Indiana Professionals Lawn & Association Landscape
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Professional Training & Workshops
Provides education, training, and workshops to professionals in the lawn and landscape industry to enhance their knowledge and skills.

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Indiana Professionals Lawn & Association Landscape


Founded in
1990
EIN
35-1726989
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Education - Educational Support - Educational Foundations
Address
PO BOX 481 CARMEL, IN 46082-0481 United States
Website
https://www.iplla.com/
Phone
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Email address
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About
The Indiana Professional Lawn & Landscape Association (IPLLA) is a statewide association since 1987. IPLLA and the Indiana Irrigation Contractors Council are committed to in-person education, quality training, workshops, and promoting a friendly business environment for the green industry.
Mission
The Indiana Professional Lawn and Landscape Association and the Indiana Irrigation Contractors Council are committed to in-person education, quality training and workshops, and promoting a friendly business environment for the green industry.

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