Ministry of Health introduces interactive map for food inspection

New feature enables the public to make informed decisions about their restaurant

The Hamilton County Health Department has released an interactive food inspection map on its website. This new tool allows citizens to easily access and review food inspection reports from over 1,200 food service establishments, including restaurants and grocery stores in the county.

The Food Inspection Map provides a user-friendly platform where individuals can enter their location, view nearby food establishments, and click on specific restaurants to access detailed inspection reports.

LeMaster

“Food safety is a top priority for the Hamilton County Health Department and we are committed to ensuring our community has access to the most current and relevant information,” said Jason LeMaster, Hamilton County Health Department Director. “This new feature will allow consumers to make more informed decisions about where they eat or shop. By making these reports easily accessible, we hope to increase public awareness and encourage all food establishments to maintain the highest standards of food safety.”

The Health Department conducts regular unannounced inspections of food establishments based on a hazard risk assessment, and all inspection results are published 10 days after an inspection is completed. In addition to inspections, the Department provides food safety training to establishments upon request to further promote the health and well-being of the public.

The interactive food inspection map is now available on the Department of Health website at hamiltoncounty.in.gov/256/Food-Establishment-Program.