Inspection Reports  

View Food and Lodging Inspection Reports

Important points to remember when viewing inspection reports:

  • Inspections are unannounced;
  • Inspections reflect a snapshot in time;
  • Inspections focus on the food safety processes, procedures and sanitation that are essential to control or eliminate food safety risks;
  • Violations must be corrected at the time of inspection;
  • Food safety education and intervention are used to increase food safety controls;
  • Food safety is a cooperative effort involving food businesses, food safety regulators and consumers.

Looking at a series of inspection reports over time gives a more accurate picture of a food business' commitment to food safety and sanitation. In the end, food safety is an ongoing, cooperative effort involving management at a food business, food workers, food safety regulators and consumers.

New Window Food Service Establishment Reports conducted by Kansas Department of Health and Environment prior to September 22, 2008.

Sign up for Food and Lodging Inspection E-mail Alerts

Food and lodging inspection e-mail alerts are currently unavailable at this time. We are in the process of upgrading our inspection software and anticipate completion in the near future.

You can sign up to receive an e-mail alert whenever new food safety and lodging inspection reports are posted online. When you sign up, you specify which types of inspection reports interest you and in which counties. Then, when new reports are posted, you receive an e-mail telling you that new reports are available for viewing online. Inspection types include:

  • Food Service: An establishment located inside a retail store that serves food in a manner that it can be consumed without any further preparation. Examples are deli, pizza or Chinese food counters within a retail store.
  • Restaurant: An establishment that serves food in a manner that it can be consumed without any further preparation and usually on-site. Examples are restaurants, schools, mobile food units and senior meal sites.
  • Processing Plant: An establishment that manufactures food and food products that are sold wholesale.
  • Retail Store: An establishment that sells manufactured packaged foods. Examples include grocery stores, convenience stores and discount stores.
  • Lodging: An establishment that offers overnight accommodations to paying guests. Examples include hotels, motels, and bed and breakfast operations.
Kansas Department of Agriculture