Mold being expunged from the barracks at Fort Meade

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The mold being removed from Fort Meade barracks poses no immediate health threat, officials said, but military service members are still wary about living in moldy rooms.

“We’re working on a long-term solution, trying to spend money wisely and not committing millions of dollars to a temporary solution,” said Col. Kenneth McCreedy, the fort’s commander, during a second tour of the 1950s-era barracks Tuesday.

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