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CPRA Board

For current members of the CPRA Board. New CPRA Board members are recruited the summer before Conference each year.

Clayton Shuck

City & County of Broomfield
President

Clay Shuck is the Director of Parks, Recreation, and Senior Services with The City and County of Broomfield. Clay's involvement with CPRA began early in his career as he was very active through the Aquatic's section. Clay also served on the CPRA Directors section as the vice chair, on the annual conference committee, and on the CPRA board. 

As a Parks and Recreation Professional, Clay is motivated by how we impact our communities with the programs and services we offer. He believes there is nothing better than seeing the community participate in swimming lessons, CARA Athletics, fitness classes, or just out enjoying the parks. What we do makes a difference in the communities every day! Clay has experienced great opportunities throughout his career to work through the development of strategic plans, organizational development, conference leadership, budget oversight and development, and project management.

Alison Rhodes

City of Boulder Parks & Recreation
President-Elect

Ali Rhodes, MPA, is Boulder’s Parks and Recreation Director. Ali’s two key responsibilities are to set vision for the organization and to support BPR’s teammates in operating a world-class parks and recreation system. Beginning her professional career in Finance, Ali soon realized that municipal parks and recreation aligned with her dedication to community and commitment to continuous improvement and health equity – she joined the city in 2002 and has never looked back. Ali holds a bachelor’s degree in History (cum laude) and Spanish from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Colorado at Denver.


When not having fun at work, Ali likes to run, hike, walk the dog, read and when the location allows, sit in the hot sun by some water and do nothing. Ali and her husband Trevor have two kids and one very high maintenance dog.

Adam Hamm

South Suburban Parks & Recreation District
Secretary/Treasurer

Adam Hamm is the Sports Dome Manager for South Suburban Parks & Recreation District. Parks and Recreation holds deep significance for Adam as it represents a powerful and transformative force that positively impacts individuals and communities. Adam also believes Parks and Recreation encompasses the creation, management, and preservation of recreational spaces and programs that foster social, physical, and emotional well-being, enriching the lives of people from all walks of life.

Adam brings specific experience, knowledge, and skills in program development, youth sports, and facility management as a CPRA Board Member. Adam's commitment as a Parks and Recreation Professional lies in the belief that access to well-designed recreational spaces and diverse programs is fundamental to building strong and vibrant communities. Through his work, Adam aspires to contribute positively to the well-being of individuals and leave a lasting legacy of improved quality of life and community engagement.

Gina Barton

Hyland Hills Park & Recreation District
At-Large

Gina Barton, Recreation Manager with Hyland Hills Park & Recreation District, has been a member and advocate of CPRA since the beginning of her career. Gina has experienced the field of Parks & Recreation in just about every facet, from program design, development and action to higher level master plan implementation, policy development and budget forecasting. 

Gina believes Parks & Recreation is an invaluable public service which builds stronger communities by supporting diverse health & wellness needs. Service to others is what motivates Gina to be a Parks and Recreation Professional. In Gina's years of service, the most rewarding times have been to support smaller communities to acquire resources to expand their recreation and program needs. 

Megann Lohman

City of Boulder Parks & Recreation
At-Large

Megann Lohman, MPA, is the Recreation Manager for the City of Boulder Parks & Recreation. Besides her Chair-Elect position, Megann has been involved with CPRA as the Learning and Development Chair for Emerging Leaders Network as well as involvement with the CARA and Facility Management Sections. 

Megann believes Parks and Recreation is about creating and ensuring opportunities exist for our communities to learn, grow, and play in ways that encourage life long health, wellness and wellbeing (mental and physical). Megann cares about her community and feels a sense of responsibility to help ensure the opportunities she had as a kid are available to any kid or adult into the future. Megann also believes there is something powerful about helping someone to experience the joy of play through parks, facilities and programs.

Jaclynn Alvarez

South Suburban Parks & Recreation District
At-Large

Jaclynn Alvarez is South Suburban Parks & Recreation District's Customer Service Manager. Jaclynn has worked in parks and recreation for over 8 years – extensively with programming and facility operations. As a young professional, Jaclynn has progressed through various supervisory roles within parks and recreation, giving her fresh insight into the industry, as well as a variety of transferable leadership skills.

Jaclynn's life mission is to inspire and “lift” others through her service to her community. Jaclynn strongly believes in the mission of Parks and Recreation agencies; to provide quality services, facilities, and parks to all ages and abilities, with the goal of increasing overall quality of life. Jaclynn is motivated by the positive impact she makes on her community. Nothing gives her more self-satisfaction and pride than seeing her community get enjoyment from participating in special events or programs.

Luke Bolinger

Town of Erie Parks & Recreation
At-Large

Luke, currently serving as the Development & Neighborhood Services Division Manager at Town of Erie, oversees projects aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. His approach is marked by innovation and creativity, crafting capital improvement projects tailored to the community's needs. With over 14 years of experience in parks and recreation, he holds a Certified Parks and Recreation Professional (CPRP) credential.


Luke's journey into Parks & Recreation began as an adult softball umpire for Brush! Parks & Recreation. Even after serving in the United States Marine Corps, he returned to the Parks & Rec world, holding roles at Great Outdoors Colorado and Town of Windsor Parks, Recreation, & Culture. Luke holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Northern Colorado in Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality, and a Master's from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in Recreation, Sport, and Tourism.


Outside of work, Luke enjoys golfing, reading, and attempting DIY projects. He treasures family time with his wife Cassie and two daughters, and he's proud of his extensive knowledge of Taylor Swift songs.

Ashley Perillo

Colorado Parks & Recreation Association
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