Hey there, Rogers!
I'm Cyndall Hill, and I'm running to represent Ward 4 on our City Council. I'd love to share a bit about who I am and why I'm passionate about serving our community.
My Rogers Story
I was born and raised in Northwest Arkansas; my family and I moved to Rogers in 2020. In this short time, I've fallen in love with our city and have become deeply invested in its future. As a mom of three, including two young girls who attend Rogers Public Schools, I see Rogers through the eyes of both a parent and a professional. I want to ensure that our city remains a place where families can thrive and where opportunities are accessible to all.
I’ve proudly served on the Rogers Public Library Board since December 2024. I believe strong libraries build strong communities; RPL is a space that brings people together and helps keep our city safe. Our Library is full of people who create and care for Rogers and I’m honored to be a part of that work.
Rogers Public Library grand re-opening, May 2026
My Professional Journey
Currently, I work as an adviser for a farmer-owned cooperative. After graduating from the U of A with my Master of Accountancy (MAcc), I began my career at a Fortune 500 company, building over a decade of experience in finance and business strategy. My grandparents' entrepreneurial spirit (they owned local businesses right here in Rogers!) has always inspired me to create my own path, and continues to shape how I think about supporting our local economy today.
“Watching my grandparents build their own businesses right here in Rogers taught me the value of strategic planning, adaptability, and the importance of understanding community needs - skills I believe will serve me well on the City Council.”
My journey into local politics began with volunteer canvassing for ballot initiatives. I'd ride my scooter to festivals, farmers markets, and community events across Northwest Arkansas, and conversation by conversation, I collected more than 3,000 signatures. Every single one came with a real conversation, not just a clipboard and a pen. Those early conversations taught me how much I still had to learn about our community, and how much I wanted to be part of addressing it.
That same door-knocking spirit carried into my campaign for city council. I still ride my scooter, now to reach more doors across our neighborhoods, and those conversations are where the real issues surface. I heard concerns I hadn't considered before, like the need for accessibility downtown. I heard the same worries come up again and again: affordable housing, sustainable practices in our city, tornado preparedness, until I understood they weren't isolated complaints, they were patterns.
Getting Involved in Our Community
Why I'm Running
My husband Nathan, a utility company employee and Combat Veteran, and our kids are my biggest supporters in this journey. Together, we're committed to making Rogers an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.
I may be new to politics, but I'm not new to hard work, creative problem-solving, or community service. I promise to bring these qualities, along with a fresh perspective and an open ear, to the City Council.
I'm running for City Council because I believe in the power of community engagement and responsive local government. As a teen mom who worked my way through college, I understand the challenges many families face. I want to be a voice for those who feel unheard and work towards solutions that benefit all of Rogers.
Volunteering with local non-profit to register high-school seniors to vote.