Health/Safety
Health inspection report: Feb. 24-28
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
Health Department inspection report: Feb. 17-21
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
February is American Heart Month
Heart disease is the largest health threat in the U.S., just as it was in 1964 when President Lyndon B. Johnson declared February American Heart Month. Advances in medicine have provided treatments, medications and more, but an overwhelming number of Americans...
Health Department inspections: Feb. 10-14
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
Health Department inspections: Feb. 3-7
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
Health Department inspections: Jan. 27-31
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
Health Department inspections: Jan. 20-24
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
Flu deaths rise; it’s not too late for vaccine
Dallas County health officials confirmed Wednesday, Jan. 22, that a 34-year-old person died from the flu. They also said that the individual did not have any underlying medical conditions. This is the 11th person in Dallas County to die after contracting the flu...
Health Department inspections: Jan. 13-17
The Garland Health Department conducts weekly inspections of establishments where food is served. Inspections are performed at daycare centers, retirement homes, school cafeterias, restaurants and stores. A failing grade includes anything below 60. Any establishment...
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