Monthly Health Inspections Overview

Ensuring Public Health Standards

Explore the detailed reports of our monthly health inspections across the Tri County region. Each month, we diligently assess local establishments to ensure they meet the required health and safety standards.

Food Establishment Inspections

Explore our comprehensive timeline of monthly health inspections. Each entry provides detailed insights into the findings and outcomes of our rigorous health checks.

September 2025

September Food Establishment Inspections 

 

MAYSVILLE R-I SCHOOL (MAYSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 9/9/25 

Priority Items: 

Mice droppings seen 

Improper storage of raw eggs 

Dented can 

Improper water temperatures at dishwashing machine 

Core Items: 

Hand sink is dirty 

Toilet is dirty 

Reach-in refrigerator/freezer is dirty 

OSBORN R-0 SCHOOL (OSBORN) – Routine Inspection 9/9/25 

Priority Items: 

None observed 

Core Items: 

None observed 

STEWARTSVILLE SCHOOL (STEWARTSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 9/9/25 

Priority Items: 

Mice droppings seen 

Core Items: 

Thermometers are missing from cold holding units 

VIRGINIA E GEORGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (ALBANY) – Routine Inspection 9/12/25 

Priority Items: 

Little or no sanitizer at the dishwashing machine 

Core Items: 

Thermometer missing 

Cases of food being stored on the floor in the freezer 

ALBANY SCHOOL (ALBANY) – Routine Inspection 9/12/25 

Priority Items: 

Dented can of food 

Core Items: 

Stained ceiling tiles 

Missing ceiling tiles 

DOLLAR GENERAL (GRANT CITY) – Routine Inspection 9/19/25 

Priority Items: 

None observed 

Core Items: 

Thermometer missing from reach-in 

WORTH COUNTY R-III SCHOOL (GRANT CITY) – Routine Inspection 9/19/25 

Priority Items: 

Mold-like build-up inside icemaker 

Improper storage of raw egg product 

Core Items: 

Cases of food being stored on floor 

OLD TOWNE CAFÉ (ALLENDALE) – Routine Inspection 9/19/25 

Priority Items: 

Foods in reach-in past discard date 

Food not held at 41°F or below 

Core Items: 

Food debris in drawer 

Handles of reach-in are dirty 

Floor tiles missing 

Unapproved pest control device 

Wood is unsealed 

Food debris on shelving storing clean dishes 

Dumpster lid open 

Door seal is broken 

Mold-like build-up around hand sink 

Restroom door propped open 

3 POINT COFFEE (STANBERRY) – Routine Inspection 9/23/25 

Priority Items: 

Date mark missing 

Unlabeled spray bottle 

Core Items: 

Thermometer missing from reach-in 

Food missing product label 

No self-closers on restroom doors

STANBERRY NUTRITION SITE (STANBERRY) – Routine Inspection 9/23/25 

Priority Items: 

Sanitizer too strong 

Core Items: 

None observed 

STANBERRY R-2 SCHOOL (STANBERRY) – Routine Inspection 9/23/25 

Priority Items: 

None observed 

Core Items: 

Thermometers missing from reach-in coolers 

UNION STAR SCHOOL (UNION STAR) – Routine Inspection 9/26/25 

Priority Items: 

None observed 

Core Items: 

No towels at the hand sink 

KING CITY R-I SCHOOL (KING CITY) – Routine Inspection 9/26/25 

Priority Items: 

None observed 

Core Items: 

None observed 

WENDY’S (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 9/30/25 

Priority Items: 

None observed 

Core Items: 

The white baffle inside the ice machine is broken 

Excessive freezer frost in the reach-in freezer 

GODFATHER’S PIZZA EXPRESS (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 9/30/25 

Priority Items: 

Soda nozzles are dirty 

Mold-like build-up on wire shelving in reach-in 

Core Items: 

Shelving is dirty 

BASKIN ROBBINS & DUNKIN DONUTS (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 9/30/25 

 Priority Items: 

None observed 

 Core Items: 

Food debris on packaged single-service items and food products 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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