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The OKC-County Health Department provides Food Safety & Environmental Health services at Shepherd Center Mall, open 8 am–4 pm.
OK hospitality professionals can use this public health resource for food safety compliance and environmental health guidance.
Oklahoma City requires an Alcoholic Beverage License for any alcohol, spirits, beer, wine, and other consumable beverages containing alcohol, but not low point beer.
Hospitality professionals in OKC who sell or serve alcoholic beverages need to ensure they have the proper license to stay compliant with local regulations.
The OKC-County Health Department defines Temporary Food Establishments as retail food operations offered at a fixed temporary facility during a single event or celebration, such as a fair, carnival, or festival.
Hospitality professionals running event food booths in OK can use this guidance to stay compliant when serving at fairs, carnivals, and festivals.
The City of Oklahoma City explains that a Food Service Establishment license is required for any permanent, temporary, or mobile place where food or drink is prepared, served, kept, or stored for retail sale.
Oklahoma hospitality professionals operating restaurants, caterers, food trucks, or similar venues in OKC need this license to stay compliant and legally serve customers.
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