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Alameda County commissary requirements for food trucks and carts

The short answer from Alameda County Environmental Health: Yes (CalCode). The county publishes permitted truck commissaries, cart commissaries and commercial kitchens.

Commissary neededYesAlameda County Environmental Health
How oftenDailyCalCode
PaperworkCommissary agreementChecked September 29, 2026
Commissary needed?
Yes (CalCode). The county publishes permitted truck commissaries, cart commissaries and commercial kitchens.
How often
CalCode daily servicing applies; confirm specifics with the county.
Paperwork
A commissary agreement; commissaries and kitchens outside Alameda County must have the agreement signed by that county's health inspector.
Storage
At the approved commissary.

Confirm with Alameda County Environmental Health. This page summarises the official documents listed under Sources. Official page

Other things to know

These local rules sit on top of the California (statewide) rules.

23 kitchens covered by these rules

See all 23 kitchens in California →

Questions people ask

Do I need a commissary for a food truck in Alameda County?

Yes (CalCode). The county publishes permitted truck commissaries, cart commissaries and commercial kitchens.

How often do I have to go to the commissary?

CalCode daily servicing applies; confirm specifics with the county.

What paperwork does Alameda County want?

A commissary agreement; commissaries and kitchens outside Alameda County must have the agreement signed by that county's health inspector.

Where do I find a commissary in Alameda County?

We list 23 kitchens covered by these rules, below. They come from the official List of Permitted Commissaries.

Sources

  1. List of Permitted Commissaries

Last checked September 29, 2026.