#KeepRogersSafe

Background of #RogersSafe Business Campaign

City of Rogers Mayor Greg Hines announced a new business campaign, #KeepRogersSafe, during a press conference on Wednesday, June 17. This campaign is a voluntary public health campaign for Rogers businesses that will encourage businesses to strictly enforce the public health directives and guidelines issued by Governor Asa Hutchinson and the Arkansas Department of Health. Visit the Arkansas Department of Health's website for the current list of directives and guidelines that businesses will be required to uphold in order to maintain membership in the program.

Businesses that choose to sign the #KeepRogersSafe pledge are committing to comply and enforce the current directives in place in order to keep their employees and customers safe. This pledge will give the public, with emphasis on those of high risk, the ability to discern which businesses are actively monitoring and adjusting to the fluid COVID-19 health pandemic.

How to Sign Your Business Up as a #RogersSafe Business:

Businesses may enroll in the #KeepRogersSafe initiative by filling out the entry form: #KeepRogersSafe Business Entry Form

The following businesses in Rogers have chosen to opt in to the #KeepRogersSafe public health campaign, and, therefore, are declared #RogersSafe places to dine, shop and play:

View a PDF list of #RogersSafe Businesses or continue scrolling.

Are You Contributing to the Safety of Rogers? Sign Up for the #RogersSafe Community List:

Not a business owner but want to show your support for #KeepRogersSafe? Sign our #KeepRogersSafe Individual Pledge and have your name publicly listed on our #RogersSafe Community List!