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The Daily Reporter

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Recent health inspections for Branch County eateries

Routine food service inspections are vital to protecting a community's overall health, and the Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Health Agency inspects licensed food services every month. The health agency publishes inspection results online at https://eh.bhsj.org/#/home by clicking Environmental Health. Below are details of health inspections conducted at restaurants, schools, and other locations in Branch County between Oct. 16 and 31. There are three main categories of food service establishment violations: Priority Items: These are the most critical violations and are most likely to cause foodborne illness if not corrected. Examples include employee hygiene, food handling, and temperature control issues. Priority Foundation Items: Violations that could lead to a priority violation if not addressed. Examples include a lack of necessary supplies or equipment. Core: Relate to general sanitation, equipment, and facility maintenance. Inspection Reports: October 16-31 Legg Middle School, 175 Green St., Coldwater, October 16 No violations found Coldwater High School, 275 N. Fremont St., Coldwater, October 19 No violations found Ryan Elementary School, 461 Rudd St., Bronson, October 21 Priority: Inspectors could not detect chlorine in the sanitizer buckets using test strips. Establishments must maintain chlorine sanitizer at 50-100ppm.Corrected During Inspection St Mary’s Assumption, 204 Albers Road, Bronson, October 21 No violations

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