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Temporary Food Permits
With the holidays upon us comes the thought of planning festivals, special events, benefits, fundraisers, holiday celebrations, and other occasions to serve food and/or drinks to the public. For public health safety reasons, food and drink stands must be inspected and licensed by the health department. They must also meet and follow the temporary food requirements, which can be viewed on the department's website. A temporary food or drink license must be obtained prior to opening for business. The cost of a single-use, up to 14-day continuous event, food or drink permit is $45; a multiple-use temporary food or drink permit is $55 and is good for the calendar year. There is no charge for temporary food permits for not-for-profit organizations. If you're planning an event or serving food and/or drinks at an event open to the public this year, please contact us.
Temporary Food and/or Drink Booths-Mobile Food and/or Drink Units
The Woodford County Health Department requires all temporary food stands be inspected and licensed, even if one's permanent facility holds an annual license. Anyone planning a temporary food event that is open to the public in Woodford County must contact WCHD two weeks before the event to schedule an open inspection.
To fully utilize fillable forms, most recent version of Adobe and email access on your device are required. You may also print and complete form and return to our office.
Permit fees are non-refundable.
- 2023 Application for a Temporary Food Stand - Single Use Permit (PDF)
- 2023 Application for a Temporary Food Stand - Multiple Use Permit (PDF)
- Illinois Temporary Food Stand Food Safety Guidelines (pdf)
- Temporary Food / Drink Safety Guidelines (PDF)
- Food Handling Regulation Enforcement Act (410 ILCS 625) (Link)
- Note: Inspections for all of these food services are performed following the guidelines of Illinois State Rules and Regulations and Woodford County Ordinance. Licensing fees are based on the type of facility and level of complexity for food preparation, to be determined by WCHD staff.
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Paul Wilkins
Environmental Health Inspector / Tobacco CoordinatorPhone: 309-467-3064 ext 4705
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Health Department
Physical Address
1831 S Main Street
Eureka, IL 61530
Phone: 309-467-3064Fax: 309-467-5104