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City of Flint - Meeting with DEQ, Treasury and City of Flint

Update: Based on the call with State Treasurer Andy Dillon this afternoon, the meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 28, 4:00 will now include Andy Dillon and his staff. Treasury will invite the City of Flint and others o this meeting. DEQ Executive Division:: Director Dan Wyant and Deputy Director Jim Sygo. DEQ DW Staff: Stephen Bush, Richard Benzie, and Mike Prysby — please attend. DEQ WRD Staff: Bill Creal and Phil Argiroff (optional) Amy of Treasury: I added your staff to the meeting notice. Please forward on if I have missed someone. Please let me know who from the City of Flint or other external guests will be attending. Ihave changed the conference room to our Great Lakes Conference Room, 6th Floor, South Tower, Constitution Hall, 525 W. Allegan Street, Lansing. Thank you. Mary Beth Thelen 517-241-7390 xxxEND_PAGE:deq01_b029_1839_1839_1

FW: Phosphate Feed System

Date: Wednesday, December 09, 2015 2:47:17 PM FYI. Flint’s additional corrosion control inhibitor feed is now up and running. As a reminder this is on top of the corrosion inhibitor already present in the water purchased from DWSD. Stephen Busch, P.E. MDEQ Lansing District Coordinator Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance Lansing and Jackson District Supervisor 517-643-2314 [email protected]

RE: Media conference call re: Flint water action plan

| arn not well versed on this matter as we have no prior history of such an event impacting a community public water system. The attached document was received by our Noricormmunity Public Water Supply program manager (Dang DeBruyn} at a presentation given by Deborah Garcia, Public Health Administrative Law Specialist who works in the Office of Legal Affairs and FOIA, formerly in DCH, now DHHS. It seems Hike the authority used by Genesee County falls under the first Action of Imminent Danger Order. The fourth bullet implies that the Director (of DHHS?) may take full charge of the situation including the oversight of local health laws, rules, regulations and ordinances. it doesn’t appear to place any particular onus or responsibility on the DEG Director. Perhaps we need legal advice. Richard Benzie, P.E., Chief Figid Gperations Section Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance, MDEQ 817-284-6512

RE: Media conference call re: Flint water action plan

| am not well versed on this matter as we have no prior history of such an event impacting a community public water system. The attached document was received by our Noncommunity Public Water Supply program manager (Dana DeBruyn) at a presentation given by Deborah Garcia, Public Health Administrative Law Specialist who works in the Office of Legal Affairs and FOIA, formerly in DCH, now DHHS. It seems like the authority used by Genesee County falls under the first Action of Imminent Danger Order. The fourth bullet implies that the Director (of DHHS?) may take full charge of the situation including the oversight of local health laws, rules, regulations and ordinances. It doesn’t appear to place any particular onus or responsibility on the DEQ Director. Perhaps we need legal advice. Richard Benzie, P.E., Chief Field Operations Section Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance, MDEQ 517-284-6512

Fwd: Media conference call re: Flint water action plan

Action Plan 10-2-15.pdf; ATTO0002.htm; Infographic - Flint water tips 10-2-15.pdf; ATTO0003.htm; Flint water - talking points (draft 151001).docx; ATTO0004.htm In light of the possible topics Director will need a clear understanding of what the Genesee county health emergency declaration means? Is there ANY role the DEQ may have? Thanks Maggie Begin forwarded message: