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TITUSVILLE, Fla. - Titusville city leaders said a mold problem at the police department will now cost the city $600,000 to clean up.

WFTV reported in October when officials discovered the mold at the headquarters on John Glenn Boulevard. There's now mold in 42 rooms at the department.

City leaders said peeling back the vinyl wallpaper at the Titusville police station was like peeling back an onion. Crews kept finding more mold and more problems.

"Discovered there were windows not properly secured, valves that were leaking, plumbing issues," City Manager Mark Ryan said.

It is green, brown, black and may make you sick.

It's in corners, on walls, even beneath the glass of framed pictures.

The CBS 3 I-Team went undercover, and beyond the glitzy lobby, beach views and swanky dining at the Chelsea Hotel in Atlantic City, we found what appeared to be mold in a number of rooms: guest rooms, utility rooms, and storage rooms where we saw cots and cribs.

We're not the only ones. Last July, the Atlantic City Health Department, acting on an anonymous complaint, found what health inspectors thought was "possible mold-fungal growth ranging from moderate to heavy amounts" in housekeeping closets.

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