Boise Introduces Ordinance Addressing Rats and Turkeys
Boise has introduced a new ordinance to address issues with invasive rats and turkeys within the city.
Boise, ID, October 20, 2026 —
Boise has introduced a new ordinance aimed at addressing issues with invasive rats and turkeys within the city. The information available identifies the animals covered and the ordinance’s broad purpose, but does not describe its specific requirements.
Details about what the ordinance permits or prohibits were not provided. The available information also does not say when the measure was introduced, whether it has taken effect, or what steps residents or city officials may be required to take.
Other details—including how the city defines the issues the ordinance addresses, how it will be enforced, and whether penalties apply—were not included. No information was provided about the process that led to the ordinance or any statements from officials, residents, or other affected parties.
As a result, the scope and practical effect of the measure cannot be determined from the information available. It is clear only that Boise has introduced a new ordinance concerning invasive rats and turkeys within city limits. Further specifics about its provisions, timing, and implementation were not provided.
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