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.
May 2025
May Food Establishment Inspections
GENTRY BAR & GRILL (GENTRY) – Routine Inspection 5/2/25
Priority Items:
Dead mouse seen
Shelving inside reach-in is dirty
Cooler being used for ice is dirty
Core Items:
Chair and table excessively dirty
Fan guard dirty
Floors are dirty
Improper storage of single-service items
Dumpster lids open
Ceiling is leaking water
Chairs at bar have rips in seats
SHOAT’S (ALBANY) – Routine Inspection 5/6/25
Priority Items:
Improper storage of toxics
Magnetic knife holder is in disrepair
Mold-like build-up on beverage dispensing holders
Dirty dispensing nozzle on beverage machine
Pink slimy build-up on ice chutes of soda machine
Soda nozzles are dirty
Core Items:
Dumpster lids open
Ice machine is dirty
Improper storage of single-service items
Sink not easily accessible
Toilet is dirty
Countertop under soda machine is dirty
DAIRY QUEEN (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 5/9/25
Priority Items:
Dead cockroach seen
Lid dispenser is dirty
Core Items:
Hand sink is dirty
Cases of food being stored on floor in freezer
Improper storage of personal items
Inside prep cooler is dirty
Wiping cloth not being stored in sanitizer
EL MAGUEY (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 5/9/25
Priority Items:
Vent hood grates are dirty
Chicken not being held at 41 or below
Unlabeled spray bottle
Food debris in container holding clean utensils
Food chopper is dirty
Food debris on clean slushy machine
Mold-like build-up on shelving inside walk-in
Date mark missing from items in walk-in
Straw found inside ice bin used for drink ice
Core Items:
Dumpster lid open
Stand mixer stand is dirty
Outsides of chip containers are dirty
Outsides of shells containers are dirty
Cardboard being used as shelf liner
Inside and outside of spice reach-in is dirty
Cases of food being stored on floor
Ceiling vent is excessively dirty
Trash/debris on floor of walk-in freezer
THE EVENT CENTER 101 (MAYSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 5/16/25
Priority Items:
None observed
Core Items:
No towels at hand sink
THE CACTUS DESERT ROSE, LLC (MAYSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 5/16/25
Priority Items:
None observed
Core Items:
No covered waste baskets in restrooms
No self-closers on restroom doors
Towels at sink are not on dispensing device
THE CAMERON MARKET – GROCERY (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 5/20/25
Priority Items:
Improper storage of toxics for retail sale
Core Items:
Floor in walk-in cooler is dirty
Cardboard boxes being used as shelf liner
Hand sink in meat department is inaccessible
Floor in back storage is dirty
Sink faucet in produce is in disrepair
Shelving in produce department is dirty
THE CAMERON MARKET – DELI (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 5/20/25
Priority Items:
Shelving and contents are excessively dirty
Core Items:
Food debris on shelving
Improper storage of single-service items
Fan is excessively dirty
In-use utensil stored in ice bin
Wall and rack in ware washing area is dirty
Cardboard being used as shelf liner
WINDY WINE COMPANY (OSBORN) – Routine Inspection 5/29/25
Priority Items:
Mold-like build-up on shelving inside reach-in
Unlabeled spray bottle
Core Items:
Hand sink being used for purposes other than handwashing
Unlabeled containers of common food ingredients
Toilet is dirty
Restroom is dirty
OUTLAWS CAFÉ (OSBORN) – Routine Inspection 5/29/25
Priority Items:
Mice droppings seen
Core Items:
Single-service utensils not being dispensed properly
Dumpster lids open
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