Mayflower

Parks and Wildlife

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Our Divisions

Patrol Division

The backbone of the department, and is the first place where a ranger will be placed. They patrol the jurisdictions (AoNB) around the county, and in Diamond Creek State Park.

Game Warden

The departments law enforcement division which handles all crimes within the state park, and MPWD’s jurisdictions. It is the departments pride and joy which has been serving the public, and civilians in the state park since it was established in 2022.

Public Relations

Responsible for hosting department shifts, hosting events, coordinating interdepartmental events with other departments, and also will be responsible for managing the social media of the department.

Training & Education

This division is responsible for the training of incoming cadets in the department. They are tasked with teaching search and rescue, medical procedures, completing mock patrols with cadets, basic responsibilities of a ranger, and overall how to be a ranger.

Central Command

Central command is the high command of the Mayflower Parks and Wildlife. It consists of 2 captains, 1 deputy director, and a director. Central command is the backbone of the department, and handles all day to day operations.

Internal Affairs

This division is responsible for any rule breakers within the department. They are a small group of investigators tasked with investigating rangers who violate the SOP.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Become a Game Warden?

You can become a game warden by applying for the division when applications open. We do NOT do external hires for this division as it is the pride and joy of the department. You must already be a ranger to join this division.

How Can I Become a Ranger?

You can become a ranger by simply applying for the department when applications are open. You will next have to go through an academy, and then probation, and you will be an official ranger.