They are an invasive species and considered a Nuisance animal by the city of Orlando and FWC.
Spread sickness
The local population is infected by Mites & Lice which can be transmitted to pets.
Peafowl droppings are unsanitary and can spread bacteria or parasites, potentially leading to health concerns for humans and pets.
Cause property damage
Peacocks need to eat grit, and will peck at and eat grit from roofing materials
Peacocks are known to attack their reflections in vehicles and cause damage to cars.
Increased Rodent Population
Leftover food from feeding peacocks can attract rodents and pests, further complicating neighborhood issues.
The presence of more pests can lead to infestations and damage to homes and property.
Turf Damage
Peafowl often scratch at lawns and garden beds in search of insects, which can lead to holes or bare patches in the grass, and many of your neighbors work hard to keep their lawn in good shape.
Aggressive Behavior
Peacocks may become territorial, especially during breeding season, and could exhibit aggressive behavior towards humans or pets.
Per the city of Orlando, all property owners are permitted to remove them as they choose.