Check with the event organizer first to get information regarding food sales. Submit an application that gives details on your food booth. If you are already a permitted Mobile Food Unit, you will not need to fill out an application, but the event organizer will still need to get information from you. Vendors who are not already permitted as a Mobile Food Unit or who are not a tax-exempt group will need to submit an application with a fee to the event organizer who will turn the applications in to Environmental Health. Our office will inspect your food booth on the day of the event approximately 2 hours before the scheduled opening.
Any public pool, spa or wading pool that serves more than one family is inspected and must receive an annual permit to operate. These pools may be located at apartments, condominiums, community centers, duplexes and health clubs.
Inspections are conducted at least once per year. A new permit is required for each artist annually.
Mobile Food units and pushcarts are permitted and inspected by the Health Department and must display a grade card.
NC Environmental Health rules and regulations are located in the Environmental Health section of the NC Health and Human Services website
For more information, please contact the Environmental Health office
by email at eh@gvph.org or by phone.