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Legislative Monitoring
| NRPA/MRPA 2005 Federal Legislative Priorities |
| Reauthorizing the Transportation Equity Act (TEA21), Maintaining Funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), and passing comprehensive health and anti-obesity legislation are just a few of the NRPA/MRPA federal legislative priorities... |
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Association representation at the State Capitol on issues relating to:
- Recreation/tourism financing and regulation
- The environment
- Parks and recreation, and quality of life issues
- Consumer impact
- Annual visit to Congress and the day-to-day monitoring of federal issues
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Governor Jennifer Granholm signing environmental legislation on Earth Day at the Capitol in Lansing.
(Photograph by Robert Anthony Robinson)
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MRPA makes legislative advocacy a top priority. For more information or to get involved, contact one of the following:
See our Public Policy Committee page.
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Mark A. Brochu, CPRP
Director, St. Clair County Parks & Rec.
200 Grand River Avenue, Suite 205
Port Huron, MI 48060
616.457.9815 Fax: 616.457.9831
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Mike Maisner
MRPA Executive Director
(517) 485-9888
mmaisner@mrpaonline.org |
"Creating Community through People, Parks and Programs!"

Michigan Recreation and Park Association
2465 Woodlake Circle • Suite 180 • Okemos, MI 48864
(517) 485-9888 FAX (517) 485-7932
E-Mail: info@mrpaonline.org
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