Pompano Beach Section 90.27 addresses feeding of free-roaming domestic animals. Feeding wildlife that creates nuisance conditions is discouraged through general code provisions. Feeding alligators is illegal under FL Statute 379.3025. Broward County and FWC enforce wildlife protection laws. The city's comprehensive animal ordinance covers most animal-related issues.
Section 90.27 of the Pompano Beach Code of Ordinances specifically addresses the feeding of free-roaming domestic animals. The city's comprehensive animal ordinance (Chapter 90) is designed to address most animal issues including wildlife interactions. Feeding wildlife that creates unsanitary conditions, attracts vermin, or constitutes a public nuisance may result in code enforcement. Under FL Statute 379.3025, feeding alligators or crocodiles is a criminal offense. The FWC prohibits feeding bears, manatees, and other protected species. Broward County Animal Care coordinates wildlife-related complaints.
Feeding alligators is a criminal offense. Creating nuisance conditions through wildlife feeding is a code violation.
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