Rosa Parks Memorial Building, Government office tower in Downtown San Bernardino, United States

The Rosa Parks Memorial Building is an administrative high-rise in downtown San Bernardino with 13 floors of office space. Inside, various county government departments operate their daily business from these upper-story offices.

Completed in the 1990s, the building emerged during a period of renewal in San Bernardino's downtown core. Its construction supported the region's effort to establish modern government facilities and administrative infrastructure.

The name honors Rosa Parks and celebrates those who shaped the American civil rights movement. This choice connects the local government offices inside with a pivotal moment in American history.

Security screening requires a photo ID at the main entrance, and parking is available on the property for vehicles. Business hours are the best time to visit, as public access is more straightforward during standard office times.

The San Bernardino Justice Center, opened in 2014, is 200 feet (61 m) tall but has only 11 floors, so it overtook this 13-story building in height. The Rosa Parks Memorial Building, designed by architect Richard Keating, remains the second tallest in San Bernardino and fourth tallest in the Inland Empire.