Florida Food Safety Data operates an automated monitoring clearinghouse tracking inspection records published by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) Division of Hotels and Restaurants. We ingest raw public filings across all 67 counties, isolate high-priority mechanical and sanitary citations, and deliver immediate notifications directly to certified commercial service contractors prior to mandatory state re-inspections.
State inspector submits health inspection record to DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants database.
Clearinghouse engine flags Rule 61C-1 violations, emergency orders, temperature drops, and pest orders.
Automated SMS and email dispatches pushed to designated territory partner within 15 minutes of state filing.
Contractor engages business owner to quote and execute repairs prior to mandatory 24-hr re-inspection.
| Recorded / ID | Facility / County | Citation Code & Statutory Finding | Required Remediation | Trade Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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11:42 AM LIC #6210492 Class: 2010 Seating |
Hillsborough County Tampa, FL 33607 High-Priority Citation |
03A-02-4 Refrigeration Failure Ambient temperature measured 54.2°F in walk-in cooler holding potentially hazardous foods. |
Mandatory refrigeration restoration prior to 24-hr re-inspection. | Commercial HVAC/R |
|
09:18 AM LIC #5803211 Class: 2010 Seating |
Pinellas County St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Emergency Action Notice |
Rule 61C-1.004 Active Pest Activity Active infestation observed along rear dry storage perimeter and dish line. |
Licensed commercial remediation and documentation sign-off required. | Commercial Pest |
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08:35 AM LIC #5819004 Class: 2014 Take-Out |
Pinellas County Clearwater, FL 33755 Intermediate Citation |
22-14-4 Water Heating Failure Handwashing facility water delivery below statutory minimum threshold (<100°F). |
Commercial water heater / booster element replacement required. | Plumbing / Mechanical |
Immediate routing of cold holding failures, walk-in cooler compressor breakdowns, and line temperature drops under Rule 61C-1.001. Dispatched directly to service desks.
Rapid dispatch for establishments issued high-priority citations for active pest pressure, structural entry points, or regulatory follow-up notices requiring commercial contracts.
Alerts on grease interceptor failures, backflow prevention violations, and water heating interruptions requiring certified master plumbing interventions.
We lock territory delivery to a single contractor per trade discipline in each Florida county. Receive real-time dispatch alerts to test inbound lead velocity in your service zone.
Single-firm exclusivity prevents contractor stacking. Inquiries are processed in the order received:
Our ingestion engine polls Florida DBPR records continually. Violations are formatted and dispatched via SMS and email within 15 minutes of state posting.
No. We enforce strict single-firm exclusivity per trade category within each county so your dispatch team never competes against another subscriber on the same lead.
All records are public safety filings compiled by the Florida DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants under Chapters 119 and 509 of the Florida Statutes.