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San Jose Conservation Corps reports early gains from Bedwell Bayfront Park ranger program

Parks and Recreation Commission · April 22, 2026
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The San Jose Conservation Corps told the Menlo Park Parks and Recreation Commission its 90‑day ranger pilot at Bedwell Bayfront Park has increased on-site engagement, improved litter abatement and allowed staff to track patrol and attendance metrics, while noting operational limits on handling large discarded items and occasional gate-lock incidents.

The San Jose Conservation Corps presented a 90‑day update on its ranger services at Bedwell Bayfront Park, outlining program goals, early results and operational challenges.

Jonathan Saravia of the San Jose Conservation Corps told the Parks and Recreation Commission the program is designed to “ensure the safety, cleanliness, and accessibility of Bedwell Bayfront Park while providing environmental stewardship and public engagement.” He said the crews include field supervisors and core members aged roughly 17–27 and described duties that include patrol presence, litter abatement, public education, minor maintenance and reporting to city…

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