Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department earns CAPRA reaccreditation
Scottsdale Parks & Recreation managers Kyu Bin Hyun and Kevin McKee accept Scottsdale’s Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies reaccreditation award Oct. 9 at the National Recreation and Park Association Conference in Atlanta.
(Courtesy City of Scottsdale)
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department employees recently accepted the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies reaccreditation award at the National Recreation and Park Association Conference in Atlanta. Commission accreditation is the only national recognition of its kind for parks and recreation agencies, with less than 2% of departments nationwide achieving this status.
The department has maintained CAPRA accreditation since October 1994.
Scottsdale has 45 parks, several of which include extensive playgrounds, multi-use fields and aquatic facilities. These facilities serve as hubs for outdoor recreation, contributing to the local economy by attracting tourists, special events and sports tournaments.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department earns CAPRA reaccreditation
(Courtesy City of Scottsdale)
Scottsdale Parks & Recreation managers Kyu Bin Hyun and Kevin McKee accept Scottsdale’s Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies reaccreditation award Oct. 9 at the National Recreation and Park Association Conference in Atlanta.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department employees recently accepted the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies reaccreditation award at the National Recreation and Park Association Conference in Atlanta. Commission accreditation is the only national recognition of its kind for parks and recreation agencies, with less than 2% of departments nationwide achieving this status.
The department has maintained CAPRA accreditation since October 1994.
Scottsdale has 45 parks, several of which include extensive playgrounds, multi-use fields and aquatic facilities. These facilities serve as hubs for outdoor recreation, contributing to the local economy by attracting tourists, special events and sports tournaments.
The commission’s standards emphasize equitable and accessible services, and Scottsdale’s reaccreditation demonstrates that the parks and recreations department continues to prioritize inclusive design and programming for all residents, regardless of ability or background.
The commission accreditation involves meeting over 150 standards.
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