Full Notification

Tonight, Code Enforcement was back out educating and checking for mobile food (MFF) facility compliance.

Monday Night:
 •  6 Mobile food facilities were compliant.
•   0 Warnings/Citations issued!

Saturday Night:
    •  2 warnings issued.
    •  10 citations issued.
    •  6 Mobile food facilities were compliant.

Thursday Night:
    •  4 warnings issued.

Vendors shall display all current permits, licenses, and certificates.

Vendors  shall maintain a county health permit at all times. If the permit expires, or is suspended or revoked, then all sales shall cease until the permit is reinstated

Vendors shall maintain a valid Fairfield Business License.

Unpermitted Food Vendors (MFFs): A Hidden Danger

That tasty street food might come with more than just flavor—it could come with serious health risks! Here’s why you should think twice before eating from unlicensed pop-up vendors:

 No Health Inspections – Without permits, there’s no guarantee the food is safe, properly stored, or cooked at the right temperature.

High Risk of Foodborne Illness – Bacteria like Salmonella and E. coli thrive in unsanitary conditions, leading to food poisoning, stomach cramps, and worse.

No Accountability – If you get sick, there’s no way to track the vendor down or ensure they follow safety standards.

Public Health at Risk – Unregulated food sales can spread illness, affecting not just individuals but the entire community.

 Eat Safe, Stay Healthy! – Always buy from permitted vendors who follow proper health and safety regulations. Look for visible health permits before you take that first bite!

More information: Solano County Public Health MFF: https://www.solanocounty.com/depts/rm/environmental_health/consumer/food_program/mobile_food_facility_requirements.asp

See an unlicensed food vendor? Don’t eat there! Report it to your local health department.

Your health isn’t worth the risk—Think Before You Eat!