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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

Hi there Jim — Would say this issue is one that we’ve been actively engaged on and our administration will be outlining a collaborative, comprehensive action plan tomorrow afternoon. 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 working together across local, state and federal levels to bring all resources and ideas to bear. Would add that the governor and state agencies have been closely working with Flint leaders on their infrastructure challenges for a while, 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. Hope that helps. Thanks and best, SW

Great Sara. Thanks

Hi there Jim — Would say this issue is one that we’ve been actively engaged on and our administration will be outlining a collaborative, comprehensive action plan tomorrow afternoon. 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 working together across local, state and federal levels to bring all resources and ideas to bear. Would add that the governor and state agencies have been closely working with Flint leaders on their infrastructure challenges for a while, 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. Hope that helps. Thanks and best, SW

OND Any chance we can get a comment out of the governor’s office regarding this collection of enviro/civil rights groups asking the EPA to step in to the Flint water situation? Jim Lynch The Detroit News (313) 727-5045 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0451_0919_0919_1