Indy Parks and Recreation department can only open under half of its pools this summer due to a lifeguard shortage.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Parks and Recreation wants to fill more than 400 jobs for the summer, and applicants could earn a sign-on bonus. Indy Parks is looking for lifeguards, pool managers, camp ...

Indianapolis Parks and Recreation wants to fill more than 400 jobs for the summer, and applicants could earn a sign-on bonus. Indy Parks is looking for lifeguards, pool managers, camp counselors ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Indy Parks and Recreation announced new restrictions Friday, including the closure of its four dog parks in response to overcrowding. Indy Parks said the new modifications ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indy Parks and Recreation Department is returning in 2025 to serve meals to the community. According to its website, the Indy Parks Meals Program has served more than 3 ...

Planning to take pictures in a public Indianapolis park? You may need a permit for that. According to an Oct. 21 Facebook post from Southeastway Park - Indy Parks and Recreation, the Parks and ...

Detlef Schrempf had no acting experience and wasn’t looking to get into show business when he was presented with an opportunity. “Parks and Recreation,” an NBC comedy based in the fictional ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Indy Parks and Recreation is looking to fill more than 400 summer jobs. The department is supporting a citywide "Hire Indy Youth" campaign. Some of the positions include lifeguards, ...

Over the past year, Indy Parks and Recreation said they have been able to meet the needs of more than 4,000 individuals in the community, and they hope they can continue to reach those who need ...

For more information on Indy Parks jobs and programs visit the Indy Parks and Recreation webpage, contact the Customer Service Center at (317) 327-PARK, or email [email protected].

Indy Parks is hosting a coed citywide basketball league. Boys and girls ages 13-15 can get involved and there is no fee to participate.

Phyllis Boyd, a former not-for-profit leader, will be Indianapolis’ next Department of Parks and Recreation director, Mayor Joe Hogsett’s administration announced Monday. Phyllis Boyd ...