Legionella, Baltimore City and courthouses
Water testing finds elevated levels of legionella bacteria at Baltimore City courthouses
Water testing at three Baltimore City courthouses found elevated levels of legionella bacteria, the mayor’s office announced Friday afternoon. The mayor’s office said precautionary testing took place last week and results were received Friday involving the Baltimore City District Court at 501 E.
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