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Havre Chicken Laws

Are chickens allowed in Havre?No
How many chickens can you have?0
Can you have roosters in Havre?No
Chicken coop placement rules:Not applicable
Application process:Not applicable
More information:Havre City Code

Havre is a nice place, but it’s not a very chicken-friendly place. Here’s what you need to know if you’re thinking about raising chickens in Havre:

  • Chickens are not allowed for residents: The city of Havre, Montana does not permit residents to keep chickens within city limits. The act of raising fowl is considered a nuisance and is prohibited.
  • Prohibition of roosters: In addition to the general prohibition of chickens, roosters are specifically prohibited within city limits. Residents are not allowed to keep roosters under any circumstances.
  • Exemptions for certain locations: There are a few exemptions to the city’s chicken laws. For instance, chickens are allowed on farms and in other agricultural settings where they are part of legitimate farming operations. Additionally, properties that are zoned for commercial or industrial use may be permitted to keep chickens.
  • Trespassing restrictions: It is unlawful to allow chickens to trespass on the property of others or on public streets. This means that chickens must be kept confined to the owner’s property at all times and should not be allowed to roam freely.

Cities can modify the regulations about keeping backyard chickens as time passes. That’s why it’s essential to get in touch with Havre officials to stay informed.

See other Montana chicken ordinances.

Last updated: 4/25/24