How often must establishments licensed by the Board be inspected?

Establishments licensed by the Mississippi State Board must be inspected at least biennially. This means that they require an inspection every two years as a minimum requirement to ensure compliance with health and sanitation standards. Such regular assessments are crucial to maintain safe operations and protect public health by identifying any potential hazards or violations related to sanitation practices. The biennial inspection frequency allows for sufficient oversight of establishments while not being overly burdensome on resources.

Other choices suggest more frequent inspections, such as annually, monthly, or quarterly, which are not the minimum requirements set by the Board. While more frequent inspections may be beneficial for certain high-risk facilities or in response to critical issues, the established minimum is set at every two years to ensure that all licensed establishments remain compliant with regulations while balancing operational needs and inspection resources.