Rogers, AR Parking Rules: EV Charging (2026)

Based on a review of the City of Rogers Code of Ordinances and the city's published code-enforcement materials, Rogers does not appear to have a specific ordinance governing electric vehicle charging stations, reserving spaces for plug-in vehicles, or fining gasoline vehicles that block a charger. The city's charging stations (including public locations such as the Downtown Hub) are operated under general parking and land-use rules rather than a standalone EV ordinance. Where EV chargers sit in public or private lots, the posted parking rules at that facility control; on city streets, the general Chapter 52 and Arkansas Title 27 parking rules apply, including obeying posted signs and the no-parking locations in A.C.A. 27-51-1302. At the state level, Arkansas does not have a statute that penalizes a non-electric vehicle for parking in a charging-station space, so enforcement of 'ICE-ing' typically depends on the private property owner or posted signage. Property owners installing chargers should follow the city's building and electrical permit requirements and any applicable provisions of the unified development code. Drivers should rely on posted signage at each charging location. Always confirm current rules with the city, as Rogers recodified its ordinances in 2025-2026.