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Adams County resident urges inspections after suspected mold sickens workers at leased training site
Summary
Robin Hannon told the Adams County Board of Commissioners she became very ill after water‑damaged drywall and suspected mold at a privately owned training facility; she said multiple staff reported illness and that state and federal agencies could not provide a remedy, and asked the board to consider building inspections or other remedies for non‑residential properties.
Robin Hannon, a resident of Sherwood in unincorporated Adams County, told the Board of County Commissioners during public comment on March 27 that she fell very ill after water‑damaged drywall was cut out near her classroom at a leased training facility and that she suspects mold exposure. "Since April 2025, I've been very very ill," she said, adding that other staff and students also reported symptoms and that two instructors had filed complaints internally.
Hannon said the building where she worked is owned by a private landlord, Rebecca Martin, and that she…
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