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Looking for a summer job? Indy Parks and Recreation might have a role for you.

Applications are open for the summer 2024 season, featuring various part-time positions, including:

  • Camp Counselors ($14 per hour)
  • Lifeguards ($15 per hour)
  • Food Program Coordinators ($14 per hour)
  • And more

Pro tip: Don’t miss the early bird sign-on bonus of $500, available to part-time staff hired for the season with confirmed registration in all required training by Friday, April 5 (hint: that’s right around the corner).

If you’re interested in a permanent position, take a look at the available full-time roles.

With a mission to provide enriching experiences for all, Indy Parks and Recreation offers 2,400+ programs throughout the year, in addition to 216 parks, 130 playgrounds, 153 miles of trails, and 23 recreation and nature centers for Marion County residents and visitors.

Ready to become a part of the dynamic team behind many of Indy’s public summer activities? Explore open positions and apply.

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