Round up of sanitation scores at Burke and Caldwell restaurants, schools, and other establishments.Â
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Round up of sanitation scores at Burke and Caldwell restaurants, schools, and other establishments.Â
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The Burke County Health Department’s Environmental Health Inspections
The Burke County Health Department conducts regular inspections on various food establishments including restaurants, food trucks, and school cafeterias. Inspections are categorized based on risk level, with establishments falling into Risk Categories I to IV. Each establishment is inspected at least once annually, with the frequency varying based on risk level. The inspection results determine the grading of establishments, with scores of 90 or above receiving a grade A. The department also publishes monthly lists of inspections conducted, and detailed reports can be accessed online at burkenc.org/2286/Environmental-Health. For more information, visit the website to view individual establishment scores and past inspection records.
