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Governor Snyder, In the interest of being sensitive to the unforeseen problems that will affect children of this Flint Water Crisis, |am formally requesting you to forgive the debt balance currently imposed on the Flint Community Schools. | make this request because this school district will have the majority burden of addressing issues relating to the lead intrusion into the blood of children in this school system. There will be untold problems for years to come that will require an already overwhelmed school district to be required to meet the needs of these children who are victims of this disaster. Respectfully, Sheldon Neeley State Representative 34" District xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0811_1982_1982_1

Good afternoon Governor and team, Just wanted to give you a heads up about a release DHHS is issuing today with updated blood lead level testing. About 500 more people have been tested since the last release, and eight more people had elevated levels. The format and information is similar to the previous release. DHHS plans to issue such updates every three weeks for the time being to show transparency, remind people that testing is available if they are concerned, and that free filters and replacement cartridges are available. I’ve pasted the release below. Have a nice weekend, Dave December 11, 2015 MDHHS releases latest round of Flint blood lead level data LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services today issued its newest summary report on lead testing in Flint. According to preliminary data, 39 of 1,836 adults and children tested had elevated blood lead levels since Oct. 1. “As testing continues, our focus remains on helping families reduce all potential exposures to lead,” said Dr. Eden Wells, MDHHS chief medical executive. “We are working closely with the Genesee County Health Department to provide information and offer tools in the community, and encourage families to explore the resources that are available to them.” Both capillary and venous blood tests are included in the report, and people who have had multiple tests are counted only once. Tests and their results cover the time since the state action plan was put in place on Oct. 2, and capture the number of elevated blood lead levels greater than 5 micrograms per deciliter. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0064_0122_0123_1 MDHHS is working closely with local partners to offer resources and distribute important lead testing and prevention information. Additional state funding has allowed for Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) nurses to work with families when an elevated blood lead level is detected. These families can also choose to have the nurse coordinate an environmental health investigation in their home to identify lead exposures, which could be lead from paint, soil, plumbing, and other sources. To support these efforts, the state is coordinating with its Medicaid health plans and provider communities on enhanced screening and testing. In addition to mandated testing at ages one and two for the Medicaid population, MDHHS has recommended blood lead testing for any child younger than six years of age in Flint who has not previously been tested. The state, in coordination with GCHD, developed and issued a Health Alert Network (HAN) notification for local providers to help ensure consistent messaging and protocols among primary care providers. Free water filters and replacement cartridges are still available to Flint residents. For a full list of loeations and hours of distribution, or to view the full blood lead level report, visit The summary will be updated as more data becomes available. To help residents properly install water filters, and to demonstrate how to replace tite original when it expires, MDHHS has crestetl an instructional video on its ¥rnz7y HHT Dave Murray Press Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0064_0122_0123_2

Srlichigan. gow> Ananich wants you to add Carl Levin to the task force on Flint Water. You might want to consider that. Carl isn’t going to go to every meeting, he’s a pretty fair individual with a long relationship with Sikkema and Kolb, and, Ananich can hardly balk at the findings if Carl is inside the tent. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails19_b151_373_373_1

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Here is the agenda, and call in number for COS at 2:00 p.m. COS Agenda February 12, 2015 Weekly COS Issues 5 Not Responsive | xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0574_1860_1861_1 ot Responsive 11. Flint Water : Not Responsive } ee j Wendy Wisniewski Executive Assistant to Dennis Muchmore and Beth Clement Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder George W. Romney Building, 2™ Floor 111 South Capitol Avenue P.O. Box 30013 Lansing, MI 48909 (517) 241-5601 Wisniewski michigan gov xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0574_1860_1861_2

They have been notified per the plan and have until Andy returns next week to present their counter proposal. The concept is executed. Sorry for the confusion but they haven't followed up with Flint and | thought you should know we were moving to the next step at the end of the ten days. | was indicating that we were expecting to move forward in case you had further reservations and wanted us to delay further.

Follow Up Fiag: Follow up Flag Status: Flagged Governor and Dennis, Attached is the recommendation from the engineers we hired to advise us on the KWA project for Genesee/Flint. As you will see, they are recommending that Flint stay with DWSD. This has ramifications that merit further discussion. Dennis and Brom, can you schedule a mtg for follow up? Thanks, Andy Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: