SEATTLE — Military families in Washington state have raised concerns saying housing at their base made them sick.
KOMO-TV reported Thursday that multiple families who were living on Joint Base Lewis-McChord are now living in motels and recreational vehicles because of moldy conditions.
Private company officials from Lincoln Military Housing say they are working to fix the problem.
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Army wife Kelsey White says the mold gave her family serious health issues including her 7-month-old son Tobias.
Company officials say the White family was put in a motel and then moved to an RV since no other on-base housing was offered.
Company officials say they are preparing a statement in response to concerns.
Attorneys for the White family and 22 other military families expect to file a lawsuit in the next few months.