Food Safety

Articles tagged food safety from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

See how Food Safety moves through American government. Citizen Portal aggregates every meeting, resolution, bill, and public statement tagged with food safety across federal, state, and local jurisdictions, pulled directly from official transcripts and voting records. New coverage lands here as source meetings are published — no editorial spin, no aggregator bias, just what happened and who said what.

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Backyard Poultry Salmonella

CDC urges multi‑tier prevention for backyard poultry to curb salmonellosis; children and older adults at higher risk

CDC presenters outlined prevention steps across hatcheries, retailers and homes — including NPIP participation, chick‑paper sampling, display hygiene, and handwashing — and noted outbreaks tied to backyard poultry occur annually, disproportionately affecting young children and adults 65+.

FederalNov 3, 2026

Public Health Regulation

Committee approves ordinance to update McLean County food-service code

The Health Committee approved an ordinance amending Chapter 216 of the McLean County Code to align food-service regulation and the county fee schedule with state and national food-safety guidance.

McLean CountyNov 2, 2026

Food Inspections

Health agent says PermaDize permit system view hides recent inspections; staff propose scheduling fixes

Health agent told the board that PermaDize treats renewals as new permits and can hide prior inspection records in the current permit view; staff reported using a shared calendar and daily checklists to improve accuracy.

BellinghamNov 4, 2026

Food Safety Small Business

Board directs staff to draft ordinance to opt into state microenterprise home-kitchen program

County environmental health staff briefed supervisors on the optional MEHO (microenterprise home kitchen) program, which would permit up to 30 meals per day (90 per week) and requires food-safety training and limits on certain raw foods. Supervisors asked for a streamlined, affordable local ordinance and staff estimated feeing in the roughly $200 range to cover program costs.

Mendocino CountyNov 4, 2026