The following health inspections were recently conducted by the Environmental Health Services Office, Sumter County Health Department.

• Wendy’s, 1202 Crawford St., Americus — Jan. 23 — routine — score: 91 A — inspected by Megan Kirksey

— Handwash sink at front counter near door has no paper towels. Towels are needed at all times.

— Lettuce and cucumbers not covered in walk-in cooler. These need to be covered to prevent contamination.

— Cups in storage area outside not stored 6 in. off floor.

• Council Services, 112 Industrial Blvd., Americus — Jan. 26 — routine — score: 84 B — inspected by Kirksey

— Slaw in walk-in cooler held past seven days. Potentially hazardous foods should only be held for seven days and discarded.

— Observed employee preparing raw hamburger meat with gloves on and then begin working with cooked hamburger meat without washing hands. Employee changed gloves but needs a hand-wash step between.

— Observed several wet wiping cloths not stored in sanitizer solution. Wet wiping cloths should be stored in sanitizer between uses.

• Main Moon, 101 Prince St., Americus — Jan. 27 — routine — score: 66 U — inspected by Jane Arnold and Kirksey.

— Employee washed hands but did not use soap.

— Employee chopped vegetables without gloves on hands.

— Open coffee cup in prep area; can only have cup with lid/straw.

— Food not covered in freezers and refrigerators.

— Improper method used to clean dining tables.