Safety Passport · San Francisco food facilities
Read the inspection. Then read what happened next.
A permit-level history of official placard results, violations, source timestamps, and later events. No “cleanest” ranking. No invented risk score. No stale closure shown without its superseding record.
DataSF returned 403. The page remains online without substituting cached claims for current regulator data.
LIVE OFFICIAL ADAPTERSan Francisco Department of Public HealthDataset timestamp Not supplied
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- Permit identifiers
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- Latest valid inspection
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The regulator's language
Three placards. No invented score.
Counts describe published inspection events, not unique restaurants and not predicted illness. Safety Passport never manufactures a cross-city grade.
PASS The city says zero or one major violation was observed, with any major violation corrected during the inspection.
CONDITIONAL PASS The city says two or more major violations were observed and corrected during the routine inspection; a reinspection follows.
CLOSURE The city says health hazards or major violations could not be corrected immediately. Read later events before treating an older closure as current.
Exact public record
Find the permit, then read the sequence.
Search name, address, or permit number. Results come from the current DataSF table and exclude future-dated source anomalies.
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01Permit identity
Exact public permit number. Name and address variants remain visible.
02Event, never stigma
Older findings show what superseded them instead of remaining a permanent red label.
03Publisher claim
The regulator assigned each status. America V2 does not convert it into a medical-risk prediction.
04Right to answer
Facilities can challenge identity, status, or missing later evidence without erasing history.
Primary-source contract
What this product is allowed to say.
Health Inspection Scores (2024–Present)
Facility and permit identity, inspection dates, official placard status, violations, notes, location fields, and source update timestamps.
Open dataset ↗San Francisco inspection lookup
Use the regulator's own interface for the official public-facing inspection record and any operational guidance.
Open regulator lookup ↗No universal safety score
An inspection result cannot prove future illness risk, operator intent, ownership continuity, or comparability with another city's inspection system.
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