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Retail Food Inspection Grading System

The Fishers Health Department manages the Retail Food Inspection Grading System for Fishers restaurants. Restaurants receive a letter grade based on the results of their annual food inspections, and grades are available to the public through the interactive dashboard below. Letter grades are also required to be displayed on restaurant doors and drive-thru windows.

Explore the interactive Food Grade and Inspection Dashboard. Select a facility name on the left and review inspection reports on the right panel. Zoom in and out using the map feature, filter facilities by food grade, and more.

What Do Letter Grades Mean?

Grade A

81 – 100 points

Designates a facility with exceptional compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.

Grade B

71 – 80 points

Designates a facility with acceptable compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.

Grade C

61 – 70 points

Designates a facility that meets minimum requirements for compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.

Temporarily Closed:

60 points or less or an imminent health hazard. The establishment will re-open after all priority violations have been corrected and imminent health hazard is eliminated.

Food Inspection Grading System FAQs

For Restaurants

  • The Fishers Health Department is one of the few in Indiana enrolled in the FDA’s Retail Program Standards program, which ensures inspections focus on areas with the highest impact on foodborne illness prevention. This shifts the focus by making the department a public health program with a regulatory component rather than a regulatory program with a public health component. Learn more about obtaining permits.
  • View the Restaurant Grading Scale Webinar – August 24, 2023

Grading System Resources

Proposal Process

August 9, 2022Fishers Board of Health presentation
August 15, 2022Work session presentation at Fishers City Council
August 30, 2022Briefing to Fishers retail food establishments #1 – Listen To the Webinar
September 13, 2022Briefing to Fishers retail food establishments #2
October 10, 2022City Council, anticipated 1st reading of new ordinance
November 14, 2022City Council, final reading and approval vote
September 30, 2023Deadline for food operators to post grades
Questions? Email the Fishers Health Department.

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