Inspections

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Health Inspections

City of Irving Health inspectors help to improve the community by protecting life, health and safety through education and the enforcement of all health codes related to food establishments, childcare facilities, nursing homes and smoking.


The City of Irving no longer issues permits for Food Manager permits or Mobile Food Truck permits.


Mobile food trucks are required to have a permit from Dallas County to operate within the City of Irving. Visit the Dallas County Health and Human Services website for more information.

Guidelines
Complaints
Cottage Food

In an ongoing effort to provide the highest level of service delivery, the City of Irving encourages input from residents, businesses and visitors. The following guidelines may help resolve issues and answer questions.

  1. Child-Care Facility Permitting Procedure (PDF)
  2. Food Establishment Scores
  3. Food Handler Training Information (PDF)
  4. Health Inspections Fee Schedule (PDF)
  5. Health Permit Application (Restaurants, Childcare, Kiosks, etc.)
  6. Requirements for New or Remodeled Food Establishments (PDF)
  7. Snow Cone Stand & Shaved Ice Guidelines (PDF)
  8. Hot Dog & Corn Cart Guidelines (PDF)
  9. Temporary Food Event Guidelines (PDF)
  10. Temporary Food Event Application


Frequently Asked Questions

Who needs to obtain a temporary event permit?

How do I obtain a food handler card?

Do Irving restaurants require a certified food manager?

Do I need to submit a plan review for a new or remodeled food establishment?

Do I need a Child Care Facility Permit to babysit children in my home?