ABOUT US

IPARKS is the risk management affinity partner of the Illinois Association of Park Districts (IAPD), working to provide affordable, specialized coverage programs and valuable loss control resources for park districts, recreation and conservation districts, river conservancy districts, forest preserves and special recreation agencies.

 

In 1991, Carbondale Park District and Urbana Park District executed Intergovernmental Contracts and formed IPARKS. In the 30 years that followed, IPARKS has grown to include over 170 park, recreation and conservation districts, river conservancy districts, forest preserves and special recreation agencies. The founding two members, Carbondale and Urbana Park Districts, remain valued members of IPARKS today.


OUR MISSION

IPARKS partners with our members to make risk management easy and accessible so you are empowered to protect your citizens and deliver exceptional services to those you serve.
 
Our Promise
Your IPARKS membership makes it easy for you to provide safe places to play, relax, and enjoy. By making safety a priority, we empower you to improve upon best practices and work in collaboration with your fellow members to protect your district, assets and those you serve. Members are able to do this with the customized coverage, fresh and engaging training, and valuable educational resources we offer. All of this is made possible by our strong financial foundation. 


RESOURCE eLIBRARY

Access hundreds of trainings, resources, webinars, and more.

MEMBER PROGRAMS & SERVICES

Take advantage of exclusive programs.

HELPFUL LINKS

Explore related topics and organizations.

FILE A CLAIM

Members can easily and securely file a claim online. 

FEATURED MEMBER

Braidwood Park District. 

PROPERTY DAMAGE

Submit claims for damage to Member-owned (1st party) property, including buildings, contents, equipment, and other assets.

LIABILITY

Submit claims for injuries or non-vehicle damage to 3rd parties allegedly caused by the Member, including claims involving public officials and employ