Rogers, AR

Fireman's Pension & Relief Board

Planning Commission

Historic District Commission

The Historic District Commission will approve the minutes from the August 4, 2026 meeting and hold a public hearing on a new request. The primary item is a Certificate of Appropriateness for a temporary art display at 104 W. Walnut Street. The meeting also includes the appointment of 2026 officers.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request for temporary art display at 104 W. Walnut Street
• Approval of August 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Appointment of 2026 Commission officers

City Council

Advertising and Promotion Commission

Airport Commission

Library Board of Trustees

Planning Commission

Historic District Commission

Park and Rec Commission

Water Utilities Commission

City Council

Planning Commission

Historic District Commission

City Council

Airport Commission

Advertising and Promotion Commission

Water Utilities Commission

Planning Commission

Historic District Commission

Library Board of Trustees

Park and Rec Commission

City Council

Planning Commission

Historic District Commission

City Council

Advertising and Promotion Commission

Airport Commission

Water Utilities Commission

Historic District Commission

Planning Commission

Library Board of Trustees

Park and Rec Commission

City Council

Planning Commission

Historic District Commission

Fireman's Pension & Relief Board

City Council

Airport Commission

Advertising and Promotion Commission

Historic District Commission

Library Board of Trustees

Planning Commission

Park and Rec Commission

Water Utilities Commission

City Council

Airport Commission

Library Board of Trustees

Water Utilities Commission

Planning Commission

The Rogers Planning Commission Policy Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on forthcoming amendments to the Future Land Use Map, Master Street Plan, Unified Development Code, and Zoning Map. The committee will provide feedback but take no action; a public hearing will be held at a later date. The meeting is open to the public but is not a public hearing.

• Presentation on amendments to Future Land Use Map, Master Street Plan, Unified Development Code, and Zoning Map
• No action will be taken at this meeting
• Public hearing to be held at a later date

City Council

The Rogers City Council will hold public hearings on two nuisance structures and consider ordinances to raze them. The council will also vote on a solid waste fee increase, a $33,099 federal justice grant, and a $4.98 million federal transportation grant. Additionally, they will accept final plats for several developments.

• Public hearings and ordinances to raze nuisance structures at 920 S. B Street and 2820 W. Rife Circle
• Ordinance to approve solid waste disposal fee increase with LRS South, LLC D.B.A. GFL Environmental, Inc.
• Resolution to accept $33,099 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant
• Resolution to accept up to $3,987,536 federal Safe Streets for All grant and appropriate $4,984,420
• Final plats for Willow Creek Apartments, Shane Tyson's Place, Villas on Turtle Creek, 990 W. Easy Street, 1903 S. 1st Street, 5501 W. Madison Avenue, and Easy Street Flex Space

Park and Rec Commission

The Rogers Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will review updates on current and upcoming trail projects. The body will also discuss a process for adding names to the Northwest Park Legacy Wall and approve rental terms for the Community Room.

• Detailed review of current and upcoming trail projects
• Development of criteria for future additions to the Northwest Park Legacy Wall
• Review and approval of proposed rental terms for the Community Room

Park and Rec Commission

Park and Rec Commission

Historic District Commission

The August 18, 2026 meeting of the Rogers Historic District Commission was canceled because there were no items requiring review. No meeting will be held.

• Meeting canceled due to no items requiring review

Planning Commission

The Rogers Planning Commission will consider a common signage plan and a rezoning request, and the Board of Adjustment will hear variance requests. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no consent agenda items and no old business.

• Common Signage Plan at 6361 S. Oldridge Place (HC district)
• Rezone 209 W. Locust Street from T3.2 to T4.2
• Variance at 4100 W. Oak Street (T4.2 district)
• Variance at 408 E. Poplar Street withdrawn by applicant

Library Board of Trustees

Water Utilities Commission

The Rogers Water and Sewer Commission is meeting to consider several financial and operational items. The main actions are approving sewer revenue bond issuance, engaging underwriting and bond counsel services, and authorizing the purchase of plan review software. The agenda also includes routine reports and approval of the previous meeting's minutes.

• Letter of Engagement with Stephens, Inc. for underwriting services
• Letter of Engagement with the Friday Firm for bond counsel services
• Resolution 26-22 approving issuance of sewer revenue bonds
• Resolution 26-23 authorizing purchase of plan review software

Advertising and Promotion Commission

The Rogers Advertising and Promotion Commission will consider several funding requests for local events and conferences, including cash grants and discounted room rates. The meeting will also include approval of minutes, a financial report, and a director's report.

