The entire parks and recreation department will be active members of the IPRA and receive all member benefits.  

•    Gold level - (includes everything at silver level +)

• Gallery - display a gallery of photos on the web-page
• Map - the location of the organization will be displayed on map on the web-page
• Video - display a video on the web-page. NOTE: At this time, only links to regular YouTube or Vimeo videos are supported. YouTube Shorts type videos WILL NOT WORK. 
• Highlights - will be displayed on the web-page. This is generally used for a bulletted list to identify member features

•    Silver level - (includes everything at bronze level +)

• Public Web Content - display icons on the member's directory page when they have posted web content (i.e. job postings, hot deals, etc)
• Search Description - a short description will be displayed in the directory list
• Bio/Description - the Bio from a contact's More Info tab will be displayed

•    Bronze level - (includes everything at base level +)

• up to two additional members listed in the directory  
• Search Logo - contact's primary image will be displayed when the directory is searched

•    Base Level - 

• up to two members listed in the directory with contact info 
• includes listing of membership type
• primary contacts title 

1-4 members in your department $180 per person

5-8 members in your department $150 per person

9+ members should register for our "Agency" membership that allows all park and recreation professionals to be an active member of the IPRA for a flat rate of $1,500 annually.

One person to represent your organization.  

An advocate is someone who is not a full-time park and recreation employee.

Examples are a parks/recreation board member, a city clerk/mayor/administrator, a recreation center employee, a YMCA/YWCA employee, a facility CPO.

A current college student 

A retired Parks and Recreation professional from the state of Iowa.