Austin Fire Mobile Food Vendor Permit
AFD’s documented MFV permit/inspection administration and annual-permit process for the earliest fully supported current fee/detail set; this is not a claim of permit inception.
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AFD’s documented MFV permit/inspection administration and annual-permit process for the earliest fully supported current fee/detail set; this is not a claim of permit inception.
An initial Austin Fire inspection may require the electrical inspection form.
Austin Fire inspection is required for qualifying mobile units operating in Austin.
A qualifying Austin mobile unit needs an IFC-compliant fire suppression system.
Austin mobile-vending authority transition can affect event operations.
Texas MFVs operating an FVV must hold the DSHS license; Type I/II/III are classifications of this one license.
DSHS performs an initial pre-licensing inspection before issuing the MFV license.
Type I license for mobile vendors that do not sell TCS food.
Type II license for limited TCS handling, preparation, or reheating.
Type II pre-licensing inspection fee and inspection step.
Type III license for vendors that prepare, cook, hold, and serve food.
Type III pre-licensing inspection fee and inspection step.
Central preparation facility documentation is part of the DSHS mobile-vendor profile.
A Texas sales-tax permit may be relevant to taxable ready-to-eat food sales.