The City of Flint’s Department of Public Works (DPW) has received approval from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) for its plan to introduce additional corrosion control agents to water it buys from Detroit. It is expected that the additional corrosion control ...
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The City of Flint Department of Public Works has published its Quarterly Water Quality Report for October, 2015. The Quarterly Water Quality Report provides important information about Flint’s drinking water, including information about the water source, current drinking water issues, lead information, water ...
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The following is a response from Mayor Dayne Walling regarding the MDEQ’s statement admitting fault in the Flint water emergency:
Today, the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) acknowledges its leading role in the decision-making that led to the contamination of Flint’s ...
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Flint has reconnected to Detroit water. The City of Flint has reached an agreement with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) for the temporary provision of treated Lake Huron water to Flint. Work to establish the reconnection will begin immediately in a coordinated effort between the ...
Continue Reading →Flint Mayor Dayne Walling is expressing his gratitude to the Michigan Legislature for their quick response by approving a bill that provides over $9 million in funding for Flint. Both the State House and the Senate voted ...
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Mayor Dayne Walling joined Governor Rick Snyder, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation President Ridgeway White, Department of Environmental Quality Director Dan Wyant and Department of Health and Human Services Director Nick Lyon today in an announcement ...
Continue Reading →Mayor Dayne Walling has received a donation from Kroger grocers of 19 palettes of water to help those in the community struggling with water. The Mayor has in turn donated that water to the Flint Community ...
Continue Reading →ANY RESIDENT WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT WATER FILTERS CAN CALL 211 AT ANY TIME
Free water filters will be available to Flint residents through a partnership ...
Continue Reading →The City of Flint and the United Way of Genesee County have combined forces to raise at least $105,000 from private and public sources to purchase water filters for residents in Flint.
The United Way kicked off its effort on Tuesday by ...
Flint Mayor Dayne Walling has issued the following statement regarding the Genesee County Health Department’s Public Health Declaration on drinking water:
“I encourage the public to follow the guidance in the declaration to use a certified filter, have water testing done, and flush cold ...
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