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The Environmental Health Division is responsible for implementing the policies and procedures of the Jackson County Food Code.
They inspect all restaurants, grocery stores, schools, mobile food and temporary food establishments within the unincorporated area of Jackson County and the cities of Blue Springs, Buckner, Grain Valley, Grandview, Greenwood, Lee's Summit, Lone Jack, Oak Grove, Raytown and Sugar Creek.* For a listing of Jackson County food inspections please visit the Environmental Health Division review inspections of food and lodging establishments website.
*All critical violations are corrected within 24 to 72 hours by food service establishments even though the inspection report on the web does not indicate correction.
To report a possible health hazard in food service operations within the unincorporated area of Jackson County and the cities of Blue Springs, Buckner, Grain Valley, Grandview, Greenwood, Lee's Summit, Lone Jack, Oak Grove, Raytown and Sugar Creek, please contact our office at 816-847-7073 or fill out Restaurant Complaint Form.
Kansas City and Independence perform all inspections within their city limits, and they are not listed here. Kansas City and Independence inspections can be viewed online by visiting each city's website.
Jackson County will be collecting household hazardous waste October 20, 2018 at the Road and Bridge Facility 34900 E. Old U.S. 40 Highway, Grain Valley. Click here for more information.
They inspect all restaurants, grocery stores, schools, mobile food and temporary food establishments within the unincorporated area of Jackson County and the cities of Blue Springs, Buckner, Grain Valley, Grandview, Greenwood, Lee's Summit, Lone Jack, Oak Grove, Raytown and Sugar Creek.* For a listing of Jackson County food inspections please visit the Environmental Health Division review inspections of food and lodging establishments website.
*All critical violations are corrected within 24 to 72 hours by food service establishments even though the inspection report on the web does not indicate correction.
Reporting Food Service Health Hazards
To report a possible health hazard in food service operations within the unincorporated area of Jackson County and the cities of Blue Springs, Buckner, Grain Valley, Grandview, Greenwood, Lee's Summit, Lone Jack, Oak Grove, Raytown and Sugar Creek, please contact our office at 816-847-7073 or fill out Restaurant Complaint Form.
For Kansas City & Independence
Kansas City and Independence perform all inspections within their city limits, and they are not listed here. Kansas City and Independence inspections can be viewed online by visiting each city's website.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
Jackson County will be collecting household hazardous waste October 20, 2018 at the Road and Bridge Facility 34900 E. Old U.S. 40 Highway, Grain Valley. Click here for more information.