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On February 7, 2017 City of Glendale Council decided not to move forwarded with the chicken ordinance. Backyard Chickens are still illegal unless you are zoned for it in the City of Glendale, AZ.... There is still an underground movement going though. If you want to stay up on it, please...

At the Sept 1 planning commission workshop they suggested that the cards don't really mean anything since those that have chickens won't necessarily want to comment out of fear. Follow Glendale Backyard Farmers Movement on Facebook to keep updated. https://www.facebook.com/groups/336573933344032/

The city of Glendale, AZ Planning and Zoning are reviewing the zoning and will possibly be making amendments to the code for backyard chickens in all single-family residential housing in Glendale, AZ. We need support, we need Glendale residents to sign petitions and volunteer to collect...

It's not official until the ordinance has been changed, council is giving staff up to 2 months from January 19, 2016 to create a new ordinance.

I'm pretty sure we saw you, we were across the aisle on the end. The manager from Pratts was there along with about 5 others there for backyard chicken support. Yes, SB 1140 had its first reading yesterday as well.

We did it!! City of Glendale council has instructed staff to create an ordinance to allow backyard chicken keeping. In our excitement and being on cloud 9 we should mention that the ordinance still has to be written, there is still a process that the city is required to go through to change...

Sorry about the confusion, my hands go faster than my brain sometimes. If you live in R1-4, R1-6, R1-7 or R1-8 you are currently not allowed to have chickens.

Item of Special Interest {Backyard Chickens} Council Workshop – Postponed to January 19, 2016 Glendale, AZ I spoke with Ryan Lee {assistant to Bart Turner} today. He advised that the workshop scheduled for December 15th to discuss backyard chicken keeping has been postponed until Tuesday...

If You reside on R1-4, R1-6, R1-7 or R1-8 lots you are currently not allowed backyard chickens. Hope to see you on the 19th @ 1:30 in council chambers B3 for the workshop.

Received this email yesterday evening. Finally some movement: Okay Glendale residents, here is the first meeting. We just received from city of Glendale. It is a non speaking meeting, but bodies show support too: In regards to allowing chickens as pets in residential neighborhoods, the City...

I think by me initially going to council and requesting this it took it out of the hands of planning and zoning and now it is ultimately up to council to approve and not planning and zoning to determine....

theDestry, I'm so glad you had a response. And yes, it seems like a lot of lip service. I also heard from Ryan Lee, assistant to Bart Turner and he said they are looking at backyard chicken keeping being brought to council sometime later this fall. uptowngrange94.blogspot.com or Uptown...

Same here R1-6, HaPpY unpacking.

No, the city of Glendale still does not allow chickens. I really encourage you to get in touch with your council member so they no that there are more families who want backyard chickens. It may depend upon your zoning too though. Any R1 zoning is not allowed backyard chickens. The code book...

I believe your council member will be Aldama, please get in touch with him, the more council members being contacted the better. I've been working on contacting local city governments who allow backyard chickens about how many complaints they've had, want to have my oww resources rather than...

Contact your council member and speak,at the council meetings.

Need more than my family to,speak and be contacting their council members and speaking at council meetings. I'd be happy to meet anyone at a council meeting a to also speak.

Please, go and speak in front of the next council meeting, I will be happy to meet you there and speak again as well. I can't be the only one doing this, I have been assured that they are researching it, but not sure how gung go code is about it.

http://glendale-az.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=2316 The above link is Glendale council member Bart Turner making backyard chickens an item of special interest and directing city staff to look into changing the zoning. His request is at about 32 minutes in towards the end of...

At this time they are not. Need more people in Glendale to contact their council members.