Public Health Rules in Dearborn County, IN (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Dearborn County, Indiana.
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Restaurant Grade Cards
In unincorporated Dearborn County, Indiana, the Health Department inspects each retail food establishment at least once every three months and hands the operator a written inspection report. The report is a public document. Section 110.64 prints no letter grade or score placard.
Dearborn County, Indiana Restaurant Inspection Reports
Some RestrictionsDearborn County Code § 110.64(A), (E), (G)
§ 110.64 INSPECTION. ... (A) General. ... (1) The Dearborn County Health Department shall inspect a retail food establishment and/or bed and breakfast establishment at least once every three months. ... (E) Inspection reports. (1) At the conclusion of the inspection, the Dearborn County Health Department shall provide a copy of the completed inspection report and the notice to correct v...
Food Handler Certification
In unincorporated Dearborn County, Indiana, an applicant for a retail food establishment or bed and breakfast permit must hold a valid food handler certificate under the state Food Handler Rule, 410 IAC 7-22. The Dearborn County Health Department issues the permit and enforces the condition.
Dearborn County, Indiana Food Handler Certificate Rule
Some RestrictionsDearborn County Code §§ 110.61, 110.62(F)
CERTIFIED FOOD HANDLER. A food handler who holds a certificate recognized by the Conference for Food Protection or an equivalent nationally recognized certification program as determined by the department. ... FOOD HANDLER. (As defined in Title 410 IAC 7-22) An individual who is an owner, an operator, a manager, or an employee of a food establishment; and is responsible for or oversees the stor...
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