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Warner Robins Chicken Laws

Are chickens allowed in Warner Robins?No
How many chickens can you have?None
Can you have roosters in Warner Robins?No
Chicken coop placement rules:Not applicable
Application process:Not applicable
More information:Warner Robins Municipal Code

Backyard chicken keeping in Warner Robins is, unfortunately, not allowed, despite a petition that garnered more than 600 signatures several years ago.

Here are the details:

  • Roosters prohibited. Roosters are not allowed within the city limits.
  • Chicken quantity limits. Warner Robins does not allow chickens in residential areas.
  • Coop placement. Not applicable
  • No commercial activities. The sale of backyard chicken eggs or meat is not allowed within the city.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information on backyard chicken keeping in Warner Robins, Georgia, it is recommended to consult the appropriate local authorities.

See other Georgia chicken ordinances.

Last updated: 4/26/24