Public Safety Committee members agreed in principle that chickens should be allowed in town, but did not hammer out specifics in their meeting Tuesday, May 10.
Members indicated they were agreeable to allowing chickens, but no roosters, inside Sweet Home.
City Councilman Scott McKee Jr. said he likes the idea of allowing roosters inside city limits, as long as the roosters are six months or younger.
“Roosters taste better for eating purposes than hens,” he…