Parks & Recreation
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Active Adults
ACTIVE ADULT INFO
The Active Adults Monthly Newsletter provides information on our programs and activities designed for adults who want to remain active and engage in activities with others in the community.
Arts in Rocklin
The City of Rocklin’s mission is to become a city that provides its citizens with exceptional quality of life. The arts are but one of the avenues used to achieve this goal. The arts are known to enrich our lives, communities and culture, producing more well-rounded individuals. See the many ways that you can get involved with the arts in Rocklin.
Classes and Programs
The City of Rocklin Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of community classes and programs, such as Active Adults activities, Cycling Skills, French Class, and Sports Programs.
Venue Rentals
Whether hosting a wedding reception, conference, birthday party, or family reunion, the City of Rocklin offers a variety of rental venues to suit your event needs.
Rocklin offers three community park locations with pavilions available to rent including Johnson-Springview Park, Margaret Azevedo Park, and Whitney Park. Information for park rentals is located here.
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
The Parks, Recreation and Arts Commission consists of five commissioners appointed to alternating four-year terms and one youth non-voting commissioner who serves a one-year term. The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission is responsible for the promotion and preservation of community recreation, open space, park lands, public art, and cultural initiatives. The Commission advises and makes recommendations to the City Council on matters regarding the long-term planning, acquisition and/or development of parks, open space and trail systems and on works of art considered for acquisition by the City.
Parks, Recreation and Arts Commission Members:
- Chris Anderson
- Nancy Hartwell
- Twiana Armstrong
- Susanne Stockton
- Alison Winter
- Abigail Wriston (Youth Commissioner)
Parks
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The City of Rocklin maintains thirty six developed parks and another 200 + acres of open space for its residents. A wealth of recreational opportunities throughout Rocklin complement the finest schools, businesses, and homes. You’ll find many diverse recreational opportunities strategically located and easily accessible throughout the city.
Publications & Forms
Following are the HTML forms for Parks & Recreation. You can fill out and submit these forms online.
Following are the PDF version for the Parks & Recreation Department.