City of Marshall Consumer Health Group

11/17/2022

City of Marshall Health Department
Re: Low/No Water Pressure
Hwy 59 South

Attention:
It has come to our attention that we are currently experiencing a low/no water pressure around Hwy 59S Any food preparing establishment(s) must be able to provide an approved source of water to the employees. In order for the establishment to remain open for dining they must be able to provide tempered water within the restrooms and/or must provide “To Go” only orders. No carbonated drink machines, ice machines, 3 compartments or dishwashing machines may be used during this time. Restaurants much provide single serve items to all their customers. Any Retail Food Establishment/ Pre-packaged Food may close their restrooms to the public. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused to any of our establishments.

Please see guidelines below:

Departamento de Salud de la Ciudad de Marshall
Re: Presión de agua baja/sin agua
Alerta de falta de agua/agua hirviendo

Atención:
Nos ha llamado la atención que actualmente estamos experimentando una presión de agua baja alrededor de la área de la avenida 59 Sur. Cualquier establecimiento de preparación de alimentos debe poder proporcionar una fuente de agua aprobada a los empleados. Para que el establecimiento permanezca abierto para cenar, debe poder proporcionar agua templada dentro de los baños y/o debe proporcionar solo pedidos "Para llevar". No se pueden utilizar máquinas de bebidas carbonatadas, máquinas de hielo, lavabos de 3 compartimentos o lavavajillas durante este tiempo. Los restaurantes deben ofrecer desechables a todos sus clientes. Cualquier Establecimiento de Venta de Alimentos Pre-empacados ​​puede cerrar sus baños al público. Lamentamos las molestias que esto haya podido ocasionar a cualquiera de nuestros establecimientos.

Consulte las reglas a continuación:

10/04/2022

Food handlers classes

06/27/2022

City of Marshall Food Establishments Inspection Grade 2022

The City of Marshall Health Department inspects all food establishments and score uniformly using an official inspection form, provided by Texas Department of State Health Services. The inspector then provides the food establishment with a score card at the completion of each inspection. This score card shall be displayed in a conspicuous place visible to the public and patrons.
A report of the most recent inspections of 2022 food establishments can be found below.

03/08/2022

Water boil has been lifted

The City of Marshall Rescinds Boil Water Notice for All Residents

[Marshall, Texas] Following the repair of a 24-inch water main break on the Corner of Alvin Street and South Carter and shutting down the pumps at the water plant, on Friday, March 4, 2022, the City of Marshall Public Works Department was required to issue a water boil notice according to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). After compliance with the TCEQ testing procedures, the Boil Water Notice issued for the City of Marshall is now lifted and water quality has been assured to be safe for consumption on Tuesday, March 8, 2021.

According to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, a Boil Water Notice is used as a precaution or notification to protect consumers from drinking water that may have been contaminated with harmful bacteria. On Friday. March 4, 2022, the City of Marshall experienced low distribution pressure requiring a Boil Water Notice by TCEQ. The City of Marshall Public Works Department has verified proper water distribution pressures and the microbiological sample marked “special” collected from representative locations were analyzed by an accredited lab to be found safe for consumption.

03/05/2022

Boil water Notice!

After a few hours various location’s within city of Marshall will start to see water pressure with in their locations. The city of Marshall is still under a water boil notice & all establishments must comply within these guidelines to be open.

Hervir el agua ¡Aviso!

Después de unas horas, varias ubicaciones dentro de la ciudad de Marshall comenzarán a ver presión de agua en sus ubicaciones. La ciudad de Marshall todavía está bajo un aviso de hervir el agua y todos los establecimientos deben cumplir con estas reglas para estar abiertos.

03/04/2022

City of Marshall Health Department
Re: Low/No Water Pressure
No Water/ Boil Water Alert

Attention:
It has come to our attention that we are currently experiencing a low/no water pressure to all of the city of Marshall, TX. Any food preparing establishment(s) must be able to provide an approved source of water to the employees. In order for the establishment to remain open for dining they must be able to provide tempered water within the restrooms and/or must provide “To Go” only orders. No carbonated drink machines, ice machines, 3 compartments or dishwashing machines may be used during this time. Restaurants much provide single serve items to all their customers. Any Retail Food Establishment/ Pre-packaged Food may close their restrooms to the public. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused to any of our establishments.

Please see guidelines below:

Departamento de Salud de la Ciudad de Marshall
Re: Presión de agua baja/sin agua
Alerta de falta de agua/agua hirviendo

Atención:
Nos ha llamado la atención que actualmente estamos experimentando una presión de agua baja o nula en toda la ciudad de Marshall, TX. Cualquier establecimiento de preparación de alimentos debe poder proporcionar una fuente de agua aprobada a los empleados. Para que el establecimiento permanezca abierto para cenar, debe poder proporcionar agua templada dentro de los baños y/o debe proporcionar solo pedidos "Para llevar". No se pueden utilizar máquinas de bebidas carbonatadas, máquinas de hielo, lavabos de 3 compartimentos o lavavajillas durante este tiempo. Los restaurantes deben ofrecer desechables a todos sus clientes. Cualquier Establecimiento de Venta de Alimentos Pre-empacados ​​puede cerrar sus baños al público. Lamentamos las molestias que esto haya podido ocasionar a cualquiera de nuestros establecimientos.

Consulte las reglas a continuación:

07/22/2021

The City of Marshall Health Department inspects all food establishments and score uniformly using an official inspection form, provided by Texas Department of State Health Services. The inspector then provides the food establishment with a score card at the completion of each inspection. This score card shall be displayed in a conspicuous place visible to the public and patrons.

A report of the most recent inspections of food establishments can be found below.

https://www.marshalltexas.net/DocumentCenter/View/1356/2021-City-of-Marshall-Food-Establishments

06/03/2021

Have you seen this sign in a local establishment? The City of Marshall Consumer Health Group conducts a health inspection at every Marshall establishment for food or beverage safety. Upon completion, each establishment is provided a letter grade based on the inspection and required to post this sign at their main entrance. Each recorded violation means that points for that violation are subtracted from a total of 100 points. For example, if an establishment received three minor violations (2 points each), the score is 94 out of 100 and an “A” rating. If an establishment received five severe violations (3 points each), the score would be 85 and a “B” rating. It is important to remember that health inspections are simply a snapshot in time. What occurs during an inspection today may be different than what occurs in the establishment tomorrow.

05/31/2021

The City of Marshall offices will be closed on Monday, May 31, 2021, to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in service to this country.