Montgomery County Food Safety Inspections
Recent food safety inspections in Montgomery County revealed issues such as dust buildup and peeling ceiling tiles.
The inspections, conducted by the Montgomery County Office of Public Health, are performed annually, with additional visits if necessary.
According to the MCOPH, the reports provide a "snapshot" of the establishment's cleanliness at a given time and may not reflect its overall condition.
Many violations are corrected on the spot, and the complete inspection reports can be viewed in the county's food safety inspection database.
The reports are merely a “snapshot” in time, and “may not be representative of the overall, long-term cleanliness of an establishment.”
Author's summary: Montgomery County food safety inspections reveal cleanliness issues.
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