Providing the public—with special regard for patients—the best available information on Legionnaires’ disease.
Requirement for prompt notification to communities of possible higher Legionella levels in the public water supply due to significant disruptions, including water main breaks, infrastructure changes and severe weather.
Increased government and private research on Legionella and disease prevention.
Improved water quality from source-to-tap with greater investments in infrastructure to ensure consistently safe water quality throughout the public water distribution system to residences and buildings.
Mandated use of CDC investigation protocols by public health officials to determine root causes of outbreaks and sporadic cases of Legionnaires’ disease.
Widespread voluntary adoption of the Legionnaires’ disease prevention best practices found in ASHRAE Standard 188 or the CDC Water Management Toolkit.
Our Mission:
The Alliance strives to reduce the occurrence of Legionnaires’ disease by promoting public research and education on the disease, and best practices and policy for its prevention.
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Conference Takeaways Panel and Q&A
CONFERENCE OPENING COMMENTS
Sporadic Legionnaires’ Disease: Focusing on the 96%
Impact of Municipal Water Plant Management on Sporadic Legionnaires’ Disease Cases
Panel Discussion: Upstream Water Management to Address Sporadic Legionnaires’ Disease Cases
Why We Must Turn the Tide on the 96%: The Personal Impact of Legionnaires' Disease
