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Food Safety

The food program consists of five inspection activities: Food Service Operations (FSO) (restaurants), Retail Food Establishments (RFE) (grocery stores), Food Vending Machines, Mobile Food Services and Temporary Food Operations (festivals). New and remodeled FSO and RFE construction plans are reviewed, approved and monitored until they are complete. Investigations of all food borne illnesses are completed with recommendations made to affected food operations.

The food program consists of five inspection activities: Food Service Operations (FSO) (restaurants), Retail Food Establishments (RFE) (grocery stores), Food Vending Machines, Mobile Food Services and Temporary Food Operations (festivals). New and remodeled FSO and RFE construction plans are reviewed, approved and monitored until they are complete. Investigations of all food borne illnesses are completed with recommendations made to affected food operations.

These inspections can be seen by clicking here.

Temporary food service forms are now available online. The following forms should be printed off, completed, and then turned into our office no later than ten days prior to the event.

Temporary Food Service Information & Application

For more food safety information, visit the following sites:

  • Ohio Department of Health (ODH)
  • Ohio Department of Health Food Recalls
  • Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA)
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
  • U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  • Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
  • Gateway to Government Food Safety Information
  • Partnership for Food Safety Information

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