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The Environmental Health Unit focuses on natural and built environments and their potential effects on human health. The unit licenses and inspects establishments to assure compliance with county and state regulations to protect health. For information on how to apply for a license, call (920) 448-6400. 2021-2022 Fee Schedule Retail food and recreation inspection reports are available online and can be accessed here. Pay your licensing fees HERE. |
FEE INFORMATION FOR THE JULY 01, 2022 – JUNE 30, 2023 LICENSING YEAR
What is ARPA? Due to the federal America Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars, the Brown County Public Health Division will be waiving renewal fees for existing non-government establishments and pre-inspection fees for new non-government establishments for one licensing year. Who is eligible? Non-government facilities (e.g., restaurants, retail food, tourist rooming houses, mobiles, taverns, body art, hotels/motels, campgrounds, mobile home parks) in Brown County Public Health’s jurisdiction. Who is not eligible? Public sector licenses (government owned establishments, schools, etc.). What fees are excluded? Fees that will not be waived include violation or compliance fees previous violation late fees on file that were due at the end of the last licensing cycle (July 01, 2021 – June 30, 2022). This can only be used once! Fees will be waived only for renewal or new applications received April 01, 2022 – March 31, 2023 for the July 01, 2022 – June 30, 2023 license year. If your fee has been waived, a “DO NOT PAY” stamp will be present on your license. If your fees are excluded due to reasons noted above, the amount due will be reflected on the license renewal. CLICK HERE for frequently asked questions. |
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Plan Review In accordance with ATCP 75.075, "An applicant or license owner of a new or extensively remodeled retail food establishment shall submit a retail food establishment plan to the department or its agent. The department or its agent may require an applicant or license holder to submit this document when a change of ownership has occurred. An applicant or license holder shall obtain plan approval from the department or its agent before any of the following occurs:
Operational Plan. These two documents must then be emailed to bc_health@browncountywi.gov for a sanitarian to review. If accepted, you will be sent a License Application. If denied, the sanitarian will suggest changes and/or suggestions in order to improve your Plan Review Application and Operational Plan. Incomplete forms will NOT be reviewed. Retail Food Establishments: Plan Review Application Operational Plan Mobile Food Establishments: Plan Review Application Operational Plan Service Base Sharing Agreement |
 | Food Codes: Chapter ATCP 75 - Retail Food Code Wisconsin Food Code Chapter ATCP 90 - Packaging and Labeling FOOD CODE FACT SHEETS Contamination Plan Template This form is to be used as a template for a clean up plan in the case of someone vomiting or having a fecal accident onto surfaces in your food establishment. All food establishments are required to have these procedures onsite at all time for an employee to use in case a contamination event occurs. This plan must have specific actions employees must take to prevent the contamination and exposure of employees, consumers, food and other surfaces. Contamination Plan Template-English Contamination Plan Template-Español Contamination Plan Template-Hmoob |
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| Pool Code: Chapter ATCP 76 - Safety, Maintenance, and Operation of Public Pools and Water Attractions First Aid Kit Supplies |
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| Contact: | Environmental Health Unit - Sanitarian Phone: 9204486400 |
| Address: | 2198 Glendale Ave
Green Bay, WI 54303 Map |
