Jaguars' TIAA Bank Field Cited for 129 Concession Violations; 2 Dead Rodents Found

According to Ben Becker of Action News Jax, TIAA Bank Field was cited for more than 100 concessions violations during the team's game against Las Vegas.

There were 29 concession stands inspected and examiners found 129 violations. Two dead rodents were found by examiners.

Delaware North said in a statement to Becker:

Delaware North has strict policies in place to ensure compliance with all applicable food safety standards.

During a live event with more than 62,000 fans, a team of health inspectors inspected the food service locations. Most of the violations were fixed within a day or two after the visit.

There was a lapse in licenses for two of our concession stands due to a clerical error. At the time of the inspection, the other locations listed as having licenses expired were not operating.

In a statement to Becker, ASM Global said that it is working with Delaware North and Terminix to correct all violations.

The health and safety of patrons is the top priority. The lack of commitment to those standards is not acceptable.

TIAA Bank Field has had many violations in the past.

TIAA Bank Field had the fourth-highest level of violations in the National Football League, according to a report. Broncos Stadium at Mile High and Nissan Stadium had the highest percentage of violations.

The new concession stand at TIAA Bank Field was found to have evidence of insects or rodents. A hot dog concession stand was warned for not having enough hand washing facilities.

The Baltimore Ravens will be the opponent for the Jags in their bye week. The Jags will play two more games in Jacksonville this year.