Life After Pawnee: See What Your Favorite Parks and Recreation Stars Are Up To!

Amy Poehler has kept herself booked and busy since the end of Parks and Rec! She's starred in a few movies, including Sisters with Tina Fey and The House with Will Ferrell. More recently, she's signed on to star in, direct, and produce a new Netflix comedy named Wine Country and cohosted the NBC reality competition Making It with Nick Offerman.

Ron Swanson is technically the Parks and Rec director, but he just lets Leslie do most of the real work. He's a man of nature who loves hunting, woodworking, and meat. He is a libertarian who, despite his gruff exterior, really cares about the people he works with, and by the end of the series, he's married to Diane, has a son named John, and is the new superintendent of the Pawnee National Park.

Since Parks and Rec ended, Nick Offerman has been seen as Karl Weathers on Fargo, which earned him a best supporting actor in a miniseries nomination at the Critics' Choice Awards. He's currently one half of a mini-Parks and Rec reunion on NBC's crafts competition show with Poehler called Making It — which was renewed for a second season in August 2018 — and he founded a Los Angeles-based woodworking collective called Offerman Woodshop.

Since winning our hearts as April on Parks and Rec, Aburey Plaza has been seen in Dirty Grandpa, Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, The Little Hours, and Ingrid Goes West. She currently stars as Lenny Busker on Legion, which will air its final season in June, and will star as Karen in the reimagining of the 1988 horror movie classic Child's Play.

Andy Dwyer is a hot mess and a half. Initially introduced as the well-meaning loser boyfriend of Ann Perkins, Andy wins our hearts with his goofy, dim-witted antics. He starts off as a shoeshiner, then begins working for Leslie in the Parks and Rec department before finally finding his dream job hosting a children's TV show as the character "Johnny Karate." He ends the series with his show being a success, married to April and expecting baby number two.

It's safe to say that Chris Pratt has become a household name for more than just his role on Parks and Rec. The actor plays Guardians of the Galaxy's lovable rogue Peter Quill in Marvel's Cinematic Universe and will star in the upcoming Avengers: Endgame. He's also part of another huge movie franchise, playing Owen Grady in the Jurassic World films.

After Parks and Rec ended, Aziz Ansari created and starred in the critically acclaimed Netflix series Master of None. He went on to win several writing and acting awards, including a Golden Globe. That win made him the first Indian American and Asian American actor to win a Golden Globe for acting in television.

Garry, forever known as Jerry or Terry, deserves all the awards. He's a Parks and Recreation department employee who endures a TON of teasing from his coworkers for being a lovable klutz. By the end of the series, he retires from the department with a full pension and is repeatedly elected mayor of Pawnee, until he dies peacefully in his gorgeous wife's arms on his 100th birthday.

Since Parks and Rec, O'Heir has had spots on various TV shows such as Veep, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Speechless, and The Bold and the Beautiful. His guest role on The Bold and the Beautiful earned him a daytime Emmy! Most recently, he brought back Jerry Gergich to channel the famous Andy King from Netflix's Fyre documentary for a hilarious parody video at the Spirit Awards.

Retta has appeared on several projects since Parks and Rec, including Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce and To the Bone. She currently stars on NBC's Good Girls and published a series of essays in a book titled So Close to Being the Sh*t, Y'all Don't Even Know.

Since Jones's run as Ann Perkins on Parks and Rec, she's starred on the TBS comedy series Angie Tribeca as well as appearing on Black-ish and Claws.

Scott has also been booked since the end of Parks and Rec! He has appeared on The Good Place, Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later, Sleeping With Other People, and The Disaster Artist. Currently he stars on HBO's Big Little Lies.

Chris Traeger comes into Pawnee as an Indiana state auditor before he eventually becomes Pawnee's city manager. He's known for being SUPER positive, extremely health-conscious, and scarily upbeat. He's also known for being incredibly good-looking. In the series finale, he lives in Ann Arbor with Ann and their two kids.

Since Parks and Rec, Lowe has starred as Dr. Ethan Willis on CBS's medical drama Code Black and currently serves as the host of Fox's competition series Mental Samurai.