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Health Inspections & Licensing
Buffalo County Health Department administers the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection agent contract to include licensing, issuing of permits, inspections, and conducting complaint and foodborne outbreak investigations for:
1. Food establishments
2. Lodging establishments
3. Campgrounds and recreational-educational camps
4. Public swimming pools
Guidance Brochures:
Farmers Markets
Transient (temporary) Food Stand
Food Safety Self-Inspection Checklist:
Self-inspections create internal peer-to-peer learning, strengthen training efforts by the person in charge, change facility standards, and make businesses safer and more successful.
https://www.buffalocounty.com/DocumentCenter/View/2758/Daily-Food-Safety-Checklist-
License Complexity Calculation Tools and Applications
New Retail Establishment: Plan Review Application
Retail License Application - Serving Meals
License Complexity Calculator: Retail Food - Serving Meals
Retail License Application - Not Serving Meals
License Complexity Calculator: Retail Food - Not Serving Meals
New Mobile Establishment: Plan Review Application
Mobile Retail License - Serving Meals
Mobile Retail License - Not Serving Meals
Transient (temporary) Retail License - Prepackaged
Transient (temporary) Retail License - Processing
Buffalo County Recreational Licensing Application
Special Event Campground Application
Employee illness
Infected food workers present a severe food safety risk. The person in charge is required to notify the local health department if any food employees are known to be infected with:
- Norovirus
- Hepatitis A virus
- Shiga toxin-producing E. coli
- Shigella
- Salmonella
- Typhoid Fever
Links
WI DATCP - Food and Restaurants
WI DATCP - Recreational Facilities
Selling Home-Canned Foods (pickle bill)
Vomit and Diarrhea Clean-up Kit
Codes
ATCP 75 Retail Food Establishments
WI Statute 97 Food, Lodging, and Recreation
Buffalo County Permit Requirements Relating to Environmental Health and Sanitation
Are you planning a large event (100+ attendees) in the near future? Please visit the link below to use the Large Event Planning Tool to ensure you are hosting a safe event.
Are you planning a large event (100+ attendees) in the near future? Please visit the link below to use the Large Event Planning Tool to ensure you are hosting a safe event.
Are you planning a large event (100+ attendees) in the near future? Please visit the link below to use the Large Event Planning Tool to ensure you are hosting a safe event.
Are you planning a large event (100+ attendees) in the near future? Please visit the link below to use the Large Event Planning Tool to ensure you are hosting a safe event.