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COMMUNITY GUIDE 2026
The City of Rogers: Connect, explore and thrive
The City of Rogers is a vibrant and growing community located in the northwest corner of the Twin Cities. Rogers serves as a key gateway between the metro and Greater Minnesota, blending“ big city” access and amenities with small-town charm and wide-open spaces. The city is situated between two major regional traffic arteries, Interstate 94 and Highway 101, providing easy access to nearby cities and employment opportunities.
Rogers features a mix of urban and rural residential neighborhoods, a revitalized historic Main Street, diverse shopping and dining experiences and a thriving industrial core. Housing options range from charming single-family homes and modern townhouses to spacious rural properties.
Over the past two decades, the city has experienced regional growth. As a result, about 17,000 active residents now contribute to Rogers’ reputation as a hub for employment and commerce. Today, the city supports nearly 12,000 jobs and boasts a median household income among the highest in the Twin Cities metro area.
The city’ s parks and recreation programs enhance residents’ quality of life. Rogers offers 431 acres of parkland, 15 playgrounds, 71 miles of trails, and notable facilities such as the 21st Century Bank Event Center, the TruStone Center( with an ice arena and activity room, and the new HealthPartners Fieldhouse( a 100-yard multi-sport field, indoor playground and walking track). Residents enjoy 16 multipurpose play fields, 19 ball diamonds, six pickleball courts, four tennis courts, along with outdoor ice rinks and a warming house at the brand-new South Community Park.
At the heart of these offerings is Lions Central Park, home to the 21st Century Bank Event Center, the city’ s leading venue for events. Rogers’ signature summer programs invite everyone, especially new residents, to engage with the community, featuring live music, outdoor movies, a bustling farmers market and garden plots for local growers. The splash pad by the Sunroom and picnic pavilion is open for summer use and can be reserved. A wide variety of recreational programs are available year-round, including youth and adult athletics, as well as the festive community tree lighting each December, which marks the beginning of the holiday season and welcomes everyone to join in the celebrations.
MAYOR Shannon Klick, sklick @ rogersmn. gov
CITY COUNCIL Joel Brockman, jbrockman @ rogersmn. gov Mark Eiden, meiden @ rogersmn. gov Amy Enga, aenga @ rogersmn. gov Kevin Jullie, kjullie @ rogersmn. gov
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