Complaints, Illness Reporting and Inspections
Annie Levar MPH, REHS
Supervisor
216.201.2001 ext. 1276
alevar@ccbh.net
Brooke Lahood REHS
Supervisor
216.201.2001 ext 1268
blahood@ccbh.net
Submit a general, non-illness related complaint
Submit an illness complaint or report a foodborne outbreak
A phone number is required for all illness investigations. A member of our team will contact you to review the situation and get additional information.
Your personal information (name, address, phone number) will never be shared publicly by our team.
To submit an anonymous complaint, meaning you do not wish to offer your name or contact information, please call 216.201.2001, extension 2007.
Report a communicable disease or outbreak
If you are contacting our office from a healthcare facility or school to report a communicable disease or outbreak, please call our communicable disease team at 216.201.2080
View inspection reports completed by CCBH
These reports include all locations within Cuyahoga County, except for the City of Cleveland.
Click here to visit the food safety page for the Cleveland Department of Public Health.
General Complaint
These are items related to building issues, cleanliness, personal hygiene and the quality or safety of food and beverages.
Please click here to enter the information.
Illness Complaint
This is for reporting illness related to food or beverages from a particular location.
A contact phone number is needed for illness investigation follow-up. A member of our team will reach out to you for additional details.
Your personal information (name, address, phone number) will never be shared publicly by our team.
To submit an anonymous complaint, meaning you do not wish to offer your name or contact information, please call 216.201.2001, extension 2007.
Please click here to enter the information.
Inspection Reports
Inspection reports – These are for Cuyahoga County, except for the City of Cleveland, which has its own health department.
Click here to visit the food safety page for the Cleveland Department of Public Health.