Rogers voters will decide six separate bond issues on Nov. 3, ranging from street and stormwater improvements to fire station upgrades and a new animal adoption center. The bond program would extend the city's existing 1% sales tax rather than create a new one.
Jeremy Biggs, senior vice president of economic development for the Rogers Lowell Chamber, says the most important measure is the last one on the ballot: refinancing the city's existing bonds. Without it, he says, the other projects can't move forward. You can find a rundown of all six issues on the city's website.
