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Rogers Arkansas Fire Department The Rogers Fire Department provides fire, emergency medical, hazardous materials, and technical rescue service to the City of Rogers and surrounding areas.

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Recently, during City Wide meetings, members of the Rogers Fire Department were recognized for their years of service wi...
10/16/2026

Recently, during City Wide meetings, members of the Rogers Fire Department were recognized for their years of service with the City of Rogers.

At RFD, every milestone represents more than years on the job. It reflects dedication, countless hours of training, emergency responses, and a continued commitment to protecting and serving our community. The experience, leadership, and teamwork our members bring to the department make a lasting impact on both their fellow firefighters and the citizens of Rogers.

Please join us in congratulating the following members on their service milestones:

Fire Equipment Operator Shawn Rogers — 20 Years
Captain C**t Lundberg — 20 Years
Firefighter Tanner Horlick — 5 Years

Thank you for your hard work, professionalism, and commitment to the Rogers Fire Department. We are grateful for the time and dedication you have invested in serving our community, and we look forward to the continued impact you will make in the years ahead!

Looking for a fun family activity? Join us on November 7th! Members of the Rogers Fire Department will be there with a f...
10/15/2026

Looking for a fun family activity? Join us on November 7th! Members of the Rogers Fire Department will be there with a fire truck for a Touch-a-Truck experience, giving kids the opportunity to explore the equipment and meet the firefighters. Events such as this allow us to connect with members of our community!

We look forward to spending time with kids, young and old, and helping make it a fun and memorable day for everyone!

Join us November 7th for our 2nd annual Kids Bicycle Giveaway with Pedal It Forward NWA!

Hot Dogs and more for lunch by Grand Savings Bank!

Activities from Children & Family Advocacy Center!

Community Touch-A-Truck with area partners!

Learn CPR/First Aid from your Rogers Firefighters!

Thank you to Oakdale Middle School for inviting us to be a part of making learning fun!
10/14/2026

Thank you to Oakdale Middle School for inviting us to be a part of making learning fun!

Yesterday, members of The Rogers Fire Department were honored to run alongside El Dorado Fire Department Lieutenant Jaco...
10/10/2026

Yesterday, members of The Rogers Fire Department were honored to run alongside El Dorado Fire Department Lieutenant Jacob Brimer through our city as a small part of his incredible Camp Sunshine Challenge!

Jacob ran hundreds of miles across the state of Arkansas, ending this morning in Missouri to raise awareness and funds for Camp Sunshine Arkansas, a special camp that provides children who have survived burn injuries with an opportunity to heal, connect with others who understand their journey, and make lasting memories.

We are humbled by this incredible demonstration of dedication, perseverance, and a firefighter’s heart for helping others.

More information on Lieutenant Brimer’s mission can be found here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/camp-sunshine-challenge

Lieutenant Brimer, you are an inspiration to us all!

We just parted ways with Jacob at Horsebarn Park at the Rogers-Bentonville line. Jacob is going to do ANOTHER 5 miles tonight before resting and finishing out tomorrow!

Go Jacob!

Our crews recently completed Trench Technician training, strengthening the specialized skills needed to safely respond t...
10/09/2026

Our crews recently completed Trench Technician training, strengthening the specialized skills needed to safely respond to trench and confined-space emergencies.

These types of incidents can be complex and dangerous, which is why hands-on training is so important. Our firefighters work to prepare for the worst so we can be at our best when our community needs us most.

A big thank you to our instructors and the other departments who joined us for this training. Working and training together makes all of us stronger and better prepared to serve our communities.

Thank you to the students and staff of Northside Elementary School for letting us spend some time with them. What a won...
10/06/2026

Thank you to the students and staff of Northside Elementary School for letting us spend some time with them. What a wonderful community we serve!

For this week's , we wanted to share the volunteer firefighter voting box. From 1888 to 1922, the Rogers Fire Departmen...
09/17/2026

For this week's , we wanted to share the volunteer firefighter voting box. From 1888 to 1922, the Rogers Fire Department was entirely made up of volunteers, using this box to vote on the addition of new members. White marbles signified a favorable vote, while black marbles would remove a candidate from the roll.

Today, the RFD is a full-time, professional department, and our hiring and promotional processes are much more rigorous. Candidates must complete both written and physical tests, as well as verbal interviews to be hired. Personnel undergoing the promotional process must complete testing through assessment centers in addition to interviews with the Civil Service Commission.

While the process has changed, one thing hasn’t: our commitment to selecting and developing the best people to serve the Rogers community.

09/11/2026
This morning, the Rogers Fire Department and local VFW chapter participated in a Remembrance Ceremony for the 25th anniv...
09/11/2026

This morning, the Rogers Fire Department and local VFW chapter participated in a Remembrance Ceremony for the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. We honor and remember the 343 NYFD members and 71 Law Enforcement officers who answered the call and made the ultimate sacrifice on that fateful day. We will never forget.

You have an emergency and call 911, but the dispatcher is asking you a lot of questions before help is on the way. Why?W...
09/09/2026

You have an emergency and call 911, but the dispatcher is asking you a lot of questions before help is on the way. Why?

We know it can feel frustrating answering questions when you are experiencing an emergency. The person handling your call is a trained professional who must ask specific questions to send help, while also ensuring both your safety and the safety of first responders. Here is what really happens when you dial 911:

Our dispatchers use a nationally recognized system called ProQA for Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD) and Emergency Fire Dispatch (EFD). When you describe your situation to the dispatcher, this system will be used to determine the nature of your call and what kind of help you may need. As soon as critical information is received, help is already on the way. The dispatcher will continue to ask you questions while units are responding.

Answering the dispatcher’s questions helps them provide critical pre-arrival instructions that can make a difference before responders arrive. Our dispatchers are certified through the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED), providing evidence-based protocols to guide you with the right instructions during an emergency.

We know emergencies are stressful, but every question serves a purpose. Your safety is our first priority!

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Rogers, AR
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