# Plain Language Summary: Nancy Reagan Memorial Park Bill

This bill simply changes the name of an existing park in Arlington, Virginia. Gravelly Point Park, which sits along the George Washington Memorial Parkway, would be officially renamed the Nancy Reagan Memorial Park. The park itself wouldn't change—it would still be the same location with the same features and amenities. Only the name on signs, maps, and official documents would be different.

The bill also requires that whenever the U.S. government refers to this park in any official capacity—whether in laws, regulations, maps, or paperwork—it must use the new name. This is a straightforward administrative change that ensures consistency across all federal records and communications about the park.

For people who use Gravelly Point Park, this change is mostly symbolic. You'd see a new name on park signs and in official materials, but your experience visiting the park would remain the same. The park would continue to serve its current purpose as a recreational area along the scenic parkway. This type of bill is common in Congress and typically honors someone by naming or renaming a public space after them.

To redesignate Gravelly Point Park, located along the George Washington Memorial Parkway in Arlington County, Virginia, as the Nancy Reagan Memorial Park, and for other purposes.