What should be done after a group or person has been evicted from the park?

The appropriate action after evicting a group or person from the park is to inform nearby parks of the eviction and complete notes. This procedure is crucial for several reasons.

First, communicating with nearby parks helps maintain a cooperative network of information among park operations. If the evicted individuals attempt to visit another park, those staff members will be aware of the situation, ensuring that safety protocols are followed and that the same issues do not recur elsewhere.

Additionally, keeping comprehensive notes about the eviction incident is essential for documentation purposes. Detailed records can provide a clear account of the circumstances surrounding the eviction, which may be important if further action is required, such as dealing with complaints or potential legal issues. Good documentation also serves as a reference for any future occurrences involving the same individuals or groups.

The other options, while they might seem relevant, do not address the immediate needs of the situation in the context of park management and law enforcement.