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With the declaration apparently the Mayor is appealing for Fed help to Cong. Kildee. That seems reasonable.

| know that no one is going to want te do this, but | don’t feel that itis unfair for Darnell ta set the record straight. This should be a decision for the G, Jarrod and Ban, however, my guess is that Darnell is not going to quietly accept the abuse of the Flint peoole without having his voice heard.

We think it is fine. Jarrod suggests strongly that you leave out the Ghandhi quote. We think it detracts from your overall message.

| had not forgotten about this request... Joe F. pulled some background/numbers for me. DEQ controls it in terms of how it is used programmatically. There are some Ss in their fund balance. My sense is we couldn't ‘loan’ them money i.e., you end up with lending of credit issues. | will look at it further when | get back Tues.

I had not forgotten about this request... Joe F. pulled some background/numbers for me. DEQ controls it in terms of how it is used programmatically. There are some $s in their fund balance. My sense is we couldn't ‘loan' them money ie., you end up with lending of credit issues. | will look at it further when | get back Tues.

How come we find this out from the TV reporter? Don’t they tell the RTAB anything?

Tom- Need your immediate help. Natasha has the proposal back from DWSD for a reconnect: 1. Short term reconnect is ok until KWA starts operating; No reconnect fee and immediate reconnect; Expenses incurred at actual cost although no estimate at this time A fixed monthly rate of $662,100 + a commodity rate of $8.93mcf for current 15-16 FY; Rate is over and above water sales to Genesee County Drain Commission; A water wholesale adjustment; Only extends to Flint; 8. Rates for 16-17 FY would be the same as other customers. Mayor Duggan is more than willing to lend his support. i'm asking you for a ballpark calculation. We would have to find them the money for this reconnect, but Dayne is more than open {as is Ananich to a lesser degree) to finding some revolving fund that they would repay perhaps on an extended basis or maybe using some guarantee to reduce the borrowing costs. BS (a ee G0 [hs xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b35_5648_6098_026 Flint Drinking Water Press Conference Communications Plan Oct. 2, 2015 Situation overview: In May 2014, the city of Flint began drawing its drinking water from the Flint River, and left the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. Recently, some city residents and outside activists have expressed concern about levels of lead in the drinking water. Although repeated testing demonstrates the water leaving the city of Flint’s plant is free of lead contamination, Flint contains many old homes with lead plumbing, and some lead gets into individual homes’ drinking water. Talking points: e The water leaving Flint's water system is free of lead contamination; however, the state recognizes many older homes have lead pipes and therefore some measure of lead in the water that comes out of their taps e While this is a problem with individual! homes, the city, state and federal governments have come together to provide a number of actions to address the issue. e This plan includes both short- and long-term solutions, and focuses on increasing water testing, offering additional precautions for families, and providing long-term solutions to address the city’s water infrastructure. e The action plan: o Gov. Rick Snyder names Dr. Eden Wells as the Flint Drinking Water Public Health Advisor. o Provide water filters to residents of Flint. o Continue to disseminate advisories recommending residents flush their cold water pipes before use, as well as use only water from the cold water tap for drinking, cooking and especially for making baby formula. o Immediately test Flint public schools to ensure that drinking water is safe. Testing also will be available at no cost to any other school in Flint. o Expand health exposure testing of individual residences. o Offer water testing at no cost to Flint residents to assure water is safe. o Fully optimize corrosion controls in the Flint drinking water system by Nov. 1, 2015. o Convene a “Safe Drinking Water Technical Advisory Committee” to ensure the best technology, practices and science are being utilized, and add an expert from the EPA's Office of Research and Development to the group. o Accelerate water system improvements to address replacement of lead service lines. o Expedite completion of Karegnondi Water Authority. Audiences: e Media e City of Flint and surrounding communities xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b35_5648_6098_027 Media outreach Oct. 2 Press conference held at a time TBD e Dayne Walling — Mayor of Flint e Dan Wyant — DEQ Director Nick Lyon — DHHS Director e Susan Hedman — Region 5 Administrator for EPA Harvey Hollins — Governor's Office Representative from the Local Public Health Department Congressman Dan Kildee to be invited State Sen. Jim Ananich to be invited Media list e Ron Fonger, MLive/Flint Journal e Nick Lulli or other, WNEM TV5 WJRT ABC 12 e WEYI NBC 25 ® Steve Carmody, Michigan Radio e MIRS e Gongwer e Jim Lynch or Chad Livengood, Detroit News e Nancy Kaffer, Detroit Free Press e Ed White or Jeff Karoub, Associated Press e Stateside, WKAR Supporting materials in media kit e Press release e FAQ e Timeline © One-pager e Infographic Social media Oct. 2 DEQ (as well as DHHS and Governor's office?) Twitter e During event: Still images of press conference e Atevent’s conclusion: Link to press release e 30 minutes after conclusion: Link to FAQ document e ASAP: Video news release xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b35_5648_6098_028 YouTube o Video news release © Footage of each speaker's comments xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b35_5648_6098_029 Jeff Wright 10/2/15 - Koryzno, Edward (Treasury) Jeff Wright 10/2/15 Koryzno, Edward (Treasury) Tue 2/16/2016 125 PM To Koryzno, Edward (Treasury) <KoryznoE@michigan gov>, Jeff Wright 10/2/15 1. Has cost to reconnect, valves to turn on 2. Commodity cost 3 DWSD readiness serve formula, lump sum up front charge 75% flat rate, 25% commodity 4, AEcom, Chicago, Flint partner with Wade Tim 5, cost/benefit analysis rate study done by Flint jones & Henry 6 Press conference 2.7 elevated to 3.2, will it go down, three times what county kids ts 7. 1000's of home demo and fires of w/ lead painted house 8. Jeff willing to do it, Wade Trim Mark Coleman, jason Kenyon Sent from my iPad Page 1 of 1 2/23/2016 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b35_5648_6098_030 Dempkowski, Angela (T reasury)

