Public Works & Bulk Trash Info
Providing reliable, high-quality services to ensure community health, safety, and well-being for the City of Rogers.
The Public Works Department maintains essential infrastructure to support residents’ daily lives. If you have a work order, please use the button below.
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Water and Sewer Services
Maintaining and operating the city’s water supply and distribution system. Managing the sewer system, including wastewater treatment and disposal.
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Street Maintenance
Repairing and maintaining city streets, sidewalks, and public pathways. General city upkeep and maintenance.
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Public Infrastructure Projects
Planning and executing public infrastructure projects and collaborating with agencies to enhance city facilities.
Public Works Documents
| Categories | Title | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Forms, Public Notices, Utilities | City Of Rogers Fee Schedule – Effective 10/2025 | Download |
| Public Notices, Utilities | 2024 Consumer Confidence Report for Public Water System | Download |
| Utilities | Iron and Manganese Removal Information from CTWS | Download |
| Utilities | Discontinuity of Service for Grinder Pumps | Download |
| Ordinance, Utilities | Fee Schedule | Download |
| Utilities | 2023 Consumer Confidence Report | Download |
| Utilities | Disabled or Senior Carry Out Service Application | Download |
| Utilities | Bulk Water | Download |
| Utilities | Utility Service Application | Download |
| Utilities | Extension Application | Download |
| Utilities | Water/Sewer Tap Application | Download |
| Utilities | Close of Account | Download |
| Utilities | Transfer of Account | Download |
Public inventory of lead and copper service lines is available for review. View Inventory here.
Service Policies
Water Service: Disconnections/reconnections occur daily at 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Payments received after 4:00 PM result in next-day service.
Sewer Rates: The City of Rogers calculates residential sewer rates using the average water consumption from the months of December, January, and February.
These winter months are used because outdoor water usage is typically at its lowest, providing a more accurate reflection of indoor, sewer-related water use. The average water usage from this three-month period becomes your sewer billing rate for the following 12 months. By being mindful of water use during December, January, and February, residents may help reduce their sewer costs for the year ahead.
Bulk Trash Service Information
Monthly curbside bulk pickup occurs on Wednesdays. Each household may place up to 4 cubic yards of bulky items or brush at the curb.
Route 1 (1st Wed)
- Harrison St, Depot Ave, E Bell Ave, E Santa Fe
- Elizabeth Ave, Front St, Gulf Ave, Leahy Rd
- N Milam, N Wall St, Thomas St, North Side of E Mesquite Ave
Route 2 (2nd Wed)
- S Wall St, E Post Oak, E Prairie Ave
- E Side of S Alvin Ailey, Ethon St, Moore St
- Paul St, Cemetery Rd, S Milam St, South Side of E Mesquite Ave
Route 3 (3rd Wed)
- Park St, Artesian Ave, Ater Ave, Benton St
- Brett St, Eagle Dr, Gibson Ave, Gloria St
- Joe Lee St, Mary St, McKenzie St, S Bartlett
- S Elm St, S High St, Scott St, Smith Ave
- South Side of W Mesquite Ave, Tucker St, W Post Oak Ave, W Prairie Ave, West Side of South Alvin Ailey
Route 4 (4th Wed)
- W Bell, Bartlett St, Front St, High St
- Hill St, Hunt Hill, N Elm St, North Side of W Mesquite Ave
- W Burgess, W Gulf, W Santa Fe, W Side of N Alvin Ailey
Acceptable Items
- Mattress/Box Spring, Couches, Chairs
- Bed Frames, Small Tables, Hutches & Dressers
- TVs (older screens must be broken out)
- Carpet (cut in 4′ taped sections or in a tied roll)
- Appliances (Washers, Dryers, Stoves)
- Manageable bundled brush
- Tree trunks no larger than 8 inches in diameter
Unacceptable Items
- Construction materials (Sheetrock, Dirt, Rocks etc)
- Batteries & Liquid waste
- Hazardous & Medical waste
- Propane tanks, heaters & Tires
- Refrigerators or A/C units containing refrigerants (unless professionally red-tagged)
- Mowers
- Paint or Chemicals
