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Indy Parks is looking to fill more than 400 summer jobs

Some of the positions include lifeguards, camp counselors, cashiers and food program coordinators.

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, camp counselors, cashiers and food program coordinators.

The jobs offer starting pay between $10 and $15 an hour.

Mayor Joe Hogsett said he is confident the jobs will be filled.

"We know there are a lot of good candidates out there," Hogsett said. "We also know there are a lot of young people looking for jobs."

New summer employees can get a $100 bonus after working 100 hours. Existing employees can get the bonus for referring a new hire.

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To be eligible for the bonuses, applications and paperwork must be turned in by May 7.

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You can see the jobs listing and apply here.

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