Legionnaires' Disease Prevention Act establishes a grant program for restoring or removing buildings with compromised water systems to prevent.

The Legionnaires' Disease Prevention Act establishes a grant program within the Department of Environmental Protection to fund the restoration or removal of buildings with compromised or aging water systems that may be sources of Legionella bacteria. The program will reimburse property owners for up to 50% of the costs or $5,000, whichever is less. The Department of Environmental Protection will review applications and award grants based on several criteria, including the risk of Legionnaires' Disease, the number of compromised water systems, and the building's presence in an economically.

Legionnaires' Disease Prevention Act establishes a grant program for restoring or removing buildings with compromised water systems to prevent.

The Legionnaires' Disease Prevention Act establishes a grant program within the Department of Environmental Protection to fund the restoration or removal of buildings with compromised or aging water systems that may be sources of Legionella bacteria. The program will reimburse property owners for up to 50% of the costs or $5,000, whichever is less. The Department of Environmental Protection will review applications and award grants based on several criteria, including the risk of Legionnaires' Disease, the number of compromised water systems, and the building's presence in an economically.