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A June 6 report listed "menu states chicken-fried steak but facility is serving pork tenderloin instead" as one of the restaurants violations.

In the past, the department has conducted anywhere from 50 to 80 inspections in a given week.

According to the food inspection report, the manager voluntarily removed five cans of toddler formula with an Oct. 31, 2022, expiration date.

In addition, none of the schools inspected this week had any priority violations.

The restaurant also had a shelf "covered in mouse feces" and lacked a thermometer, both of which are violations that result in re-inspection.

The inspector also found rat poison on the floor in the storage room and under an employee hand washing station.

While not an indicator of food safety, the "use-by" date is considered the last date an item is at peak quality.

A Greene County food inspector found mouse droppings in the kitchen and dry storage area of a restaurant.

More than half of the establishments inspected this past week had no violations, according to Greene County food inspection reports.

Food establishments in Greene County are inspected one to three times per year.