July Health Inspections: 21 Jefferson County Restaurants Fall Short
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July saw 21 Jefferson County restaurants fail to meet the Jefferson County Department of Health’s standard (scores below 85). Hotspot in Homewood scored a 48 and was temporarily closed before two follow-up inspections raised it to 89; many other eateries faced issues such as improper temperature control, mold, pests, unlabeled chemicals, and missing employee health policies, with several improving to 85+ on reinspections within 60 days.
Topics:business#food-safety-violations#health#health-inspections#homewood-hotspot#jefferson-county#restaurant-inspections
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