CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper-Natrona County Health Department keeps a close eye on local food establishments, including restaurants, grocery stores, and food trucks. They conduct surprise inspections at least twice a year to ensure food safety.
There are three types of violations identified during these inspections: priority, priority foundation, and core. The health department focuses on educating businesses about these violations rather than simply marking them as pass or fail.
Every violation must be resolved quickly: either on the spot or within 10 days. This means that having a violation doesn’t automatically mean that the business is unsafe. If an issue needs more time to fix, a re-inspection may be scheduled. Thankfully, most businesses manage to address any violations in the allotted time.
Details on serious violations or highlighted comments can be found in reports on the health department’s website, where they publish comprehensive information about each facility.
Recent Inspections
Little Caesars Pizza West
Violations: 4 (1 priority)
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “No written procedure for dealing with vomiting or diarrheal events.”
La Costa
Violations: 3 (1 corrected during inspection)
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “No certified food protection manager on staff.”
YMCA
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
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Hilton Garden Inn
Violations: 1 (priority)
Re-inspection Required: Yes
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Comments: “Some ingredients stored above 41 degrees F.”
I’ Scream 4 Wings & Other Things
Violations: 6 (2 priority, 2 corrected during inspection)
Re-inspection Required: Yes
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Comments: “Employees were not using proper hair restraints.”
Oil City Beer Co
Violations: 2 (1 priority, 1 corrected during inspection)
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “The hand sink needs cleaning.”
Masterson Place
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
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Sky Terrace Lounge and Restaurant
Violations: 6 (3 priority, 4 corrected during inspection)
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “Chili was not cooling quickly enough.”
Oregon Trail Elementary School
Violations: 0
Re-inspection Required: No
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Wyoming Food for Thought Project
Violations: 2 (1 priority, 1 corrected during inspection)
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “Slicer and microwave had food debris.”
Heirloom & Native: Eating Counter
Violations: 1
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “No written procedure for handling vomiting or diarrheal events.”
Domino’s Pizza Centennial Court
Violations: 2 (1 corrected during inspection)
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “3-compartment sink faucet is leaking.”
1016 Poplar
Violations: 2
Re-inspection Required: No
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Comments: “Indoor wall materials do not meet cleanliness standards.”
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