Food Establishment Inspection Results

NEW Washoe Eats App now available for iPhone and Android! 

Download the Washoe Eats App for the most recent inspection information for permitted Washoe County food establishments. Inspection reports prior to 2017 may not be available at this time. For more information, check out the Food Establishment Inspection Process page. 

Inspection findings may result in a Pass, Conditional Pass, or Closed status: 

	Great job! The food establishment is practicing safe procedures. Fewer than 3 critical violations were observed during the inspection.
	The food establishment has some safety issues that were able to be corrected during that inspection. 3-5 critical violations were observed during the inspection. The facility is able to stay open and a reinspection will occur to verify that all violations have stayed corrected.
	The food establishment has more than 6 critical violations that were able to be corrected during the inspection. The facility is able to stay open and a reinspection will occur to verify all violations have stayed corrected.
	The food establishment has at least one critical violation that can not be corrected during the inspection. The facility must close until all issues are corrected and control over food safety has been regained.

Inspection Reports are also available through OneNV.us 

You can review inspection reports by following the steps below:

• If you do not have the permit number available, search for the business name on the search bar on the right side of the screen on OneNV.us

1. Type the business name and click the green magnifying glass button
2. Locate the “All Records” dropdown menu, click and select Health District to filter results
3. Click on the Record Number
4. Open the Record Info dropdown.
5. Select Attachments.
6. Please look for any documents labeled “Inspection Report” under the “Type” column.

You can sort latest records by clicking on Latest Update

 

• If you know the permit number:

1. Go to the OneNV.us Portal (Accela Citizen Access).
2. Type the permit number on the search bar and click the green button
3. Follow steps 3-6 as detailed above.

 

*You can also search by address: type the street number and name only (no direction, street type, city, zip)

 

If you have tried the steps above and are still unable to locate the report, please contact us for assistance 

 

Environmental Health Services

healthehs@nnph.org

(775) 328-2434