Monica Davey

10-4

You can say as early as Thursday. Would prefer that the other pleces nat be used. Thanks much, Sw

Resending because J still am getting none of your email to my nyt account. Is there anything at all I can say beyond: Officials were meeting in Flint on Wednesday afternoon and talks were underway, officials said, for additional solutions that could be announced as early as this week. -can I say as early as Thursday? ~Can I say that the governor has called a press conference for thursday? -Anything at all?

Thank you. Is there anything at all I can say beyond: Officials were meeting in Flint on Wednesday afternoon and talks were underway, officials said, for additional solutions that could be announced as early as this week, ean I say as early as Thursday? Can I say that the governor has called a press conference for thursday? Anything at all?

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Thank you. Is there anything at all I can say beyond: Officials were meeting in Flint on Wednesday afternoon and talks were underway, officials said, for additional solutions that could be announced as early as this week. can I say as early as Thursday? Can I say that the governor has called a press conference for thursday? Anything at all? PY

Tag...you’re it. Just called. Give me a shout at 517-241-0782 or | will call back momentarily..

yell when youre free i'm at 312 543 4883

I'm right to say that the governor decided it was a financial emergency right? Ultimately, he has the say so in bringing in the EM correct?

Terry: Dave Murray in the gov's office is sending me your way. I'm trying to understand the Emergency manager timeline in Flint -- which he says you have. Also, can you send me a copy of the letter in which Detroit told Flint that it was ending the water supply to Flint? Was it not the EM's decision about whether to turn to the Flint River? Dave is saying that Detroit refused to provide them service? Any guidance? 312 543 4883 Best, Monica xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b35_5648_6098_097 Workman, Wayne (TREASURY)

Dave: Sorry to bother you but I am starting to get worried that Sara isn't getting my emails. Is she out of pocket today? Can you help me with this? Best, Monica 312 543 4883 Date: ‘Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 10:48 tM Pies Re: Blinty water raigur -- filing pew Sara: Can you let me know if you are receiving my emails? Should I send to Dave Murray instead? Can you just give me an update on whether you are getting my notes? Monica

Sara: Can you let me know if you are receiving my emails? Should I send to Dave Murray instead? Can you just give me an update on whether you are getting my notes? Monica Sara: Just making sure you received this. And wondering, given all, whether someone from the state -- the gov or someone -- could talk to me about what's happened on this. I want to be sure to get the state's view in here. And I feel like the city is pointing to the state as responsible since the emergency manager was in charge when the choice was made to go to the river. Monica On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 6:42 AM, Davey, Monica <¢: Sara: I'm doing a piece for tomorrow's paper about the Flint lead situation. A few questions for you: 1) I listened to the governor's briefing last week and I believe he said this: “We all have a concern about Flint’s drinking water in terms of what we’re seeing on lead.” Others have quoted it differently, this way: “We all have a concern about Flint’s drinking water in terms IN what we’re seeing on lead.” Can you help me know which is accurate? 2) Any new developments from the state in terms of a return to Detroit or some other plan? 3) Do these sentences seem factually accurate to you: State officials last week called for the testing of drinking water at all Flint public schools and expedited efforts to replace lead service lines, and promised $1 million to provide filters for residents. Also separately: And blood tests released by a local pediatrician — and corroborated last week by state officials analyzing their own testing — showed an increase in elevated levels of lead in children in some Flint neighborhoods since 2014 when the city began drawing water from the river. 4) The city said the decision to go to Flint River water was made under the state appointed emergency manager. Does the governor want to comment on the EM's role in this? And does he want to comment on the possibility of state funds for a return to Detroit water? 1 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0364_0748_0749_1 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0364_0748_0749_2

