Andy Kuppers

2 weeks ago | theledger.com | Andy Kuppers

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3 weeks ago | theledger.com | Andy Kuppers

Twenty-two Polk County food vendors fell short of inspection standards from February 17 to March 9. Violations ranged in severity, with some restaurants receiving warnings for minor issues like manager certification or employee training. One food truck, 2 Ole'dawgs LLC, was temporarily shut down due to a lack of running water. A food truck was temporarily shut down by an inspector and 21 other Polk County food vendors fell short of inspection standards during a three-week period from Feb.

1 month ago | theledger.com | Andy Kuppers

Nineteen Polk County food vendors fell short of inspection standards Feb. 3-16, according to state reports. But there were no emergency closures of restaurants during the two-week period and none of them had pest-related violations, such as rodents or roaches. And on a positive note, 21 food vendors received that elusive perfect initial inspection (or an inspection that isn’t a follow-up mandated by previous violations.

1 month ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | Andy Kuppers

These 19 Polk County food vendors fell short of inspection standards. See why Andy KuppersBut there were no emergency closures of restaurants during the two-week period and none of them had pest-related violations, such as rodents or roaches. And on a positive note, 21 food vendors received that elusive perfect initial inspection (or an inspection that isn’t a follow-up mandated by previous violations.

1 month ago | newschief.com | Andy Kuppers

Nineteen Polk County food vendors fell short of inspection standards Feb. 3-16, according to state reports. But there were no emergency closures of restaurants during the two-week period and none of them had pest-related violations, such as rodents or roaches. And on a positive note, 21 food vendors received that elusive perfect initial inspection (or an inspection that isn’t a follow-up mandated by previous violations.