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Eden Wells Mikelle Robinson

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(DHHS);Miller, Corinne (DHHS);Dykema, Linda D. (DHHS);Peeler, Nancy (DHHS);Priem, Wesley F. (DHHS);Fink, Brenda (DHHS);Travis, Rashmi (DHHS);Gonzalez, Jonathan (DHHS);Lixey-Terrill, Jennifer (DHHS);Thelen, Richard (DHHS);Scott, Robert L. (DHHS);Schoenow, Kris (DHHS);Lasher, Geralyn (DHHS);Hertel, Elizabeth (DHHS);Scott, Linda (DHHS);Scott, Robert L. (DHHS);Stanbury, Martha (DHHS)

Re: need a phone chat ...

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Mikelle And | just discussed and she is going to find out what exactly has robe done to get the results completed and what the real timeframe is. We discussed how unfortunate it was that this information was not shared internally first so we could have the appropriate information BEFORE it was shared externally so we could have these questions answered. Sent from my iPhone

Re: My notes on DEQ data

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Thanks much, Mikelle! E Sent from my iPhone Testing water in homes: Of 240 samples tested from households on Flint water, One zip code (48503) over 75 % were 5 ppb or lower. 90% were at 10 or below. “ We now know where the problem is and we can address it.” Freeman School water testing results were consistent. 31 samples were taken. 30 out of 31 sites were able to get to 5 ppb. Only 9 samples exceeded 15 ppb on first or second draw. They will be taking further samples. Results indicate the lead is likely from connecting plumbing. Replacing faucets at the schools will be recommended. This is the responsibility of the schools. The city said that there are no lead service lines to the schools. DEQ is planning to take samples at Eisenhower and Brownell schools on Saturday. xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs03_b0106_0301_0301_1

RE: Final Press Release/ with attachments

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Susan Moran
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Eden Wells , Mikelle Robinson
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Documents look great, a couple edits-- Press Release: “As we continue to find ways to inform and guide the Flint community towards reducing lead 4 xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs03_b0557_1941_1950_04 001945 exposures, we are appreciate appreciative of the collaboration with Genesee County Health Department,” said Dr. Eden Wells, Chief Medical Executive with MDHHS. “Parents and providers can take a number of steps to help reduce exposure, identify signs of lead poisoning, and begin follow up care as needed. Working together we can all help to protect the health of families in Flint.” Parent Letter: The word doctor is used throughout the document- we should stay consistent. Where should | go to get a blood lead test for my child? The best place to get your child’s blood lead test is your doctor’s office. Your doctor pediatrician will follow up with you on lab tests and provide you with information on what to do next. You can also have a lead test at the Genesee County Health Department. If you need transportation, contact 2- 1-1 for help.

RE: Preliminary & Deliberative Not Subject to FOIA: Infographic for Flint

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Importance: High Kory — our concern before was that the document would not print off well in black and white. On the revised copy, the white outlined people are really faint now. We can barely see them. All we can really see is the unborn baby. Any improvements you could make to that so it will print off better?

GC Health Department

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| have just heard from DEQ that they are frustrated that they have not been able to get anyone from the Genesee County Health Department to call them back regarding meeting with the schools for further conversations on testing. | believe it is George Krisztian who is trying to reach them so Sue and Eden could you please reach out to Mark and find out who their point person should be on this. Brad--if you need them to connect with anyone other than George, please let us know. 1 xxxEND_PAGE:deq15_b384_1613_1614_1 Sent from my iPad xxxEND_PAGE:deq15_b384_1613_1614_2

RE: Preliminary & Deliberative Not Subject to FOIA : FAQ for Genesee County Health

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Department All, Attached is the revised fact sheet and the Infographic | mentioned at yesterday's briefing. Please note that the Genesee County loge was pulled from the internet: GCHD may have a different ane they would like to use. We'll send these materials to them for final review once we're good to go internally. Linda

RE: Preliminary & Deliberative Not Subject to FOIA : FAQ for Genesee County Health

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Department Just a few edits that we have in the attached, Amy has put aur edits an “sticky nates” in the attached pdf sa please refer to those for aur comments and eclits. Please make sure we get the final version so we can alsa provide to partners, etc. Thank you. xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs02_b0767_2685_2694_09 002694

Preliminary & Deliberative Not Subject to FOIA : FAQ for Genesee County Health Department

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Importance: High Attached is the final draft of the fact sheet requested by Genesee County to address questions/concerns they are receiving from the community. We'll share this with the county after is been approved here. Linda D. Dykema, PAD. Environmental Public Health Director Division of Environmental Health Michigan Department of Health & Hurnan Services 517.335.8566 dykemal @michigan.gov <2015-10-14 - Lead - Flint Water Fact Sheet 02.pdf> xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs02_b0767_2685_2694_10

Fw: Talking Poitts

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Eden Wells
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Susan Moran , Mikelle Robinson
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Eden, More analysis and review has been done by Sarah's staff. Here are the talking paints: The high risk Zip codes (48503 and 48504) Blood lead level rates among children under six years of age ithe high risk Zip.codes (48503, 48504) were 2,7 times higher than the rest of Genesee County before the switch to Flint River Water (p<0.0001). ARter-the switch to Flint River Water, rates in the high risk Zip. codes ware 3.2 times that of the restof'Genesee County (p<t.0004). Thus, compared to-rates during 2010-2013, thé rates after the switch to Flint River water in the high risk Zip codes: increased 18 percent, although this differance did not reach statistical significance. Other Zip codes in Flint Rates: of elevated blood lead levels among ebildren under six years. of age in other parts of the city of Flint were 2. times. thatof the rest of Genesee County before the switch to Flint River Water [p<0.0001), The magnitude of the elevated rate remained roughly the same during the period after the water source switch.

FW: Public Health Advisory

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Importance: High And Genesee County and the Genssee County Health Department, have just issumd the attached public health advisary and on the final paragraph it says: Michigan Department of Health aia i Ore CORN: sive and Funt addresses which would : je addresses in water from the Weter Author ty is prepared to take her 4 outs erefore, walt lunderstand that we are still reviewing the data—-but the county has basically issued a ransom date that they want this information by tomorrow. Ecden-—please coordinate an answer so Nick can walk inte the 1:00 p.m. meeting prepared on this.

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