Weld County has evaluated various food establishments, including restaurants and grocery stores, based on a scoring system categorized into “pass,” “reinspection required,” and “closed.” Facilities that pass meet the basic food safety standards, while those requiring reinspection have found violations needing correction. Establishments marked as “closed” face significant health hazards and must cease operations until issues are resolved. From July 3-9, 2026, several locations across Greeley, Evans, Johnstown, and Windsor were inspected, with most receiving passing scores, though some, like Almanza’s Mexican Food in Evans, required reinspection.
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Link to original article source: https://www.greeleytribune.com/2026/07/12/weld-county-retail-food-inspections-reports-for-july-12-2026/