Sara: Just making sure you received this. And wondering, given all, whether someone from the state -- the gov or someone -- could talk to me about what's happened on this. I want to be sure to get the state's view in here. And I feel like the city is pointing to the state as responsible since the emergency manager was in charge when the choice was made to go to the river. You have time for a call? 312 543 4883. Monica On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 6:42 AM, Davey, Monica <¢ Sara: I'm doing a piece for tomorrow's paper about the Flint lead situation. A few questions for you: 1) I listened to the governor's briefing last week and I believe he said this: “We all have a concern about Flint’s drinking water in terms of what we're seeing on lead.” Others have quoted it differently, this way: “We all have a concern about Flint’s drinking water in terms IN what we’re seeing on lead.” Can you help me know which is accurate? 2) Any new developments from the state in terms of a return to Detroit or some other plan? 3) Do these sentences seem factually accurate to you: State officials last week called for the testing of drinking water at all Flint public schools and expedited efforts to replace lead service lines, and promised $1 million to provide filters for residents. Also separately: And blood tests released by a local pediatrician — and corroborated last week by state officials analyzing their own testing — showed an increase in elevated levels of lead in children in some Flint neighborhoods since 2014 when the city began drawing water from the river. 4) The city said the decision to go to Flint River water was made under the state appointed emergency manager. Does the governor want to comment on the EM's role in this? And does he want to comment on the possibility of state funds for a return to Detroit water? xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0363_0747_0747_1

Sara: Just making sure you received this. And wondering, given all, whether someone from the state -- the gov or someone -- could talk to me about what's happened on this. I want to be sure to get the state's view in here. And I feel like the city is pointing to the state as responsible since the emergency manager was in charge when the choice was made to go to the river. You have time for a call? 312 543 4883. Monica Sara: I'm doing a piece for tomorrow's paper about the Flint lead situation. A few questions for you: 1) I listened to the governor's briefing last week and I believe he said this: “We all have a concern about Flint’s drinking water in terms of what we’re seeing on lead.” Others have quoted it differently, this way: “We all have a concern about Flint’s drinking water in terms IN what we’re seeing on lead.” Can you help me know which is accurate? xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b1012_2664_2665_1 2) Any new developments from the state in terms of a return to Detroit or some other plan? 3) Do these sentences seem factually accurate to you: State officials last week called for the testing of drinking water at all Flint public schools and expedited efforts to replace lead service lines, and promised $1 million to provide filters for residents. Also separately: And blood tests released by a local pediatrician — and corroborated last week by state officials analyzing their own testing — showed an increase in elevated levels of lead in children in some Flint neighborhoods since 2014 when the city began drawing water from the river. 4) The city said the decision to go to Flint River water was made under the state appointed emergency manager. Does the governor want to comment on the EM's role in this? And does he want to comment on the possibility of state funds for a return to Detroit water? Thanks xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b1012_2664_2665_2

Trying to reach you -- 312 543 4883 if you get a minute

can you call me? 312 543 4883

i'm on now but missed the rest

Hi there Monica - Governor not in Flint today but he's hosting an embargoed media conf right NOW. If you can join us, please do. I can walk you through afterward too if not. Gov. Snyder and Cabinet leaders — MI Dept of Environmental Quality Director Dan Wyant of the, MI Dept of Health & Human Services Director Nick Lyon of the, and Dr. Eden Wells, the state’s Chief Medical Executive —to outline a comprehensive action plan to further address Flint water concerns. They will also be available to answer Qs. SPECIFIC CALL-IN DETAILS: Topic: Flint water action plan Date: Friday, Oct. 2 Time: 11:15. a.m. Conference Line call-in n Conference line passcode ** To ask a question during that portion of the call, please press “0.” (but please refrain from pressing zero until opening remarks are completed to help ensure you don’t miss any of the details). **NOTE**: This invitation is for planning purposes only and meant for you and/or your outlet as there are a limited number of participant lines. Please let us know if you wish to have someone else participate so we can work to accommodate. Please let me know if you need anything else at all in interim. Sent from my iPhone Sara and Dave: Is the governor going to be at the Flint Water presser? If not, will he have remarks after? If there are plans for a trip there, when is he expecting to go there? Thanks Monica xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0492_0989_0989_1

Sara and Dave: xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0348_0719_0720_1 Is the governor going to be at the Flint Water presser? Tf not, will he have remarks after? If there are plans for a trip there, when is he expecting to go there? Thanks Monica xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0348_0719_0720_2