Tubize: General Police Regulations Updated

The Tubize municipal council has approved changes to police regulations concerning roosters, feeding stray cats, and updating the Penal Code.

Stylized rooster's comb and wattles, with a blurred background suggesting a rural or suburban setting in Wallonia.
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Stylized rooster's comb and wattles, with a blurred background suggesting a rural or suburban setting in Wallonia.

The municipal college of Tubize has approved several amendments to the General Police Regulations (RGP), notably affecting the keeping of roosters and the feeding of stray cats.

The municipal college of Tubize has approved several amendments to the General Police Regulations (RGP). Among the key changes, the keeping of roosters is now regulated within a specific perimeter to mitigate noise disturbances. Hens are not affected by this rule, and a 3-month transitional period is foreseen.
Regarding stray cats, feeding them may now be permitted under certain conditions, introducing a new approach to managing these animals.
The RGP has also been updated to reflect the latest legal developments, particularly those from the new Penal Code. Citizens can find the updated regulations and all new provisions on the municipality's website.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Tubize — Actualités (07/10/2026)