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The OKC-County Health Department offers food safety and environmental health services at its Shepherd Center Mall location, open 8 am–4 pm.
Oklahoma hospitality professionals can access local food safety guidance and resources through this health department office.
The City of Oklahoma City requires an Alcoholic Beverage License for any alcohol, spirits, beer, wine, or consumable beverage containing alcohol, excluding low-point beer.
Hospitality venues in OKC that serve alcoholic beverages must secure this license to operate legally.
The OKC-County Health Department defines a Temporary Food Establishment as a retail food operation at a fixed temporary facility tied to a single event or celebration, such as a fair, carnival, or festival.
Hospitality professionals planning food vendors or catered booths at Oklahoma City-area special events need to understand these temporary food establishment rules to operate compliantly.
The City of OKC defines a Food Service Establishment as any permanent, temporary, or mobile site where food or drink is prepared, served, kept, or stored for retail sale, and requires a license for such operations.
Oklahoma hospitality professionals need to understand this definition to determine whether their OKC food or drink operation must obtain a Food Service Establishment license before selling to the public.
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