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WSSC has lifted the precautionary Boil Water Advisory (BWA) for customers in portions of southern Prince George’s County as of 9:50 a.m. today. Two consecutive rounds of water quality tests were performed by WSSC and all results confirm that the water is safe to consume. Read more...
For licensing and permits, go to Applications for Food Service Facility Permits and Food Service Manager Certificates - Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement (DPIE).
For a list of license and permit fees, go to DPIE's licensing fees (PDF) or Permitting Bonds & Fees (PDF).
Prince George's County uses the CountyClick 311 service for residents to submit their health complaints.
Any operator of a restaurant or Class III mobile unit must have a Prince George’s County Certified Food Service Manager on duty at all times.
View a list of services the Food Protection Program provide residents.
Prince George’s County houses an assortment of farmer’s markets that are dispersed throughout the County.
Read through frequently asked questions for selling homemade goods or cottage food industry.
If you are planning to sell food at a public event in Prince George’s County, you may need a Temporary Food Service Facility Permit.