This is the latest set of requests. Jim is trying to work with us to find solutions.

| know that I’m a broken record on this one, but | need some specific attention to Flint today. | need you all to reconstruct a timeline of events from the records we have relating to the Flint KWA DWSD controversy as it is becoming unwieldy. Please go back and review the Flint procedures and find the initial decision making process relating to the switchover. The first time | remember it is in 2012 (August | think) when the county started pitching the project at council. Then we instituted Mike Brown as EM and from there on it became to a certain extent our problem. However, if | remember right, this was a Flint idea from the start. Then, if you can trace the financial drivers of the decision to present day it would be important. | think for the most part the explanation you had in the distressed cities reports were helpful...my point being that this was an idea to help the city survive and without drastic changes it wouldn’t have, KWA being one of them. We'll take any other ideas that you have. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0853_2234_2234_1

| know that I’m a broken record on this one, but | need some specific attention to Flint today. | need you all to reconstruct a timeline of events from the records we have relating to the Flint KWA DWSD controversy as it is becoming unwieldy. Please go back and review the Flint procedures and find the initial decision making process relating to the switchover. The first time | remember it is in 2012 (August | think) when the county started pitching the project at council. Then we instituted Mike Brown as EM and from there on it became to a certain extent our problem. However, if | remember right, this was a Flint idea from the start. Then, if you can trace the financial drivers of the decision to present day it would be important. | think for the most part the explanation you had in the distressed cities reports were helpful...my point being that this was an idea to help the city survive and without drastic changes it wouldn’t have, KWA being one of them. We'll take any other ideas that you have. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_135 Dempkowski, Angela (T reasury)

Flint asks Snyder for $30M to upgrade water system Associated Water from the Flint River rushes into the Flint water treatment plant in Flint.(Photo: File photo) xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_080 1 CONNECTTWEETLINKEDIN 2 COMMENTEMAILMORE Flint — The mayor of Flint is asking Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder for $30 million to help upgrade the city’s water system and replace lead service pipes. The Flint Journal reports Mayor Dayne Walling announced his request while speaking Monday to the City Council. The request was made that day in a letter to Snyder. The funds sought by Walling include $10 million to replace lead service lines and plumbing that can leach lead into drinking water. Virginia Tech researchers testing Flint’s water have said residents shouldn’t drink or cook with city water without flushing lines or using a filter. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says Flint’s water is within levels allowed for lead. The agency has said it would help the city in its efforts to reduce lead. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_081 Workman, Wayne (TREASURY)