Jefferson County Restaurants Fail Health Inspections
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Jefferson County health inspectors recently visited eighteen establishments, including restaurants and convenience stores, and found numerous food safety issues. Scores ranged from 71 to 85, with common problems including warm food temperatures, moldy ice machines, roaches, and improper chemical storage. Some places, like Kentucky Fried Chicken and Taco Turko, had scores as low as 84 due to dusty equipment and mold. Follow-up inspections revealed mixed results, with some businesses improving their scores but others still struggling with food safety. Inspectors continue to push for better practices to protect public health.
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