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California Food Inspector is a free Android application designed to provide users with access to food safety inspection data across California. This program allows users to search for restaurants and food facilities, view inspection results, and access important health information. The interface is user-friendly, making it easy for individuals to navigate through the various features and obtain relevant data regarding food safety in their area.

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In addition to inspection results, the application offers filters to refine searches based on location, facility type, and inspection date. Users can also view detailed reports that highlight any violations and the corresponding corrective actions taken by the establishments. This tool serves as a valuable resource for consumers seeking to make informed decisions about where to dine or purchase food.

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Latest update
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1.0.5
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Android
Operating System
Android 2.3
Additional Requirements
Compatible with 2.3.3 and above.
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By Contra Costa Health Services
Make sure the restaurant youre going to is safely storing & preparing its food.
Food InspectorInstantly find out if a restaurant in Contra Costa County, CA has received a clean bill of health from the local Health Department. Want to make sure the restaurant youre going to is safely storing and preparing its food so you wont get sick? This free app from Contra Costa Health Services lets you do just that. Food Inspector gives you access to more than 4,200 food facilities in the departments restaurant-inspection database. Search for a restaurant by name to see whether it has been cited for health violations or use the Near Me button to inspect eateries close to your current location. You can also do a quick search to see which restaurants have been ordered to temporarily close their doors to correct health violations. FeaturesInspection results for more than 4,200 restaurants and food facilities in Contra CostaSearch by restaurant or business nameSee inspection results for restaurants and food facilities near your current location Find out which establishments in your area have been ordered to temporarily close their doors to correct health violationsMap a restaurants location Display a list of restaurants youve recently searchedTap a listed violation for a detailed explanationInspections are uploaded one week after completion. Closure information updated daily Locations Covered:-All cities and unincorporated areas in Contra Costa County including:Alamo, Antioch, Brentwood, Concord, Danville, El Cerrito, Hercules, Lafayette, Moraga, Orinda, Pinole, Pittsburg, Pleasant Hill, Richmond, San Pablo, Walnut Creek Contra Costa Health Services trained food-safety specialists conduct thousands of restaurant inspections every year to prevent foodborne illnesses. Health inspectors regularly make unannounced visits to eateries to determine whether those businesses are, among other things, preparing and storing food safely and keeping their facilities sanitary and vermin-free. For more information about the departments restaurant inspection program, visit cchealth.org/eh/retail-foodContent rating: Low Maturity
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