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Food Safety Resources


Vomit Diarrhea Cleanup Plan
Helpful Instructional Video
 

When creating a cleanup plan it is easy to create your own kit.  The following videos are examples of items to go in the kit and how to prevent the spread of pathogens. 

Norovirus



​Ill Food Worker Flow Chart


Botulism in Real Life.



Hand Washing


Food Safety Violations



Service Animals


Safety Policies & Procedures


TCS Foods


Cleaning & Chemicals

Reporting Illness


Cooling


Hygiene

Refrigeration Organization


Reheating


Clean Establishment

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Contact 

Mail: 102 1st Street
​PO Box 306
Asotin, WA 99402
P: ​509.243.3344
​F: 509.243.3345
Location: 102 1st Street
​Asotin, WA 99402

Hours

Monday-Thursday
7:30am-5:30pm

Open through lunch
Asotin County Public Health leads the community through education and evidence-based practices to prevent illness, promote health, and protect the environment to improve the quality of life in our communities.