Rogers Implements Robust Floodplain and Stormwater Management Measures

Rogers, AR – As part of its commitment to sustainable development, the City of Rogers is implementing robust floodplain and stormwater management measures. These initiatives are designed to protect new developments, including the recently approved Meadow Brook Subdivision Phase 2, from flood risks and environmental impact.

Focus Areas

The city’s new policies include the construction of extended dry detention basins and water quality control measures to manage stormwater effectively. Additionally, floodplain remapping efforts are underway to ensure that all new developments comply with updated environmental regulations.

"We are taking proactive steps to protect our community from flooding and ensure sustainable growth," said a city engineer. "These measures will enhance the resilience of our infrastructure and safeguard the environment."

Community Impact

These initiatives will reduce the risk of flooding in new and existing developments, promoting safer and more sustainable urban growth. They also reflect the city’s commitment to environmental stewardship and long-term planning.

Next Steps

The city will continue to collaborate with FEMA and the US Fish and Wildlife Service to refine and implement these measures, ensuring that all developments meet the highest standards of environmental protection.