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.
February Food Establishment Inspections
February Food Establishment Inspections
SUBWAY (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/3/26
Priority Items:
None observed
Core Items:
Thermometer not easily accessible in reach-in
DOLLAR TREE (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/3/26
Priority Items:
None observed
Core Items:
Case of food being stored on floor in walk-in freezer
Medications past expiration date
LOT COMMUNITY COFFEE, LLC (MAYSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 2/6/26
Priority Items:
Date mark missing
Upper area of coffee maker is dirty
Core Items:
In-use utensil not stored properly
Improper storage of single-service items
MAYSVILLE MARKET, LLC (MAYSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 2/6/26
Priority Items:
Improper storage of toxics
Unlabeled spray bottle
Raw meat stored above ready-to-eat food
Core Items:
Hand sink is blocked
Missing ceiling tiles
Stained ceiling tiles
CASEY’S (MAYSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 2/6/26
Priority Items:
Dispensing area of beverage machine is dirty
Lid dispensers are dirty
Cappuccino machine is dirty
Core Items:
Hand sink is dirty
Floor in walk-in freezer is dirty
Inside base cabinet is dirty
Tops of beverage machines are dirty
FAST GAS/GODFATHER’S PIZZA (STEWARTSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 2/20/26
Priority Items:
Unlabeled spray bottle
Mold-like build-up on ice chutes of soda machines
Core Items:
Thermometers missing from reach-in coolers
Improper storage of single-service items
Case of food being stored on floor
LAWSON’S QUICK STOP (STEWARTSVILLE) – Routine Inspection 2/20/26
Priority Items:
Pink slimy build-up on ice chutes of soda machines
Core Items:
Dumpster lids open
LAWSON’S QUICK STOP (CLARKSDALE) – Routine Inspection 2/20/26
Priority Items:
Mold-like build-up on shelving in walk-in cooler
Mice droppings seen
Core Items:
Dumpster lids open
Cardboard being used as shelf liner
No self-closer on restroom door
WALMART DELI (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/23/26
Priority Items:
None observed
Core Items:
Hand sink used for purposes other than hand washing
BEN’S SOFT PRETZELS (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/23/26
Priority Items:
Excessively dented can of food
Core Items:
Thermometer missing from inside reach-in cooler
Hand sink blocked
Container holding common food ingredient not labeled
TEXACO C-STORE (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/23/26
Priority Items:
Pink slimy build-on on ice chute of soda machine
Mold-like build-up on soda dispenser
Date mark missing
Core Items:
Cases of food being stored on floor
Hinge on door is broken
CASEY’S (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/24/26
Priority Items:
Food debris in drawer with clean utensils
Lid dispensers are dirty
Food not held at 41°F or below
Core Items:
Floor is dirty in walk-in cooler
EL MAGUEY (CAMERON) – Routine Inspection 2/24/26
Priority Items:
Food debris on clean plates
Unlabeled spray bottles
No air gap at sink
Container holding clean utensils is dirty
Floor inside reach-in freezer is dirty
Improper storage of toxics
Can opener is dirty
Date mark missing
Slimy build-up on baffle inside ice machine
Core Items:
Dumpster lids open
Dumpster enclosure is dirty
Hand sink is dirty
Vent hood grate is dirty
No wastebasket at hand sink
Stained ceiling tiles
Improper storage of single-service items
Inside and outside of spice storage is dirty
Missing ceiling tile
Case of food stored on floor
Floor in walk-in freezer is dirty
Shelving in walk-in cooler is dirty
Improper storage of ice scoop
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