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Hi, Mindy. Thank you for listening to him. Mike Pryshy, the DEC district anginaer who overseas Flint water treatment and distritution, doesn't have Flint’s Monthly Goerating Remert yet, but he has results from Phase 2/5 and other required contaminant analyses (required to meet se the plant could be put on-line}, and health standards are being met, he said. | will ask Mike to send me copies of their Phase 2/5 results and the MOR, and his analysis. { didn’t specifically ask about any xxxEND_PAGE:deq25_b257_3564_3567_2 contaminant releases, but DEQ has historically been consistently reliable in reporting to us any contaminant releases-—but 1 will ask Mike that also. Richard Benzie is out of the office til Friday or Monday, but I will he in Lansing auditing set-asides next Monday, sol will touch base with him aise. Pat Cook is the DEG drinking water treatment expert, who Lathan Jefferson talked to at Mi DEQ this week. Pat Cook was out of the office at training sol was unable to find out what he told Mr. Jeffersan. Mr. Jefferson refused to take Mike Prysby’s shone number, which is why he didn’t mention Mike’s name to you. Jennifer

twill taik with Mike, Pat and Richard next Monday and get the analyses from Mike, and send to you next week. Thank you again, Mindy. Jennifer

Thanks Jennifer, | told him that | would make some calls to find out what is going on and then would get back to him. He mentioned that he was on his way to talk with the Flint treatment plant, so we’ll see how that goes. Mindy Mindy Eisenberg Chief, Protection Branch Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, mailcode 4606M Washington, DC 20460 (202) 566-1290

Hi Jennifer, Yes, | just spoke with him and he explained the situation. He didn’t mention Mike Prysby but did mention a Pat Cook from DEQ who he has spoken with about the health issues. What analyses is Flint doing? Do they have any analyses for the Phase 2/5 rules? He expressed concern about closed GM plants along the river. Could there be releases? Have you spoken with Richard Benzie? Thanks Mindy Eisenberg Chief, Protection Branch Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, mailcode 4606M Washington, DC 20460 (202) 566-1290 else