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HARFORD COUNTY, MD — County health department officials are warning residents that they've received reports of unlicensed mobile food trucks selling menu items in parks and neighborhoods across Harford County.

"We want to make the public aware that any mobile food truck operating in Harford County needs to be licensed and inspected by the Harford County Health Department," the county stated.

Sarah Will with the Harford County Health Department told Patch that each complaint the health department has received regarding the unlicensed food trucks has been documented and investigated.

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"Upon investigation, this department will take the appropriate action if deemed necessary," Will said.

Every mobile food truck should have a license issued by the county health department that needs to be posted in a conspicuous location for the public to view, Will told Patch.

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