Yesterday me and teenage daughters decided to have a picnic at the park. We were sitting under a tree across from the playground when suddenly the sprinklers started. My daughter's got up and left me to collect our belongings. During so I got pretty wet and so did one of my dogs(Yorkie). I was a bit upset as I didn't even have my shoes on. I saw some steps nearby and decided to sit there to try and collect myself. I also had just bought a snow cone from across the street before this happened. So I was trying to finish that as well. A maintenance worker comes over not long after me sitting there to tell me I can't block the staircase. My other dog(chihuahua) was sitting beside me at the time. I told him I just got hit by the sprinklers and was trying to collect myself and would move shortly. He proceeds to ask me if that's his fault. I tell him no but I need a little time to get myself together. I call my daughter's over to assist me. They help me move my dog stroller and a few other belongings to the side so that if anyone needs to get through they could. So one side of the stairwell was clear. However no one even attempted to come up the stairs during the 15-20 mins I was there. The maintenance worker comes back about 7 or 8 minutes later and says I'm trying to be patient with you. I ignored him trying to prevent conflict because of his aggressiveness. He then proceeds to call police. They show up a few minutes later. I explained the situation to the police officer and he was very understanding and compassionate. By that point I had finished my snowball and was about to put my shoes on. I explained to him I have two ankle injuries. One side has metal in it and the other I sprained. So when this scenario happened I just found the closest place to collect myself where I wasn't sitting directly on the ground. He thanked me for my cooperation and then me and my family left. I just don't appreciate the way the maintenance worker treated me. He had no heart and was very rude and aggressive. Me and my daughters have been to centennial multiple times since they were little and I was born and raised here. So I've grown up coming here as well. This experience has made me decide not to come here anymore. That maintenance worker treated me like trash. I wasn't bothering anyone and even made space for people to get by if they needed too. But no one even attempted to come over there the less than 20 minutes I was there. The maintenance workers treatment really ruined my day. He needs to learn how to talk to and treat people. He was a lighter skinned black guy with a medium build. This all happened yesterday around 4 something. I'm just concerned because what if I or someone else was having a health crisis. You have to be more compassionate.