Mission:
To safeguard the public's health from food-borne illness, by assuring that food is prepared and served to consumers in a safe, wholesome and unadulterated manner, and by promoting food safety compliance with management training and state and local regulations.
The food safety program protects public health by: working to reduce the factors that cause most food-borne illnesses; ensuring that food sold and served to the public is wholesome, free of contamination and spoilage; and promote compliance with state food safety laws and regulations through education and enforcement.
Our professionals:
- Licenses and inspect restaurants, grocery stores, delis, concession stands, bars, mobile food units and prepackaged food sales.
- Review construction plans and inspect new or extensively remodeled food establishments and ones that are changing owners.
- Provide food-borne outbreak investigations and follow ups on consumer complaints
- Assist food recalls by alerting local retailers and checking stores for recalled products.
- Coordinates food safety training for restaurant managers and staff in partnership with Wyoming Food Safety Coalition.
- Maintains the public online food services inspection database.
Regulations
View Laramie County Food Rules
Applications
Plan Review Application
Current Establishment Inspections
Restaurant/Day Care Inspections
Policies and Forms
Health Policy (English)
Health Policy (Spanish)
Vomit/Diarrhea Policy
No Bare Hand Contact Guide
Calibration Log
Cooling Log
Equipment Temperature Log
Food Temperature Log
Sanitizer Log
Manager Certification and Training (every establishment preparing PHF/TCS foods shall have a Certified Manger by January 1, 2019)
Approved Manager Certification Courses and Exams
More Resources:
Guide to Opening an Establishment in Laramie County
Guide to Opening a Mobile Food Unit in Laramie County
CDC Food Safety Page
CDC Foodborne Illness Information
Fight BAC - Food Safety Website
Foodborne Illness Information
Food Safety Inspection Service
UW Food & Nutrition
Wyoming Food Safety Coalition
Wyoming Environmental Health Association
