SCOTT COUNTY JAIL
400 W 4TH ST, DAVENPORT, IA, 52801
Most recent inspection
- Date
- September 10, 2026
- Type
- Routine
- Result
- Not reported
- Risk category
- Not reported
- Cited findings
- 3
- Jurisdiction
- Scott County (Davenport)
- Source risk checklist count
- 1
- Good Retail Practices findings
- 2
Published report comment
Conducted routine inspection of facility today. Facility has several active Certified Food Protection Managers on staff, an Employee Reporting Agreement Policy in place, and a written, established procedure available for responding to the clean-up of bodily fluids. Violations corrected on site. No further action is required at this time.
Violations (3)
- 3-501.14(A)CriticalCorrected on site
Iowa food code item 20 (Risk Factors)
Observation: One pan of cooked rice from the previous day was observed in the reach-in cooler at 51*F. Rice was not properly cooled down to 41*F or below within the allowed 6-hour timeframe. Corrected by: voluntarily discarding pan of cooked rice.
Risk Factors | P | Item 20
- 3-501.15(A)CriticalCorrected on site
Iowa food code item 33 (Good Retail Practices)
Observation: Rice was observed cooling down inside of a reach-in cooler in the kitchen with the lid securely shut. The pan contained approximately 4 inches of product. Corrected by: voluntarily discarding improperly cooled rice and discussing proper cooling methods.
Good Retail Practices | PF | Item 33
- 4-903.11(A)(C )Corrected on site
Iowa food code item 45 (Good Retail Practices)
Observation: Small stack of to-go boxes observed being stored on a shelf with the food contact portion of the container facing upward. Corrected by: inverting to-go containers to ensure that the food contact surface portion is facing downward to protect the container from contamination.
Good Retail Practices | C | Item 45
Source: Scott County (Davenport) health department. Data refreshed October 16, 2026. Results are shown in the health department's own wording. This record is provided for general information; confirm current status with the health department before relying on it.