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The OKC-County Health Department's Food Safety & Environmental Health page lists its location at Shepherd Center Mall, Suite 70, and hours from 8 am to 4 pm.
Oklahoma hospitality professionals can use this official health department resource for food safety and environmental health services in OKC.
An Alcoholic Beverage License is required in OKC for any alcohol, spirits, beer, wine, or other consumable beverage containing alcohol, except low point beer.
Hospitality professionals in OK running bars, restaurants, or retailers must secure this license before serving or selling alcoholic beverages.
The OKC-County Health Department defines temporary food establishments as retail food operations at a fixed temporary facility tied to a single special event or celebration, such as a fair, carnival, or festival.
Hospitality professionals in OK who run food booths or concessions at fairs, carnivals, and festivals need to understand this definition to plan compliant special-event food service.
The City of Oklahoma City explains how to get a Food Service Establishment license, covering any permanent, temporary, or mobile site where food or drink is prepared, served, kept, or stored for retail sale.
Oklahoma hospitality operators must secure this license to legally run food venues across OKC, from restaurants to food trucks.
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