WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department released inspection reports for licensed food facilities across the county, detailing a range of food safety violations discovered during inspections conducted February 12, 2026.
Health officials emphasized that each inspection represents a snapshot in time and may not reflect the long-term sanitation practices of an establishment. The reports cover restaurants, schools, grocery stores, convenience stores and other food-dispensing facilities open to the public.
At Devon Preparatory School in Devon, inspectors cited the facility for failing to maintain a Chester County Health Department Certified Food Manager, an outstanding violation dating back to 2025. The school was also cited for lacking sneeze guards at certain self-service displays, accumulation of buildup on non-food contact surfaces, and damaged floor tiles in front of a three-bay sink…