Perris, CA Public Health Rules: Restaurant Grade Cards (2026)

010 as the director of the department of environmental health services and its staff. Every food establishment and food facility is inspected and scored on an official inspection form, and the resulting grade is posted as a card printed on nine-by-eleven-inch high-impact white styrene plastic with a letter no taller than five inches: a blue 'A' card for a score of 90 percent or higher, a green 'B' card for 80 to 89 percent, and a red 'C' card for anything under 80 percent, signaling conditions that pose a potential or actual threat to public health and can trigger closure and permit suspension or revocation.

020(d). Private and public schools, and facilities that do not prepare food on-site, are exempt from the posting requirement. 030, any establishment that scores a B or C receives a reinspection within five working days, and if that reinspection still falls short of 90 percent, the city can pursue an administrative hearing to suspend or revoke the permit, issue a citation, or start civil or criminal proceedings; a reinspection after legal action (beyond the first) is billed to the operator at an hourly on-site fee. 040 requires every food establishment to hold a valid, annually renewed permit from environmental health services before operating at all.