Mobile Food Type I, II and III are approved to operate at Farmers' Markets, Special Events, business locations, private functions, etc., in Maricopa County.

Any Mobile Food Vendor (food truck operator) can apply for a permit to utilize an ADOT. Rest Area to provide take-away food services to the traveling public. B.

The initial permitting approval is conducted in the county where the commissary is located. A vendor that is issued a permit in accordance with the state ...

1. An Arizona driver license issued after 1996 or an Arizona nonoperating identification license. 2. A driver license issued by a state that verifies lawful ...

A mobile food facility permit ensures that the space where you plan to prepare and/or serve food is compliant with local food safety and worker safety standards ...

The public must schedule an appointment to conduct business at City Hall, including License Services. Please contact License Services at 602-262-4638 to ...

1. Establish health and safety licensing standards for mobile food vendors and mobile food units that apply on a statewide basis.

22 янв. 2024 г. · For example, the annual permit fee for Mobile Food Type I is $120/year/unit, while for Mobile Food Type III, it's $610/year/unit. How to ...

The Mobile Food Vendor at Rest Areas Permit Program is discontinued. The Department will no longer accept applications or issue permits for Mobile Food Vendors ...

Require a mobile food vendor, property owner or lessee of a property to apply for and receive any special permit that is not required for other temporary or ...