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Food Commissary

Licensing information for food commissaries, which provide support operations for mobile food units and vending machines.

Commissaries provide support operations for mobile food units and food vending machines. They must comply with restaurant licensing regulations to ensure the safety of food products. Washington County Environmental Health licenses and inspects commissaries. 

Mobile food units that conduct food service activities at a commissary must obtain a Commissary License in the name of the mobile food unit owner. Food service activities include, but are not limited to, utensil washing and/or any food preparation activities such as food washing, thawing, cooking, cooling and reheating.  

Mobile food unit owners who use a licensed food service business only to pick up clean utensils and food prior to operating each day and to drop off used utensils at the end of the day for cleaning must complete and return a Commissary Service Verification form.

For more information about the food code, visit the Food Code Adoption page.

Online Services

Sign up or log in to pay your license fee online, or file a complaint against a licensed facility.

Forms, Fees and Applications

Fee Schedule (PDF 235.17 KB)

Food Sanitation Rules

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Environmental Health

Phone

503-846-8722

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