Food Inspections

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Food Inspections

County unveils Tableau dashboard to track food inspections, violations

Public-health staff showed a new Tableau dashboard to summarize routine food inspections and violations across McHenry County, citing about 12,500 inspections yearly and a plan to publish a curated public view while keeping more detailed data internal for training and interpretation.

McHenry CountyOct 20, 2026

Food Safety

Bobby B’s ordered to discard unsafe food and log temperatures after refrigeration failures

After a July 30 inspection found refrigeration units at about 55°F and 60°F, Tisbury Health staff ordered disposal of potentially hazardous food at Bobby B's, required reorganization of refrigerated storage and daily temperature logs, and will perform follow-up inspections after the business purchased replacement units.

TisburyAug 11, 2026

Food Inspections

Board hears food-inspection update; staff to review food-truck and farmers market rules

Board members were told the town's food inspector has caught up on inspections; staff will review food-truck rules and farmers market regulations and return recommendations at the April meeting.

Town of SouthboroughMar 10, 2026

Food Inspections

Lowell inspectors report Outback food-illness complaint; eight new businesses and one closure noted

Development services reported eight new businesses since November, one closure tied to water and failed inspections, and an Outback Steakhouse food-illness complaint that inspectors traced to operator error; the restaurant passed reinspection and will be monitored weekly for 30 days.

Lowell CityJan 9, 2025