Help name Roseville's future parks

The City of Roseville is inviting the community to help name three future neighborhood parks during the annual park naming process, open throughout the month of July.

Each year, new parks that have been approved for construction are eligible to receive official names. Community members are encouraged to submit suggestions that reflect Roseville's history, natural features, neighborhoods or the unique character of each park.

The 2026 parks eligible for naming are:

• DF-50 – A 1.9-acre neighborhood park located at Brooksleigh Drive and Canyonland Court
• KT-51 – A 4.24-acre neighborhood park located on Garibaldi Drive, just west of Santucci Boulevard
• C-60 – A 6.8-acre park site adjacent to Winding Creek Elementary School at Westbrook Boulevard and Celebrate Drive

The park name suggestion period is open now through Friday, July 31, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. (Pacific).

How to submit a park name

Residents can submit park name recommendations by completing the fillable submission form and returning it to the City Clerk's Office by emailing cityclerkroseville@roseville.ca.us before the July 31 deadline.

What happens next?

After the submission period closes, all park name suggestions will be forwarded to the Parks & Recreation Commission and City Council for review this winter. Official park names will be announced in 2027.

As Roseville celebrates National Park & Recreation Month throughout July, this is a unique opportunity for residents to help shape the future of the city's park system and leave a lasting mark on the community.

For additional information and to access the park name submission form, visit roseville.ca.gov/ParkNaming