Former council member urges action on nuisance roosters, ducks and turkeys; city attorney to review ordinances
September 29, 2026 | Hull , Madison County, Georgia
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Former council member Becky Elkins raised a complaint about neighboring residents keeping roosters, ducks and turkeys she said are a nuisance.
Attorney Danny Love told the council he did not see language in the city ordinances that would prevent the animals and said he "will look at it further and have more to report at the September meeting." Council member Paige Phillips suggested the city "might want to re-visit the Intergovernmental Agreement with the County that was rejected by Mayor and Council several months ago," and minutes record that the IGA will be discussed at the September meeting. No ordinance or enforcement action was taken at this meeting.
Attorney Danny Love told the council he did not see language in the city ordinances that would prevent the animals and said he "will look at it further and have more to report at the September meeting." Council member Paige Phillips suggested the city "might want to re-visit the Intergovernmental Agreement with the County that was rejected by Mayor and Council several months ago," and minutes record that the IGA will be discussed at the September meeting. No ordinance or enforcement action was taken at this meeting.
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