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- If the law refers to "public places," then why is smoking banned in businesses that are privately owned?
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- I am a promoter and I would like to organize and put on a special event, what do I need to do?
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- I am an existing food establishment that would like to participate in a special event what do I do?
- If I turn in a food permit application and pay the fee, have I been approved?
- I am going to have a tasting event where food is donated and sampled by patrons; do I need a temporary food permit?
- I have a mobile food unit and would like to participate in a special event. Do I need a temporary food establishment permit?
- I am a grocery store and I would like to sample food inside my store. Do I need a temporary food permit?
- I am a grocery store and I would like to barbeque food outside and sell/serve the food inside. Do I need a temporary food permit?
- Can I sell food made from a private home at my school or church fundraiser?
- What food and beverage items are exempt from permit requirements?
- I am going to buy bulk muffins and bagels at my local grocery store and sell them individually at an event. Do I need a temporary food permit?
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- Is there a food permit fee exemption for veterans as in California?
- Is there a reduced food permit fee for non-profits?
- Is there an annual permit to cover a full season for temporary foods?
- How far ahead of time must I purchase a Temporary Food Permit?
- Can I prepare the food for a Special Event ahead of time at an approved facility?
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Food Establishment Inspection Results
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This site contains the most recent inspection information for permitted Washoe County food establishments. Inspection reports prior to 2017 may not be available at this time. For more information, check out the Food Establishment Inspection Process page.
Inspection findings may result in a Pass, Conditional Pass, or Closed status:
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No more than one critical violation observed during the inspection. Critical violation shall be corrected or mitigated during the inspection. |
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Two or more critical violations observed during the inspection. Critical violations shall be corrected or mitigated during the inspection. A reinspection shall be conducted within 24 to 72 hours to verify critical violations remain corrected.
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A substantial health hazard exists, or if it is determined that there is a risk of imminent danger to the public, the Health Authority shall suspend the health permit and the establishment must immediately cease foodservice operations.
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Search for a food establishment inspection report: Enter the business name, partial name, business address, or partial address and click the search button below to see a list of matching businesses.
Last modified on 04/16/2019