NYC Council to consider earlier Legionella reporting after deadly outbreaks

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Community · New York · October 18, 2026

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File photo of a water cooling tower in the Bronx. A bill facing a hearing Monday would require cooling tower owners to notify city health officials when bacteria levels reach a much lower threshold.

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