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Want a Job at the Beach? Sandy Hook is Hiring

The National Parks Service is hiring park rangers, lifeguards and fee collectors

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Although much damage was done when Hurricane Sandy hit Sandy Hook, several beaches will re-open to the public on May 1.

The National Parks Service announced seasonal or temporary job openings this week for park rangers, lifeguards and fee collectors. 

The jobs pay between $13.50 and $20 an hour. 

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On Saturday, 35 Gateway National Recreation Area "Volunteers-in-Parks" worked to clear and sweep sand at Area E Plaza using shovels and wheelbarrows and. So far, Area B, D, and now E have been cleared of tons of sand. 

Clean Ocean Action is asking for more volunteers to help out at a Marine Sweep on March 23.  They are also hiring:

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