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Sorry for the late response! Best thing to do, is to clean anything feces. Diseases last and live longer in feces. Bleach or Oxine will work as the bacteria easily dies with chemicals. Wait a week or 2 (I’d suggest longer honestly) and then your new ones can go in there. There is still a risk...

Because there is a chance that it could be MG, which can be passed through the eggs, making chicks that hatch, sick with the MG bacteria. So unless you get testing done, I wouldn’t breed.

Whatever you do, please don’t breed from your permanently infected flock and do please keep a closed flock- do not bring/buy birds and do not giveaway/sell birds from your flock.