Coop Ready Arkansas Rogers
Allowed with a permit
Yes, with a permit. Rogers allows backyard hens, but you need a permit first.
Applies to single-family homes, and the city inspects within 10 days of your application. The coop must sit 2 ft off the ground and be kept clean and sanitary. A-1 agricultural lots can keep any number of confined hens.
Hen limit
4
Roosters
Banned
Permit
Yes: $5 fowl permit from Rogers Animal Services, after a site inspection
Coop placement
Coop at least 25 ft from neighbors' homes
Source linked These rules come from the source linked below. Confirm current details with the city.
Read the official Rogers rules ↗ Checked October 2026.
Will your coop fit in Rogers?
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Backyard chicken questions in Rogers
How many chickens can I have in Rogers?
Up to 4 hens on a typical home lot.
Are roosters allowed in Rogers?
No. Rogers bans roosters on typical home lots.
Do I need a permit for backyard chickens in Rogers?
Yes. Rogers requires a $5 fowl permit and an inspection from Rogers Animal Services before you keep up to 4 hens.
How far does a chicken coop have to be from my neighbor in Rogers?
Where the coop can go in Rogers: coop at least 25 ft from neighbors' homes.
Can my HOA ban chickens if Rogers allows them?
Yes. HOA rules, deed restrictions and leases can be stricter than city code. Read yours before you build.
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Coop Ready is a planning aid, not legal advice. City codes change, and zoning, HOA rules and your exact parcel can change what is allowed. Confirm with Rogers before you build.
