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City Health Inspection Scraper

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City Health Inspection Scraper

City Health Inspection Scraper

Extract restaurant health inspection scores, violations, grades, and compliance data from city and county health department websites. Supports multiple city adapters. Designed for food safety consultants, journalists, and civic-tech applications.

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Josh Pinkerton

Josh Pinkerton

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City Health Inspection Scraper

Extract restaurant health inspection data, scores, violations, and grades from city health department websites.

Why use this scraper?

  • Monitor restaurant safety trends across cities
  • Build review datasets for food-tech or municipal data projects
  • Export violations, inspection dates, and scores to spreadsheets
  • Automate recurring pulls for compliance tracking

How to use

  1. Open the City Health Inspection Scraper in Apify Console
  2. Enter a city and state
  3. Set maxPages for crawl depth
  4. Click Run and download the dataset.

Input

FieldTypeDescriptionDefault
citystringTarget city namenone
statestringTwo-letter state codenone
maxPagesintegerMax result pages to scrape20

Output

{
"restaurant_name": "Main Street Diner",
"address": "123 Main St",
"inspection_date": "2026-05-20",
"score": 92,
"grade": "A",
"violations": [
{"code": "6-201.1", "description": "Facility not clean"}
],
"inspector": "Jane Roe",
"source_url": "https://..."
}

Pricing

Pay-per-event: $0.01 per extracted result. Typical city-level pulls cost under $1.00.

Tips

  • Start with maxPages: 5 to confirm the target city site is supported
  • Schedule monthly runs to track score changes over time
  • Export to CSV for ingestion into GIS or dashboard tools

FAQ

Which cities are supported? The actor adapts to common municipal inspection portals. If your city is not supported, open an issue and we can add an adapter.

Is this data authoritative? It reflects what the city website publishes. Always verify against official sources for legal or compliance use.