Food Safety & Recreational Licensing
The Food Safety and Recreational Licensing staff are
responsible for managing programs that enforce applicable state
administrative codes for the inspection and licensure of restaurants,
hotels, bed and breakfast establishments, public swimming pools including
water park attractions, campgrounds, and tattoo and body piercing
establishments in Wisconsin.
The program is also responsible for contracting with,
monitoring and training Local Public
Health Departments who sign agreements to administer the
aforementioned programs within their own jurisdictions.
Function:
Licensing and regulation of every public restaurant,
swimming pool, campground, lodging establishment, food operation, and body
art business in the state of Wisconsin.
Vision:
A trusted resource and partner in the health and safety of
the people in Wisconsin.
Goals:
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Reduce exposure to environmental and safety hazards in
public lodging and recreational areas.
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Reduce the death and illness of people in Wisconsin.
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Promote public health through a statewide program to
prevent and control exposure to food-borne, water-borne, or recreational
hazards.
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Promote awareness of the things people can do to keep
their food, water, and recreational resources safe.
Last Revised: September 18, 2007
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