Nassau passes law requiring CO detectors
A law to prevent another carbon monoxide tragedy has taken effect. Nassau County's legislature just approved a bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in all commercial buildings. The vote comes
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Apr 29, 2014, 3:48 PM
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A law to prevent another carbon monoxide tragedy has taken effect.
Nassau County's legislature just approved a bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in all commercial buildings.
The vote comes after a fatal carbon monoxide leak at Legal Sea Foods at the Walt Whitman Mall in February.
Suffolk County is working on passing similar legislation.
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