Sue Gunderson

Sue, Youcan find recent data on blood lead testing in Flint at this website: Please bear in mind that with the recent upswing in testing, including many children a bit older than the usual target ages, the findings may be a bit different from usual. Thanks, Bob Robert L. Scott Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (517) 335-8178 fax (517) 335-8509

Hello Sue. lam passing your request to Bob Scott who may be able to anawer your question, However he will need te know specifically what you need. | know he is swamped so if your request is for personal curiosity it rnay be a lower priority for him as we are really busy pulling together information te help the community at this tire...) know you will understand... FLINT’s GHHE site is non-existent at this paint, fam well and good this with all this attention! Hope you are doing well as weil. Al

xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs03_b0413_1545_1546_1 001546 Hi Wes, I imagine that the Flint disaster is keeping the state lead programs busy. The newspaper only talks about the increased number of children who are testing positive for lead but they have not said anything about what the average lead levels are. Do you have any idea what they are finding? Is there someone else that I should be asking this question to? Isn't Flint one of Ruth Ann's cities? Hope that you are well. Sue Sue Gunderson Executive Director CCUSA 651-707-7232 xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs03_b0413_1545_1546_2