Lee’s Summit, MO – Jackson County Environmental Health is hosting a free Holiday Food Safety Public Forum this afternoon, offering residents key guidance on keeping their seasonal meals safe and delicious.
According to the Jackson County Health Department, the forum will take place today, November 24, from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the JC Health Department, 3651 NE Ralph Powell Road in Lee’s Summit.
Public Health Specialists will discuss best practices for food preparation, cooking temperatures, and storage tips to help prevent foodborne illnesses during the busy holiday season. Officials said the goal is to help families avoid common mistakes that can lead to food-related sickness and ensure everyone enjoys a healthy holiday meal.
The one-hour session will include an open Q&A, giving attendees a chance to ask health experts about specific concerns or preparation methods for their Thanksgiving gatherings.
Residents interested in learning more can contact Sarah Vaughn at sarah.vaughn@jacksongov.org or call 816-719-3492.
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