What action should you take if your inspection results in no health code violations?

When inspection results indicate no health code violations, completing your report and submitting it is the appropriate action because it documents the compliance status of the establishment. This report serves as an official record that can be referenced in future inspections and ensures that the establishment continues to meet health and safety standards. It also provides accountability for both the establishment and the health department, maintaining transparency in public health practices.

While public announcements or media notifications may seem like viable options, they are not typically within the purview of standard inspection protocols unless specific public health concerns necessitate such actions. Regular visits can also be beneficial, but they usually follow a risk-based schedule or if there are concerns about the establishment, rather than as a direct response to an absence of violations. Thus, completing and submitting the inspection report is essential for maintaining accurate records and ensuring ongoing compliance.