Yes — but only under specific conditions. As of mid-2025, Palm Coast has launched a **pilot program** to allow some residents to keep backyard chickens. However, in most cases, keeping chickens is *not* allowed under the city’s standard zoning rules unless your property meets certain zoning or lot size criteria. Here’s what you need to…

No — in most cases, backyard chickens are not allowed in Oshawa under the current by-law, except in certain agricultural zones. The City’s Responsible Pet Owner’s By-law lists chickens as a prohibited animal (under Schedule “A”) unless you are in an agricultural zone. What the By-law Says Chickens (and related poultry) are listed under Schedule…

Yes — as of early March 2022, Oklahoma City officially allows residents to keep backyard chickens and quail under specific rules. There’s no need for a permit or fee, but you do have to follow guidelines about how many animals, coop location, space, and other care requirements. Here’s the breakdown of what’s allowed, what’s not,…

Short answer: No — backyard chickens are currently prohibited in the city limits of O’Fallon, Missouri under its municipal code. Local law does not allow residents to keep hens or any poultry in standard residential areas. Below is a detailed look at what the law says, what residents are doing, and what to check if…

Yes — Norfolk does allow keeping backyard chickens, under certain conditions. There is a city ordinance, a permit requirement, and restrictions, especially around how many hens, what kind of dwelling you have, coop construction, and setbacks. If you’re wondering whether you can legally keep chickens in Norfolk, here are the main rules and what to…

Yes — backyard chickens are allowed in Newport News, VA, but under specific regulations. You’ll need a permit, follow setback rules, no roosters, and keep things sanitary. Here are the details you’ll want to know if you’re considering keeping chickens there. What the Code Says In Newport News, the city code (Chapter 6: Animals and…

The rules on keeping backyard chickens in Nassau County are murky and vary a lot depending on your local village, town, or zoning district. Some places allow them under certain conditions; others forbid them entirely. So whether chickens are allowed really depends on *where exactly in Nassau County* you’re talking about. Here’s what I found…

It depends — in most of Montréal, keeping egg-laying hens is prohibited, but in certain boroughs there are pilot projects that allow chickens under strict rules. If you’re considering backyard hens in Montréal, you’ll need to check whether your borough participates, follow specific regulations, and obtain required permissions. Below is a detailed breakdown of what…

Yes — chickens are allowed in Missouri, but the exact rules depend on whether you live in a city, suburb, or rural/agricultural area. Missouri does not have a statewide ban or approval process for backyard chickens. Instead, it leaves regulation up to local city and county ordinances, as well as HOA or subdivision covenants. General…

Yes — in Minneapolis, backyard chickens and other fowl (ducks, turkeys, pigeons, quail, etc.) are allowed, but only under certain conditions. You’ll need a permit, meet zoning and neighbor consent requirements, and follow rules about housing, inspections, and renewals. Here’s a full breakdown of what you need to know. City Rules & Ordinances Keeping fowl…