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The Amador County Retail Food Facility Program is a State mandated program that governs the operation and maintenance of retail food facilities including restaurants, markets and other establishments selling food to the public for consumption. As part of the California Health and Safety Code, the California Retail Food Code (CalCode), sets sanitation standards to assure that food provided to the public will be pure, safe, and unadulterated.
Department activities for this program include, but are not limited to, plan review of all new and remodeled food facilities, permitting of active facilities, performance of annual inspections*, review and response to consumer complaints and investigation of food borne illness.
If you have a complaint please call (209) 223-6439.
*Results of food facility inspections can be viewed at the individual restaurants/retail food facilities in Amador County. They can also be viewed or obtained at the Amador County Environmental Health Department.
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BEWARE OF FAKE INSPECTORS!
Beware of con artists posing as health inspectors. Amador County Environmental Health inspectors carry Amador County photo identification at all times. They do not call to make appointments for inspections, do not collect money on site, and do not normally conduct night inspections. If you are unsure about an inspector, call us at 209 223-6439 for verification.
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL FOOD MANAGER EXAMINATION - There is not currently a class scheduled. Any questions, please call the Amador County Environmental Health Department at (209) 223-6439. |