| Are chickens allowed in Jackson? | No (some rare exceptions) |
| How many chickens can you have? | 0 |
| Can you have roosters in Jackson? | No |
| Chicken coop placement rules: | N/A |
| Application process: | Permit required in excepted situations |
| More information: | Jackson City Code |
Eager to raise chickens within Jackson? Unfortunately, you’re about to get some bad news:
- No Chickens Allowed: Generally, the Town of Jackson prohibits residents from keeping chickens, including roosters, within the city limits.
- Teton County Extension District Residents: You may be able to keep chickens if you reside in the Teton County Extension District. Residents within this district can often maintain up to six chickens, provided they obtain a Teton County Extension Office permit.
- 4-H Club Members in the Town of Jackson: Another exception to the no-chicken rule applies to residents of the Town of Jackson who are members of a recognized 4-H club.
- If you’re allowed to keep chickens, please check with the local authorities for more guidelines regarding how to build the chicken coop
Urban chicken regulations in Jackson can evolve. Stay informed by connecting with local authorities to ensure you have the latest guidelines.
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Last updated: 4/25/24