Kyle,
Here's a statement. Ron Leix at MSP is the expert on all things procedural on disaster declarations and can be of
assistance.
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Flint residents need to have access to safe, clean water. Gov. Snyder and the administration have been
working closely with Mayor Weaver to focus on health issues affecting children and other city residents,
and address water infrastructure challenges.
The state has given more than $10 million in grants and other financial assistance to cover part of the payment for the
temporary switch to the Great Lakes Water Authority until Flint’s new water source is ready to go online as well as
efforts to improve existing city water infrastructure and purchase water filters for residents.
The administration also has in place an action plan that includes increased testing, free filters and other steps to help
residents. The governor also appointed a bipartisan task force charged with reviewing all of the city, state and federal
government actions and recommending changes looking forward that can address potential challenges in Flint and other
cities.
Anna Heaton
Deputy Press Secretary [Gov. Rick Snyder
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@Republicanna
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State Action in Flint
Dave -
We just received this release from Sen. Ananich. Do you know if the Governor is doing anything in particular
on this issue of Flint's lead-laced water supply?
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