More than a fifth of all bird influenza cases in England took place in Norfolk, as the county ended up being the epicentre for the break out, which peaked in October in 2015.
Of the 306 bird influenza break outs in England given that the start of August in 2015, 65 of them (21pc) remained in Norfolk.
The break out had a destructive influence on business and small bird keepers in the county, with numerous countless birds chosen.
Poultry manufacturers were paid settlement for needing to choose healthy birds, however the break out has actually likewise left Norfolk County Council expense provided the work Trading Standards officers and ecological health officers required to do.
And Fabian Eagle, the Conservative-managed council’s cabinet member for financial development, said the federal government ought to identify that – and offer additional money to the authority, which concurred £60m of cuts and cost savings in its budget plan.
He said: “Credit to [former council leader] Andrew Proctor, because, throughout that scenario in October he was the most senior political leader in the entire of the UK raising the severity of bird influenza.
“But I do hope we will be lobbying our nationwide federal government for additional funds towards our expenses in handling this bird influenza epidemic.
“There are a number of councils which had no break outs, while Norfolk needed to handle a huge bit, at considerable cost to us.
“I do feel we must receive some financing back towards moneying our expenses.”
Council leader Kay Mason Billig concurred. She said: “I believe we certainly do require to be lobbying the federal government for assistance, for money, for the bird influenza break out we have actually needed to handle.
“It didn’t simply impact big chicken farms, it impacted everybody who kept chickens in their back gardens.”