Source coverage
Your business may be based anywhere in the U.S. Current restaurant and market records are from Los Angeles County Public Health; facility coverage is confirmed before payment.
Official source: Los Angeles County Public Health ↗
The current source dataset contains records through June 30, 2026. The worked examples use fictional inspection and follow-up dates; those dates do not describe the freshness of the County source.
Pasadena, Long Beach and Vernon have their own health departments and are outside this source coverage.
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Los Angeles County's public health inspection records for restaurants and markets. The cities of Pasadena, Long Beach and Vernon run their own health departments and aren't covered. No alcohol licences, no filings, no documents you upload.
The plan's included quantity describes the digest or docket. It does not promise every record published by the authority. Inspect confirmed coverage before payment.
Public sources may publish after an event. The record date and the date it was read are not a statement about conditions today.
A period can have nothing new that fits. The result should make that clear; it is different from a missed delivery, which is covered by the service terms.
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Not compliance certification, not a filing service, not an official notice from the agency.
Set operational priorities, carry out the work and follow the authority's requirements.
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$199per month
up to ten supported facilities
Full refund of the first month within 14 days of the first delivery if you ask — once per customer.
Review the jurisdictions and sources supported for each facility before checkout. A facility with no covered source is not billed.
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