County Commissary rules · California
San Bernardino County commissary requirements for food trucks and carts
The short answer from San Bernardino County Environmental Health Services, 800-442-2283: Yes (CalCode). The county keeps a list of approved commissaries for catering vehicles, ice cream trucks and pushcarts, and open food trucks and trailers.
- Commissary needed?
- Yes (CalCode). The county keeps a list of approved commissaries for catering vehicles, ice cream trucks and pushcarts, and open food trucks and trailers.
- How often
- CalCode daily servicing applies; confirm specifics with the county.
- Paperwork
- Commissary Agreement Form A, signed by both the commissary owner and the mobile food owner.
- Storage
- At the approved commissary.
Confirm with San Bernardino County Environmental Health Services. This page summarises the official documents listed under Sources. Official page
Other things to know
- The county's list is not complete; other approved commissaries exist.
- Contact the commissary to confirm space before applying.
These local rules sit on top of the California (statewide) rules.
10 kitchens covered by these rules
- 1726 S. Baker Ave., Ontario, CA 91761Ice cream / prepackaged units
- 1184 W. Baseline St., San Bernardino, CA 92411Ice cream / prepackaged unitsCart commissary
- 1248 Merrill Ave., Rialto, CA 92376Ice cream / prepackaged unitsFood truck commissaryIce cream trucks and open food trucks/trailers
- 4603 Brooks St. #6, Montclair, CA 91763Cart commissaryIce cream / prepackaged units
- 275 E. Mill St. #A, San Bernardino, CA 92408Cart commissaryIce cream / prepackaged units
- 1785 Arrow Route, E-2, Upland, CA 91786Cart commissary
- 1545 Cedar St., Ontario, CA 91764Cart commissaryIce cream / prepackaged unitsProcessor
- 16565 Orange Way #1, Fontana, CA 92335Cart commissaryIce cream / prepackaged units
- 71845 29 Palms Highway, Twentynine Palms, CA 92277Food truck commissaryOpen food trucks and trailers
- 269 W. Laurel St., Colton, CA 92324Food truck commissaryOpen food trucks and trailers
Questions people ask
Do I need a commissary for a food truck in San Bernardino County?
Yes (CalCode). The county keeps a list of approved commissaries for catering vehicles, ice cream trucks and pushcarts, and open food trucks and trailers.
How often do I have to go to the commissary?
CalCode daily servicing applies; confirm specifics with the county.
What paperwork does San Bernardino County want?
Commissary Agreement Form A, signed by both the commissary owner and the mobile food owner.
Where do I find a commissary in San Bernardino County?
We list 10 kitchens covered by these rules, below. They come from the official Mobile Food Facility (MFF) Approved Commissaries List.
Sources
Last checked September 29, 2026.