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Arizona Parks and Recreation Association

Phoenix, AZ
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www.azpra.org/

    • About Us

    The Arizona Parks and Recreation Association was founded in 1950 as a member based professional organization. The organization’s membership is comprised of diverse professionals who work for local municipalities, state and county parks, private recreation agencies, HOA's, golf courses and a variety of businesses who serve the industry. As a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, APRA is not directly affiliated or supported by any city, state or county agency. The mission of APRA is to connect, educate and inspire all who enhance the quality of life through the profession of parks, recreation and the protection of natural resources.

    The Arizona Parks and Recreation Association was founded in 1950 as a member based professional organization. The organization’s membership is comprised of diverse professionals who work for local municipalities, state and county parks, private recreation agencies, HOA's, golf courses and a variety of businesses who serve the industry. As a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, APRA is not directly affiliated or supported by any city, state or county agency. The mission of APRA is to connect, educate and inspire all who enhance the quality of life through the profession of parks, recreation and the protection of natural resources.

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    • Environment & Sustainability

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