Provisional — subject to revision
Flint, MI (municipal water supply)
Legionnaires’ disease outbreak · 2014–2015 · Michigan
- 87
- Cases
- 10
- Deaths
- Closed
- Status
Suspected source
City of Flint municipal water after the switch to the Flint River (corroded mains) (Municipal water)
What happened
Two waves of Legionnaires' disease in Flint/Genesee County, MI (2014–2015) caused 87 confirmed cases and about 10 deaths, linked to the city's switch to corrosive Flint River water.
Sources & coverage
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Primary source: City of Flint municipal water after the switch to the Flint River (corroded mains). Figures are provisional and may be revised or withdrawn by the reporting authority. This page is for information only and is not medical or legal advice.