Welcome to an Insightful Journey through Laramie County’s Latest Health and Food Inspections!
If you’re a food lover, health-conscious eater, or just someone who appreciates knowing where their meals come from, the Laramie County health and food inspections from May 2 to May 8, 2025, are well worth your attention. From cozy diners to buzzing school cafeterias, each inspection offers a glimpse into the standards that keep our food safe and delicious. So, let’s dive in and discover how our local establishments are faring in the world of food safety!
Understanding the Inspection Process
The Casper-Natrona County Health Department conducts inspections across a wide array of food establishments, including restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, and even mobile food units. Each facility receives an unannounced inspection a minimum of twice a year to ensure they adhere to health regulations. According to the department:
- Types of Violations: There are three tiers of violations: priority, priority foundation, and core.
- Goal of Inspections: The primary aim is not just to identify deficiencies, but to educate businesses about unsafe practices and guide them toward correction.
Interestingly, there’s no grading system in place—each violation must be resolved either immediately or within ten days. This means that just because a place has received a violation does not mean it poses a safety threat.
Your Go-To Source for Full Reports
For a deeper dive into specific inspections, the department offers detailed reports available on their official website. That said, here are synopses of noteworthy inspections during this past week.
May 2, 2025
AB Camping & RV Park
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
May 3, 2025
Queso’s Kitchen
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
La Pina Loca
Violations: 2 (1 corrected)
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Sapp Bros Café
Violations: 6 (3 priority, all corrected)
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Comments: “Three dented cans found in dry storage. Microwave residue needs attention.”
Diamond Horseshoe
Violations: 2 (priority, corrected)
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Comments: “Several containers of food in walk-in cooler with incorrect dates.”
May 6, 2025
The Neighborhood School
Violations: 3
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Graffiti Cuisine
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Oompah Tacos
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Mary’s Childcare
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Silly Sips
Violations: 3 (including 1 priority)
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Comments: “1 employee without any hair restraint.”
May 7, 2025
Burns High School
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Comments: “High School kitchen shut down due to staff shortages; breakfast and lunches are prepared at the Elementary School.”
Burns Elementary
Violations: 1 (priority, corrected)
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Meadowlark Elementary
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Comments: “Critical violation has been corrected.”
May 8, 2025
Volunteers of America
Violations: 2 (1 priority, 1 corrected)
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Madflavors
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
We Got Wieners
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
Link to full report
Final Thoughts
Staying informed about these inspections not only helps you choose safer dining options but also encourages local businesses to maintain high food safety standards. For up-to-date information, don’t forget to check the health department’s official [website](https://casperwy.gov/) regularly.
Join us in celebrating the efforts of our local food establishments as they strive to keep our community safe and well-fed!
