Offices, courthouses, a jail and a psychiatric facility throughout Maryland — most in downtown Baltimore — all found Legionella bacteria in their water systems last year, but state law doesn ...

In particular, air conditioning use presents a prime cause for concern. This is because air conditioning units, which may have been inactive over winter, can release Legionella-contaminated water ...

Greg Rankin, CEO at Hydrohawk comments: “Despite a common misconception, the reality is that Legionella is far from just a summer problem. The fact is spring can present just as much if not even ...

Importantly too, despite common misconceptions, Legionella is not just a summer issue; it can be a risk all year round and spring, in fact, is often the season that kicks the deadly bacteria into ...

FDA workers at White Oak are also worried about drinking water in the office after testing last year found Legionella bacteria in some buildings. Before the return to office this month ...