Hotels and restaurants: file downloads

Elevators
Active, sealed and special sealed elevators/escalators and permits along with last inspection date in the Division of Hotels and Restaurants, Bureau of Elevator Safety. Also, active elevator companies, certificates of competency and certified elevator inspectors. Permit extract includes all new installs, alterations and relocations approved during the current fiscal year (since July 1).

Lodging Licenses
Active public lodging establishments (i.e., hotels, motels, rooming houses, bed & breakfasts, apartments, resort condominiums and resort dwellings) in the Division of Hotels and Restaurants. These records include mailing and facility addresses, and are extracted by county according to the division's licensing and inspection districts. New and Owner Change extracts includes all license applications approved during the current fiscal year (since July 1).

Lodging Inspections
Electronic records of sanitation and safety inspections conducted by the Division of Hotels and Restaurants on public lodging establishments (i.e., hotels, motels, rooming houses, bed & breakfasts, apartments, resort condominiums and resort dwellings). Each inspection report is a "snapshot" of conditions present at the time of the inspection. On any given day, an establishment may have fewer or more violations than noted in their most recent inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term conditions at the establishment. To find inspections for a particular lodging establishment by name or address, please see DBPR Online Services .  For more information about inspections, go to H&R's homepage.  Inspection information is extracted by county according to the division's licensing and inspection districts.

Restaurants/Food Service Licenses
Active public food service establishments (i.e., seating and non-seating establishments, caterers, mobile food dispensing vehicles, hot dog carts, theme park food carts and vending machines) in the Division of Hotels and Restaurants. These records include mailing and facility addresses, and are extracted by county according to the division's licensing and inspection districts. New and Owner Change extracts includes all license applications approved during the current fiscal year (since July 1).

Restaurants/Food Service Inspections
Electronic records of sanitation and safety inspections conducted by the Division of Hotels and Restaurants on public food service establishments (i.e., seating and non-seating establishments, caterers, mobile food dispensing vehicles, hot dog carts, theme park food carts and vending machines). Each inspection report is a "snapshot" of conditions present at the time of the inspection. On any given day, an establishment may have fewer or more violations than noted in their most recent inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term conditions at the establishment. To find inspections for a particular lodging establishment by name or address, please see DBPR Online Services . For more information about inspections, go to H&R's homepage. Inspection information is extracted by county according to thedivision's licensing and inspection districts.

Restaurant Disciplinary Activity Reports
The Division of Hotels and Restaurants posts the following report of disciplinary actions taken relating to public food service establishment inspections. Each of the listed cases involves either a signed stipulation ("settlement") between the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and the restaurant licensee or a Final Order issued after a formal administrative hearing has been conducted. Section 509.261, Florida Statutes, authorizes the division to fine, suspend or revoke the license of establishments that do not comply with state health and safety laws.

Facilities named in the Restaurant Disciplinary Activity Report are a small fraction of the 38,000 public food service establishments licensed by DBPR in Florida. The vast majority of these facilities operate in accordance with Florida law and make a conscientious effort to correct any deficiencies. The facilities named below either allowed conditions to exist that pose an immediate threat to the public's health and safety or repeatedly did not correct non-critical violations noted during routine and call-back inspections, despite being given oral and written warnings and ample time to do so.

Restaurants/Food Service Plan Review Applications
The Division of Hotels and Restaurants posts the following report which represents plan review applications for public food service establishments (i.e., seating and non-seating establishments, caterers, mobile food dispensing vehicles, hot dog carts, theme park food carts and vending machines) filed over the past 18 months.  These records include mailing and facility addresses, and are sorted by licensing and inspection regions as described above and by county.

Restaurants/Food Service Worker Training
In January 2005, DBPR-approved food service employee training programs began electronically submitting information to the division about persons trained. This only applies to persons trained in a "third party" capacity, meaning training for employees other than those employed by the trainer. The extracts below represent current information received from these training programs. To submit data or get more information, go to our website.