Food truck vendors got the green light from the County Board of Supervisors Tuesday to roam freely and sell their wares in the county’s unincorporated areas. But food truck vendors must still comply with regulations established in the county’s 24 cities, most of which ban free-roaming food trucks. “We’re really the last county in the state to allow food trucks. I’m glad that it’s finally happened,” Supervisor Janice Rutherford said Tuesday.
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