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RE: request for comment on congressman's letter

Importance: High My comment on this is that... We look forward ta continuing work with Congressman Kildee and other officials and stakeholders at the federal, state and focal fevels to bring ideas and resources to bear to ensure public health in Flint and clean, safe drinking water. And again, we have the multiole step action plan as well as the task farce work underway. Thanks and best, ow

RE: u.s. district court lawsuit concerning flint water

Hi there Ron — Sure - can do now. We haven't been served yet so can’t comment on specific details. What would say is that we’re focused on moving forward and ensuring public health and clean, safe drinking water. The governor has outlined a detailed multiple step action plan for both immediate, mid and long term. He has also appointed a task force doing a very important job of reviewing all past actions. They are a bipartisan group of people of the highest integrity, experts in their fields and widely respected who are going to do a very thorough, objective review. Just let me know if anything more needed at all. Thanks and best, sw

u.s. district court lawsuit concerning flint water

Sara: Dave Murray said you would be handling any comment on the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court Friday. Do you have an estimated time when you will be available or have a comment? I'm putting the story together now. Thanks, Ron Fonger MLive Media Group Reporter mobile 810.347.9963 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b33_5236_5444_100 ’ Goodrich, Harlan G. (T. reasury)

RE: state money for detroit water

Ok, Ron, here’s our undate and response. Our understanding of the original plan and agreernent to re-connect with GLWA-DWVSD called for monthly payments frorn the city. Unbeknownst to the state, the city entered into ari arrangement with GLUYVA-DWSD for one upfront sum and payment. We want to help ensure that there are absolutely na complications or interruptions in Flint residents recelving water

state money for detroit water

Sara: | was at a City Council meeting last night when Flint City Administrator Natasha Henderson said the state has only wired Flint $2 million of the $6 million approved by the state Legislature. She said the city has been told it will receive an additional $2 million in January and another $2 million in April. Henderson said she’s asked that the money be sent immediately because the city was required to pay Detroit the entire $12 million upfront, before the water was reconnected, and its water and sewer fund balance has dropped significantly as a result. Several council members also spoke about this, and Council President Josh Freeman called the payment plant “beyond ridiculous” given the city’s financial position. Is there someone who can talk to us about this? Thanks, Ron Fonger Miive Media Group Reporter xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0581_1389_1390_1 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0581_1389_1390_2

state money for detroit water

Sara: | was at a City Council meeting last night when Flint City Administrator Natasha Henderson said the state has only wired Flint $2 million of the $6 million approved by the state Legislature. She said the city has been told it will receive an additional $2 million in January and another $2 million in April. 32 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b36_6099_6552_101 Henderson said she’s asked that the money be sent immediately because the city was required to pay Detroit the entire $12 million upfront, before the water was reconnected, and its water and sewer fund balance has dropped significantly as a result. Several council members also spoke about this, and Council President Josh Freeman called the payment plant “beyond ridiculous” given the city’s financial position. Is there someone who can talk to us about this? Thanks, Ron Fonger MLive Media Group Reporter mobile 810.347.9963 email [email protected] address 540 S. Saginaw St. #101, Flint Mi 48502 33 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b36_6099_6552_102 Dempkowski, Angela (T reasury)

Re: governor's task force on flint water

Ron, am on the road with Governor at moment, so do have to respond by email. The task force will operate as transparently as possible and there are certainly expected to be opportunities for public input. The task force will be independent and our administration has pledged full and complete cooperation. Sara Wurfel Press Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder Sent from my iPhone

RE: MDP Statement: Those Responsible for Flint Water Crisis Must Be Held

My carnments are several fold, Ron. This switch to KWA as well as using the community's long-time back-up water supply (Flint River) was pushed or supported by the city and cornmunity and that DWSD was terminating Flint from its systarn (see attached letter again just in case} necessitating another source, We alsa know Darnell cares deeply about the kids and cornmunities he serves. We're focused on solving this challenging infrastructure issue, moving forward quickly and doing everything we can to engure that Flint has safe drinking water and protecting public health — both in the immediate short-term, mid-term and long-term. We're also going to be conducting @ full after action review.

FW: MDP Statement: Those RaSiGAible for Flint Water Crisis Must Be Held Accountable

Sarat Would your office want ta comrnent an this cali frern state Derns for the governor to fire Darnell Earley frar his position with the Detroit schools? Thanks, Ron Fonger Milive Media Group Reporter PRS 3 rae MRA nny address 540 S. Saginaw St. #101, Flint MI 48502 Sent: "Tuesday, October “13, 2015 8: oF AM

Technical Advisory Committee, water switch & Q on tomorrow

Importance: High Greetings, Ron and Roberto — Sorry for delay. Been on conference calls and meetings until just now. Happy to help. | think Dave got a chance to cover some of this with you already, but just in case. This is an option that we're helping thoroughly review and consider with the city, and the technical advisory committee's work is much appreciated in this matter. We're also focused on working hard in collaboration with all and implementing the key action steps outlined on Oct. 2 to help protect public health and ensure safe, accessible drinking water for Flint residents. As you noted, we have slated a time tomorrow morning for the Governor and administration with city and community leaders to provide an update on Flint water. Stay tuned. Thanks so much and looking forward to seeing you tomorrow. Just let me know if there’s something you may need in the interim. Best regards, SW Sara Wurfel, APR Press Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder wurlels@michipan wow (517-335-6397, office i mobile Twitter:@SaraLW xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0534_1066_1066_1

RE: governors team

Sorry. Looks like my paste didn’t work, We had a story last night based in large part on the news release from HHS. next for water filter citi Here's a link to the WJIRT story about reconnecting to Detroit. The last line of the story says “rnembers of the state tearn handling the water crisis will be in Flint on Tuesday toe work with local leaders on how to move forward.” 330757612 him Thanks for your hats. Ron Fonger MLive Media Group Reporter email [email protected] address 540 S. Saginaw St. #101, Flint MI 48502

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