• Ashley's Finds: $1,000 for 2026 Bella Rustina Vintage Market
• Shepherd's Chapel: $10 per room night for 2027 Spring Conference
• Arkansas Recreation & Parks Association: $3,000 for 2027 Annual Conference
• Our Little Miss: $15 per room night for 2027 World's Universal Beauty Scholarship Competition
• Arkansas National Guard: $10,000 for 2027 Annual Safety Conference

Airport Commission

The Rogers Airport Commission is holding a regular meeting with standard procedural items: public forum, roll call, approval of minutes, financial report, and manager's report. No specific action items, proposals, or discussions are listed on the agenda.

• Public forum
• Approval of July 15, 2026 minutes
• Financial report as of July 31, 2026
• Manager's report

City Council

The Rogers City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including clean-up liens for three properties, the purchase of five Chevrolet Tahoes for the police department, a real estate sale, an alley vacation, airport-related agreements, budget amendments, and three rezonings. The agenda also includes old business on a special election for a bond issue and sales tax, and new business accepting final plats for two properties.

• Purchase of five Chevrolet Tahoes for Rogers Police Department from Superior Automotive Group of Siloam Springs
• Sale of surplus city real property to Elkhead, LLC of Rogers
• Agreement with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for $63,755.47 airport IT reimbursement
• Noise barrier fencing at Rogers Executive Airport from Pinnacle Fence and Outdoors, LLC
• Three rezonings: T2 to T5.2 (Shermin), T5.2 to HC (PWX), T2 to T4.1/T4.2 (GDM)

Historic District Commission

The Rogers Historic District Commission will hold its August 4, 2026 meeting to approve minutes from the February 3, 2026 meeting and conduct public hearings. The only concrete item is a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the roof at 121 W. Elm Street.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request for roof replacement at 121 W. Elm Street

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment will review requests for zoning changes and signage plans. The body is also considering two variances to the Unified Development Code for properties on S. Arkansas Street and N. 24th Street.

• RZ26-00370: Rezone 1755 W. Pleasant Grove Rd. from T5.2 to HC (Highway Commercial)
• RZ26-00366: Rezone 2718 S. Champions Dr. from T2 (Rural) to T5.2 (City Medium-Intensity)
• RZ26-00345: Rezone 6253 S. Mt Hebron Rd. from T2 to T4.1 and T4.2
• SGN26-0368: Common Signage Plan for 5115 W. JB Hunt Dr.
• VAR26-0369 and VAR26-0365: Variances for 303 S. Arkansas St. and 1609 N. 24th Street

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed special election to issue bonds for capital improvements and levy a 1% sales and use tax. The meeting also includes votes on zoning changes, budget amendments, and a grant for tree canopy projects.

• Proposed special election for capital improvement bonds and a 1% sales and use tax
• Matching grant agreement with Walton Family Foundation for up to $815,087.00
• Contract with Building Exteriors, LLC of Springdale for $113,620.00
• Re-zoning of lands from T2 to HC (Nguyen Pleasant Grove) and I-1 to T5.1 (Panchal)
• Final plat acceptance for Lot Split Plat Lot 7C Pleasant Crossing Phase 1

Library Board of Trustees

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve the July 7, 2026 meeting minutes. It will consider a consent‑agenda request to rezone a 9.22‑acre parcel at the intersection of W. Pleasant Grove Road and S. 28th Place from Rural (T2) to Highway Commercial (HC). The commission will also hold public hearings on two additional rezoning requests: 0.77 acre at 706 W. Olrich St. from Light Industrial (I‑1) to City Low‑Intensity (T5.1), and the site at 6253 S. Mt Hebron Rd. from Rural (T2) to Neighborhood Medium‑Intensity (T4.1) and Neighborhood High‑Intensity (T4.2).

• Approve July 7, 2026 meeting minutes
• Consent agenda: rezone 9.22 acres at W. Pleasant Grove Rd & S. 28th Place to Highway Commercial (RZ26-00354)
• Public hearing: rezone 0.77 acre at 706 W. Olrich St. to City Low‑Intensity (RZ26-00339)
• Public hearing: rezone 6253 S. Mt Hebron Rd to Neighborhood Medium‑ and High‑Intensity districts (RZ26-00345)

Historic District Commission

The July 21, 2026 Historic District Commission meeting was canceled. No agenda items required review, so no decisions or discussions will occur.

Water Utilities Commission

The Rogers Waterworks and Sewer Commission will consider several items, including selecting an underwriter for a proposed bond issue and waiving competitive bidding for field equipment. It will also review a change order on the Blossom Way sewer project, a metering agreement with the City of Pea Ridge, and a bid for a fiber ring at the RPCF. Additional topics include consultant selection for the Oak St Campus master plan and proposed changes to the municipal code.

