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RE: Embargoed media conf. call - Flint water action plan

Sara or Dave, Quick follow-up question: In reference to the plan to immediately test water coming cut of the faucets of all schools in Flint Community Schools, will the water at Filnt’s public charter schools be tested as well? i don’t have an exact count, but fm guessing there are a half-dozen or more charter schools in Hint. -Chad Chad Livengoad Capital Reporter 4e Detroit Mews

Embargoed media conf. call - Flint water action plan

Importance: High Livengood @idetcinews.com> oS Hi there Jim and Chad — Per earlier conversations, below is information for a media conference call with 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. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0495_0993_0994_1 They will also be available to answer Qs. As agreed by you and your team, this information is fully embargoed until when the 1:30 p.m. press conference later today in Flint begins. SPECIFIC CALL-IN DETAILS: Topic: Flint water action plan Date: Friday, Oct. 2 Time: 11:15 a.m. Conference Line call-in number: Conference line passcode: ** To ask a question during that portion of the call, please press “O.” (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 us know if who from Detroit News plans to participate or if you need anything else at allin interim. Thanks so much, Sw Sara Wurfel, APR Press Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder @ mi Twitter:@SaraLW xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0495_0993_0994_2

RE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich Urges Governor,

State Action in Flint HI there Chad — Saw that you called, but am trapped on a conf call at the moment. On this issue and your Qs would say: Gov. Snyder spoke with Sen. Ananich this morning about how the state can continue working with Flint city leaders. We believe protecting public health is paramount and safe, clean, accessible drinking water is essential . That's what we are focused on helping ensure and deeply share the Senator’s commitment to helping address the issue. We are reviewing his ideas. The governor and state agencies have been closely working with Flint leaders on their infrastructure challenges for months, including providing $4.2 million in grants and restructured loan financing to provide resources needed to locate and fix infrastructure problems and add the carbon filtration system, additional testing and helping identify and provide filters. We understand that residents are frustrated, and also want to make sure they have accurate information and know where they can go if they have questions about their health and the water connections in their home. The health and safety of Flint residents is always the first priority, and that includes ensuring there is clean, safe drinking water -- especially for children. The MI Depts of Environmental Quality and Health and Human Services are testing water and working with local agencies and Flint residents on issues related to what they can do if they have concerns about the pipes in their homes. {On background: You probably recall the issues and challenges re: the history with DWSD. It’s also important to note that switching back to Detroit water will not necessarily have the effect that some expect. Flint has long-term challenges with its water infrastructure that need to be addressed.} Thanks and hope this helps. SW

FW: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich Urges Governor, State Action in Flint

Sara, Got a deadiine question here about Senator Ananich’s letter to the governor. Does he support having the city switch hack to Detroit water until the Karegnondi pipeline is complete? is there a plan being put together by the administration to deal with these elevated levels of lead in Aint children found by researchers at Hurley Medical Center? Can your characterize the gavernor’s conversation with Senator Ananich today? Did he make any kind of commitment to take action? xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0428_0872_0874_1 -Chad Chad Livengood Capitol Reporter

FW: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich Urges Governor, State Action in Flint

Sara, Got a deadline question here about Senator Ananich’s letter to the governor. Boes he support having the city switch back to Detroit water until the Karegnondl pipeline is cornplete? is there a plan being put together by the administration to deal with these elevated levels of lead in Flint children found by researchers at Hurley Medical Center? Can your characterize the governor's conversation with Senator Ananich today? Did he make any kind of cornmitmaent to take action? -Chad Chad Livengood Capitol Reporter Sent: Monday, September 28, 2015 2:48 PM