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Evanston Chicken Laws

Are chickens allowed in Evanston?Yes
How many chickens can you have?Not specified
Can you have roosters in Evanston?No
Chicken coop placement rules:No rule specified in city code
Application process:Permit likely required
More information:Evanston City Code

Ever thought about raising chickens in Evanston? Explore the necessary insights into local poultry regulations for a rewarding experience.

  • Number of Chickens: The city does not specify the number of chickens allowed, but it is important to check with the local authorities for detailed information.
  • Roosters: Roosters are generally not allowed in Evanston, as they can disturb the peace with their noise.
  • Coop and Run Requirements: Chicken coops and runs must meet certain requirements, but they are not specified in the city code. However, you should contact your local animal control offices for specific rules regarding chicken coop building and location guidelines.
  • Running at Large: Chickens cannot run at large within the city. They must be kept in their coop or run at all times.

Get the freshest updates on urban chicken regulations in Evanston by contacting local officials directly.

See other Wyoming chicken ordinances.

Last updated: 4/25/24