Maryland HB204 regulates public water systems to prevent waterborne diseases, including Legionnaires’ disease.
Maryland HB204 mandates stricter controls and prevention measures for waterborne diseases in public water systems. It requires suppliers of water to maintain disinfectant residual levels and report any disruptions in the water distribution system that could increase Legionella bacteria levels. The bill also mandates the implementation of water management programs in certain buildings to minimize Legionella growth. It requires the Maryland Department of Health to investigate reported cases of Legionnaires’ disease, notify affected individuals, and develop a public awareness campaign.
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