Washington County inspections flag roach, organic growth

Inspection findings

Washington County restaurant inspections included two food-safety findings: a live roach crawling on an air fryer and strawberries with organic growth.

The details identify the conditions observed but do not name the businesses involved or give inspection dates. They also do not state whether the restaurants were cited, closed, ordered to correct the conditions or otherwise penalized.

What is known

The findings involve both pest activity and food condition. A live roach was observed on an air fryer, while strawberries showed organic growth.

The inspection information does not include the number of restaurants involved. It also does not describe the amount of food affected, whether the food was discarded, or whether a follow-up inspection was scheduled.

Next records to check

The next relevant records would be the county’s inspection listings or individual inspection reports for the businesses involved. Those records could identify the establishments, dates, violations and any correction or enforcement steps.

Until those records identify the businesses, the findings cannot be tied to a particular restaurant.