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Lobbying Associations
The Naperville Park District Board of Park Commissioners’ Legislative Committee monitors legislation at the local, state and federal levels to stay abreast of issues that may affect the Park District. The District is a dues-paying member of the Illinois Association of Park Districts (IAPD) which conduct legislative advocacy initiatives primarily at the state level. Additionally the District is a member of the National Park and Recreation Association, which advocates for national park and recreation issues at the federal level.

Approximately 4% of the IAPD member agency dues supported legislative advocacy in 2012. The Naperville Park District’s dues to IAPD and NRPA for lobbying for the past five years are as follows:

Year

% of IAPD Dues for Lobbying *

NPD Dues to IAPD for Lobbying

2012

4%

 $ 277.77

2011

5%

 $ 337.10

2010

4%

 $ 264.39

2009

9%

 $ 579.23

2008

7%

 $ 450.52

 

*per IAPD Annual Report
http://c.ymcdn.com/sites/www.ilparks.org/resource/resmgr/files/2012_annual_report.pdf

 

Year

% of NRPA Dues for Lobbying *

NPD Dues to NRPA for Lobbying

2012

3%

$31.56

2011

4%

$33.04

2010

5%

$44.95

2009

5%

$40.75

2008

5% (est.)

$39.00 (est.)

 

*per NRPA Annual Report
http://www.nrpa.org/uploadedFiles/nrpa.org/About_NRPA/Organization/Annual_Report/Annual-Report-NRPA-2012.pdf

Direct Lobbying
The Naperville Park District does not currently employ a lobbyist or engage in any direct lobbying.

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On Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011 Naperville Park District officials heard the good news for which they have been waiting for many months: the District has achieved national accreditation through the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA).

The decision was announced at the NRPA national conference in Atlanta following a formal hearing before the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA).

Naperville is only the second park district in Illinois to earn this distinction and the 104th nationally accredited agency in the nation; there are more than 10,000 recreation agencies in the United States. The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies accredits a handful of park agencies each year that have completed a multi-step process involving a self-review by the agency, a site visit, and an evaluation and formal report by the Commission.

“We are extremely proud to bring this honor to Naperville,” said Park District Executive Director Ray McGury. “It’s an affirmation of our high standards and also an encouragement to continue bringing high quality recreation and parks experiences to our community.”

The Park District’s accreditation process began approximately one year ago and included an extensive self-evaluation by staff and a 5-day visit from CAPRA reviewers this past July. Maintaining the accreditation requires annual reports and 5- and 10-year reviews.

Park District staff members noted that the CAPRA process has helped them see the big picture, focus on long term goals and plans, review plans more regularly, organize documents so that they are accessible and useable, and collaborate more effectively with other departments and outside organizations.

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On Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011 Naperville Park District officials heard the good news for which they have been waiting for many months: the District has achieved national accreditation through the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA).

The decision was announced at the NRPA national conference in Atlanta following a formal hearing before the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA).

Naperville is only the second park district in Illinois to earn this distinction and the 104th nationally accredited agency in the nation; there are more than 10,000 recreation agencies in the United States. The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies accredits a handful of park agencies each year that have completed a multi-step process involving a self-review by the agency, a site visit, and an evaluation and formal report by the Commission.

“We are extremely proud to bring this honor to Naperville,” said Park District Executive Director Ray McGury. “It’s an affirmation of our high standards and also an encouragement to continue bringing high quality recreation and parks experiences to our community.”

The Park District’s accreditation process began approximately one year ago and included an extensive self-evaluation by staff and a 5-day visit from CAPRA reviewers this past July. Maintaining the accreditation requires annual reports and 5- and 10-year reviews.

Park District staff members noted that the CAPRA process has helped them see the big picture, focus on long term goals and plans, review plans more regularly, organize documents so that they are accessible and useable, and collaborate more effectively with other departments and outside organizations.

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