| Are chickens allowed in Bartlett? | Yes |
| How many chickens can you have? | No limit specified (check wit Bartlett officials) |
| Can you have roosters in Bartlett? | Not specified (check with officials) |
| Chicken coop placement rules: | No rule specified (check with city) |
| Application process: | Permit may be required |
| More information: | Bartlett City Code |
Delight in the joys of urban chicken farming in Bartlett, but come equipped with a comprehensive understanding of the rules:
- Keeping Chickens: Keeping chickens in the city of Bartlett is allowed. The number of chickens is not specified, but you can check with the local authority for more information.
- Enclosure Requirements: Chicken keepers must install a secure enclosure with a concrete floor containing one (1) or more floor drains. A concrete curb shall be made a part of the floor around the perimeter, and the curb shall extend six inches (6″) above the floor to ensure a safe and contained environment for the chickens.
- Other Requirements:
- Chickens are not allowed to run at large upon the property of others, which means they must be confined to your property to prevent disturbances to neighbors.
- Chicken keepers must keep their chickens clean and free of pests to ensure the well-being of the animals and prevent the spread of diseases.
- Chicken keepers must dispose of chicken manure in a sanitary manner.
Keep track of Bartlett’s changing backyard chicken rules; consult officials for updated information.
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Last updated: 4/24/24