Nearly all Subway shops in Bloomington are closed due to operating without a proper license for the retail sale of food, according to a Monroe County Health Department notice on Jan. 30. The notice said the shops were under the operation of SUBIN LLC.
“The health department and the restaurant’s owners are working diligently to complete the required paperwork and inspections to bring them into compliance with local and state codes so that they can be reopened,” the Monroe County Health Department said in a press release.
The nine shops listed in the notice are below:
319 Winslow Road
4623 Richland Plaza
1350 W. Bloomfield Road
4001 Old State Road 37
2886 Third St.
1799 E. 10th St.
907 S. College Mall Road
1839 N. Kinser Pike
3480 W. Third St.
The only Bloomington location not affected is the Subway located in Walmart.
According to the notice, a license will not be issued until the establishment complies with state and local laws and the past year’s license is paid in full.
The health department website says food licenses expire annually at the end of February and that renewal invoices are sent in January.
This story is developing, and the IDS will update as more information becomes available.
[Related: Bloomington Denny's clsoed permanently last week]
