A food truck serving Paulding County needs a Georgia mobile food service permit from Paulding County Environmental Health plus a county occupation tax certificate. State rules require the truck to work from a permitted base of operation or commissary.
Food trucks are permitted under Georgia's Food Service Rules, Chapter 511-6-1, administered locally by Paulding County Environmental Health within the Northwest Georgia Health District (District 1-1). A mobile food service unit must operate from a permitted base of operation or commissary, returning daily to refill potable water, empty waste water, and restock. Plan review, a vehicle and equipment inspection, handwashing and water tanks, and a certified food safety manager are required, and the permit is posted on the unit. Permits are not transferable between counties. Operators also hold a Paulding County occupation tax certificate, renewed with annual reinspection.
Operating a mobile food unit without the environmental health permit or a permitted base of operation draws inspection failure, permit denial or suspension, and closure; operating without a county occupation tax certificate adds penalties.
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