Attorney
More than a decade practicing in Northwest Arkansas.
Experienced. Local. Focused on Rogers.
An attorney, educator, and longtime Rogers neighbor ready to serve.
Mallory is an attorney who has practiced in Northwest Arkansas for more than a decade and teaches as an adjunct professor at Northwest Arkansas Community College. Having grown up in Northwest Arkansas, she and her husband have called Rogers home for more than ten years.
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Six years teaching in NWACC's paralegal program.
Neighbor
More than ten years calling Rogers home.
Priorities
Thoughtful growth means planning ahead.
As Rogers grows, Mallory supports practical decisions that keep essential services, infrastructure, and the city's core moving forward with the community.
Infrastructure & Utilities
As Rogers grows, the city's infrastructure and utilities need to keep pace. Mallory supports planning growth in a way that doesn't outrun the systems residents depend on.
Traffic & Roads
Mallory supports prioritizing road and traffic projects that keep pace with Rogers' growth.
Downtown Revitalization
Development near downtown is an opportunity to shape what the center of Rogers looks like for years to come. Mallory supports thoughtful, community-informed downtown development.
Public Safety Resources
As Rogers grows, our police and fire teams need to grow with it. Mallory will work to ensure emergency response personnel have the staffing, equipment, and facilities they need to keep pace with the city's expansion, so response times and service quality don't suffer as our population increases.
Experience that informs the work
Practical perspective. Public service.
Mallory's work as a practicing attorney has given her direct insight into how local decisions affect the residents of Rogers. She has proudly represented individuals, schools, and businesses in legal issues and in navigating the court system.
Now in public service, Mallory works to ensure an efficient judicial process and assist the court with making accurate decisions. She has taught as an adjunct professor in the community college's paralegal program for six years and loves seeing her former students succeed in our community.
Read Mallory's storyRooted in Rogers
Raising a family in Downtown Rogers.
Mallory and her husband are raising their son in Downtown Rogers. They are often riding the Greenway, enjoying Railyard Park, or at the many soccer practices and games that come with family life.
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