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Join WPRA Now!
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Join WPRA Now to be connected to the state of Wisconsin Network
of Park and Recreation Professionals. Your Membership in
WPRA guarantees that you are able to stay connected to other
professionals as well as be able to attend educational
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Resources
The Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association provides its
members with various resources to assist with the daily
operations of Parks and Recreation Agencies as well as
individual professional development.
Wisconsin "Branding" Logos
Below are two options for new "Wisconsin
Branding Logos" that can be used to promote parks and recreation
within the State of Wisconsin. If any member would like a
high resolution option, they should contact
Juliene Hefter.
The WPRA Office has
developed a comprehensive
Citizen Board Member Resource Guide
that is now
available to WPRA agency members. The 38 page Resource Guide is
an excellent tool for agency members to use in recruiting and
educating potential Citizen Board members.
The Resource Guide
covers such topics as: Role of a Citizen Board member,
Responsibilities of a Citizen Board member, Role of the Citizen
Advisory Board Chair, Advisory Board-Director Responsibility
Chart, Frequently Asked Questions for/by Citizen Board members,
and a wealth of other pertinent information to assist you in
recruiting, training and retaining citizen board members for
your agency.
How do you obtain
this exciting guide: 1) You can download a copy from the WPRA
website below at NO cost to you; or 2) You can send a check
payable to WPRA for $10 to cover the copying, shipping and
handling.
Don't wait - this
much anticipated resource guide is now available for immediate
use!!
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Download a copy of the Citizen Board Member Resource
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Board
and Commission Information
Creating
Community Power Point Presentation
In
response to member requests for ideas on how to
articulate the Agency’s role in creating community
through people, parks and programs, WPRA has released a
power point presentation. This power point presentation
includes templates that allow the agency to easily
personalize it with the agency name, statistics,
programs and services. This presentation is excellent
to use for presentations to neighborhood associations,
non-profit organizations, and business groups. To
download the presentation, click below:
Guide to Develop a Request for Proposal
The Request for Proposal (RFP) is a process or tool to
solicit professional services, such as
consulting services to facilitate and prepare a
Strategic Plan, General Plan, or Master Plan. A
RFP may be required by an organization’s procurement
policies or when an organization desires an assessment
of the prospective consultants’ capability to perform
the services especially when the capabilities cannot be
stated in precise, concrete terms.
An RFP permits an agency to assess each proposer's
strengths and weaknesses in areas such as prior
experience with similar contracts, managerial experience
with similar projects, staff expertise, the feasibility
of the approach or plans proposed in response to RFP
requirements and technical capabilities. In the
evaluation and selection process, the technical aspects
and the cost proposed by each proposer are evaluated
separately. The results are then combined to determine
the successful proposer.
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Contact Us
| Thank you to our Main Sponsors.
* 6 Time Main Conference Sponsor
* 3 Time Main Educational Sponsor
* American Litho proud sponsor of the 2008 Membership Directory
and Buyer's Guide.
* Vermont Systems official sponsor of Rec Trac and Web Trac for
WPRA.
"Ruby Speaks"
Ruby Newell-Legner
* 2008 WPRA Conference Keynote
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