• Selection of underwriter for proposed bond issue
• Waiving competitive bidding for field equipment
• Change order on Blossom Way sewer project
• Metering agreement with the City of Pea Ridge
• Approve bid for fiber ring at RPCF

Civil Service Commission

The Rogers Civil Service Commission will meet on July 17, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. at the Rogers Police Department. The commission’s only substantive agenda item is to certify the eligibility list for the entry‑level police officer examination, which will be considered in executive session. The remainder of the meeting consists of standard procedural items.

• Certification of eligibility list for Entry Level Police Officer Examination (executive session)

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to review the June 10, 2026 minutes and the June 30, 2026 financial report. The agenda consists of procedural items and reports.

• Action on June 10, 2026 minutes
• Financial report for June 30, 2026

Park and Rec Commission

The Rogers Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will meet on July 15, 2026 at City Hall. The agenda includes departmental updates, construction and trail reports, and a new business item on facilities planning. No specific decisions are listed.

• Department updates & meeting calendar – Quinton Harris
• Construction updates – David Hook
• Recreation updates – Wendy Jones
• Trails & roadway updates – Kent Laughlin and Kara King
• Facilities planning discussion – David Hook

Park and Rec Commission

The Rogers Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is meeting to receive department updates, including construction, recreation, and trails reports, and to discuss facilities planning. The agenda is primarily informational, with no specific action items listed beyond approving minutes.

• Construction updates by David Hook
• Recreation updates by Wendy Jones
• Trails and roadway updates by Kent Laughlin and Kara King
• Facilities planning discussion by David Hook

City Council

The City Council will review several resolutions to schedule public hearings regarding nuisance properties. The agenda also includes a land rezoning ordinance and the appointment of seven members to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee.

• Public hearing for nuisance structure at 318 W. Walnut Street
• Public hearing for nuisance at 920 S. B Street
• Public hearing for nuisance structure at 2820 W. Rife Circle
• Ordinance accepting a quitclaim deed at Stoney Brook Road and South Dodson Road
• Rezoning of lands from T5.2 to HC (Froud Hudson) via Unified Development Code amendment

Museum Commission

The Museum Commission will review routine reports including director updates, attendance, and budgets for April through June, along with collections reports. A new business item on deaccession is scheduled for discussion.

• New business: Deaccession discussion
• Director update on Museum operations
• April, May, June attendance reports
• April, May, June budget reports
• April, May, June collections reports

Advertising and Promotion Commission

The meeting agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The commission will review the June 2026 minutes and receive financial and director reports.

• Action on June 2026 Minutes
• Financial Report
• Director’s Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone 3.67 acres west of 701 W. Hudson Rd from medium-intensity (T5.2) to light industrial (I-1). The Board of Adjustment will also consider a variance request at 5715 W. Stoney Brook Rd. No items are listed on the consent agenda.

• Public hearing on RZ26-00236: request to rezone 3.67 acres west of 701 W. Hudson Rd from T5.2 to I-1 (Light Industrial)
• Variance request VAR26-0314 for 5715 W. Stoney Brook Rd in T4.2 zoning district
• Approval of June 16, 2026 Planning Commission minutes
• Approval of March 17, 2026 Board of Adjustment minutes

Historic District Commission

The meeting scheduled for July 7, 2026, was canceled because there were no items requiring review.

City Council

The City Council and its committees will discuss several rezoning requests, final plats, and property clean-up liens. The body is also considering a budget amendment to fund the Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County.

• Appropriation of $200,000 from General Fund Reserves for the Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County
• Re-zoning requests for lands from T2 to T4.2 (Hackett) and T2 to T4.1 (Laurel)
• Public hearings for clean-up liens at 820 N. C Street, 930 S. 25th Street, 1502 N. C Street, 2001 S. 16th Street, and 3609 W. Margaret Place
• Agreement with Ozark Regional Transit for ownership and maintenance of transit stop shelters
• Final plat approvals for 303 S. Promenade Boulevard, 701 W. Hudson Road, 3501 and 3507 S. Pope Road, 511 N. Dixieland Road, and O’Brien Ready Mix, LLC

The council approved a $200,000 budget amendment for victim and family services. Additionally, several resolutions regarding clean-up liens, public hearings, and transit agreements were passed.

• Approved $200,000 budget amendment for Children and Family Advocacy Center (Unanimous)
• Approved clean-up lien for 820 N. C Street (Unanimous)
• Approved clean-up lien for 930 S. 25th Street (Unanimous)
• Approved clean-up lien for 1502 N. C Street (Unanimous)
• Approved clean-up lien for 2001 S. 16th Street (Unanimous)
• Approved clean-up lien for 3609 W. Margaret Place (Unanimous)
• Approved public hearing for alley vacation near East Poplar Street (Unanimous)
• Adopted drainage easement dedication at 2810 W. Simmons Lane (Unanimous)

Park and Rec Commission