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Hello Harvey, after consulting with Jim Redford, we civeloned this shart statement: We will cooperate fully with any requests fram the US. Attorney's Offica as it books into Flint’s water challenges, Gay. Snyder has appointed an independent pane! that is reviewing all state, local and federal actions related to the situation, and we are fully cooperating with any requests mare by that panel as well. We are committed to working with Mayor haren Weaver and county leaders as we focus on protecting the health of Flint residents and all Michigandars. Dave Murray Press s Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder

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We're just saying this if we're contacted by reporters. There's no plan to put it out as a press release. Sent from my iPhone

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letter.docx Colleagues, Here is a cover letter, FWIACC plan and org chart. Harvey is planning on sending this to Mayor Karen Weaver today. If you have any feedback, please provide it immediately, since I’ll be out of pocket starting at 3:15 p.m. (sorry for the late notice). - Meegan Meegan Holland Director of Communications for Gov. Rick Snyder Office: 517-335-6397 Mobilef PPI Twitter: @meholland ~~~ xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0218_0509_0509_1

The goal: Assess the extent of the elevated blood lead levels — the number of those affected and the degree to which they’ re affected M@ Get as many people in the affected zip codes tested as possible — can the Red Cross or some other agency with a bus or mobile unit set up for folks to give blood convert over to blood level testing and go into neighborhoods that have low testing rates? HA public health friend of mine said that Genesee County Health workers are stressed to the max. Can we deploy appropriate personnel from other county health agencies to help with inspecting homes for possible other causes? In other words, it won’t do any good to invest more in water infrastructure if we’re finding window sills with teeth marks. | say this NOT to downplay the role that water lead levels may have played. But can we get Habitat for Humanity, for example, to do a massive volunteer effort to eradicate lead paint in homes ... or is that beyond their expertise? M@ Gather experts to assess exactly how extensive the problem is and potential causes. And then convey this ina much more accessible ways. If you want blood level data, you have to scroll down on the DHHS web site, find the headline and then read a long press release. Maybe we’re conveying this information better on the ground, but if not, we need to communicate conclusive findings in multiple ways— graphics, video, informational photo galleries and maybe even a “test” that residents can take to see if their home is at risk in other ways. | know that sounds awfully MLive-ish, but it can be effective.

Dan, Thanks for putting this draft together. | agree with Rich's edits, and the attached document has my recommendations. Also, | suggest we add the following departments to comment on this document as the issue in Flint now goes beyond water quality: Treasury, MSP and Dept. of Education. I've taken the liberty to solicit comments from the added directors through this reply. Best, Harvey ~——Original Message-----

Sorry for the late submission. Been trying to work this issue across various stakeholder groups and balance holiday commitments. Our Agenda (with Harvey adding under "Other": 1. Review HH Role and Responsibility as confirmed with FAATF (attachment (with some revision since meeting) 2. Other AATF Issues a) schedule a conference call with Governor outlining current status b) follow up with a letter discussing DEQ and leadership culture findings c) Imminent Danger Declaration request d) Concerns with Leadership appointments about to be made and DHHS recent responses/findings e) Shared confidential plan relative to January 4 personnel actions 3. Discuss communications strategy as envisioned by MH, JA and RB last night (Meegan will be on call--Maybe Jarrod too busy not sure about yet) 4. Other (Harvey Hollins will deal with anything | missed) xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0348_1368_1368_1