Pull Los Angeles County restaurant and market health inspection records for a catering commissary via the ArcGIS-hosted open data item
domain: data.lacounty.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Locate the 'Environmental Health Restaurant and Market Inspections' CSV item (ArcGIS item ID 19b6607ac82c4512b10811870975dbdc) on the LA County Open Data / ArcGIS Hub
Download or query the item's data, keying off the Serial Number field as the unique inspection identifier
Cross-reference the Serial Number against the companion 'Environmental Health Restaurant and Market Violations' dataset to pull specific violations for a given inspection
Filter by facility name/owner ID and Activity Date to find the most recent inspection for your commissary or catering kitchen
Refresh your local copy quarterly, matching the dataset's update cadence
Known gotchas
REGULATED: this dataset excludes Pasadena, Long Beach, and Vernon, which each run their own independent local health department - a facility in those cities won't appear here
The dataset is a static hosted CSV item refreshed quarterly (not a live queryable feature service), so near-real-time inspection status isn't available through this item
Serial Number is the join key to the separate violations dataset - inspection and violation details are not in a single combined table
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