Senator Rogers is a full time DPW Director and an Assistant Emergency Director for the Town of Foster. He is also an active volunteer in his hometown. He has been a member of the Moosup Valley Fire Department since 1980 and currently serves as lieutenant. He is also a volunteer EMT. In 2023, he was appointed to the Rhode Island Emergency Management Advisory Council. Raised on a dairy farm, Senator Rogers is a Foster native who graduated from Ponaganset High School and now owns three small businesses in Foster- GTH Construction, Stone House Inn and Rogers Farm. He was first elected to the Foster Town Council as president in 2010 and served three terms on the council. He is a past member of the Foster Economic Development Advisory Committee and past member of the Foster Police Station Building Committee. During his time in the legislature, Senator Rogers has been a leading voice on issues surrounding rural communities within our state. He has championed funding local roadway repairs and maintenance, appropriating funds for school safety and security improvements, strengthening the Castle doctrine, returning surplus revenue to taxpayers, and limiting renewals of a declaration of emergency. Born on December 22, 1964, he resides in Foster with his wife Heidi. They have four children and seven grandchildren.