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Thanks for the foop in. DEQ oversees the quality of the water through our drinking water program. What the residents are charged is determined by the city. Who gets shut off, turned back on and all other operational questians should go to the city. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b1893_4609_4611_1

lwill give Angie your phone nuriber. Thank you Bob.

Hi Randy, This should definitely come to me te answer rather than being answered at the local office. i'm CC’ Ing Brad Wurfel from DEQ Communications. We can tell her how much SER funding is available, but | don’t think we're the ones who could or should say how much it costs for water, how much it costs to turn the water back on and/or why people in Flint are without water. Thanks, Bob Wheaton Manager of Communications/Public information Officer Michigan Department of Human Services 235 S. Grand Ave. Suite 1510 P.O. Box 30037 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b1893_4609_4611_2 Lansing, MI 48809 Phone: 517-373-4287 [email protected] www.michigan.gov/dhs

Angie Hendershot would like to interview someone from this office regarding what the State pays for SER towards water bills. Turn on fees and the like. ABC 12 is doing a story about the water issues in Flint and the piece their interested in now is about the cost of the water and how much it costs and why so many people are without water. Then what it costs to get the water back on. Do you want us to refer her to you or talk to her locally. | would have to discuss this with Sandi Mose, because SER is in her area. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b1893_4609_4611_3