Food Protection Program
Environmental Health Division
Kingman: 3765 E. Hwy 66 757-0901
Bullhead: 1130 Hancock Road 758-0704
Lake Havasu: 2001 College Drive 453-0712
The Mohave County Department of Public Health's
Food Protection Program aims to promote safe and positive public health through
education and regulation of food service establishments.
In Mohave County, there are nearly 2,000
"permitted" permanent food establishments, including restaurants, food carts,
coffee shops, delis and the fresh food sections of grocery stores. Each of
these establishments has employees who are required to pass a test on handling
food safety and receive a food handler card. In addition, Environmental
Health Sanitarians inspect establishments each year.
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Inspection
reporting system
Learn about the restaurant inspection reporting system, search the
inspection records of Mohave County food establishments, and find
information on food handling practices as well as when and why Public Health
closes food establishments. |
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Food
handler card and class schedule
Find out how to obtain a food handler's card and where to go for training
and testing. An online study guide is available. |
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Food
business information
Starting a new food business? Gain valuable information and local
contacts for starting and maintaining a food business including catering,
mobile food carts, food handler's card, food service establishment plan
guide and fee table, applications for permanent and temporary food service,
and more. |
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Food safety fact sheets
Explanations of Common food borne diseases as well as information and fact
sheets on what you can do to protect yourself and your family at home. |
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Handwashing Practices |
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Common questions
about the food protection program |
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External food
safety links |
