The Fire Prevention Division (FPD) is staffed by experienced, full time personnel. The Fire Prevention Division is responsible for a wide range of activities that make the community a safer place in which to work, shop, and live. These activities include commercial plan reviews, fire safety inspections, fire safety education and fire investigations. The FPD is charged with conducting fire and life safety inspections to protect our community and the lives of our citizens through enforcement of the laws and regulations governing fire safety.

Fire Safety Inspections

Fire Investigations

Fire investigations are conducted by an on-call member of the FPD. All division members are trained in fire investigation and evidence processing. The FPD conducts investigations into both criminal and non-criminal fire causes and conditions. The fire investigators work closely with the Rogers Police Department Criminal Investigation Division.

Fire Safety Education is an important part of the overall duties assigned to the FPD. The FPD develops and coordinates a variety of public education and training programs that are used in the community. Firefighters conduct station tours of their stations, as well as providing fire company tours and presenting educational programs to pre-kindergarten classes through 4th grade students.

Rogers is also home to one of the Arkansas Children's Hospital Fire Safety Houses. The Fire Safety House travels to public events and schools throughout the year to educate children and parents about "home escape plans" in the event of a fire. The house provides a mobile classroom environment that can't be duplicated. The safety house is one of the Rogers Fire Departments most used and visible tools when it comes to promoting fire safety. The Fire Safety House is available by appointment to local business, organizations, or other area fire departments.