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To send us comments or questions, contact us about the Flint Drinking Water Response

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Mark Durno
(durno.mark@epa.gov)
440-250-1743

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Brooke Furio (furio.brooke@epa.gov)
440 250 1705

Community Involvement Coordinator
Diane Russell 
(russell.diane@epa.gov)
989-395-3493

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Rachel Linduska 
(linduska.rachel@epa.gov)
312-886-6238

EPA Continues to Oversee State and City Action to Protect Public Health

Since January 2016, EPA has been monitoring compliance with its emergency administrative order (as amended) to ensure that Flint’s drinking water system continues to improve. Flint’s system currently meets regulatory criteria for lead and copper. EPA will continue to oversee the City’s efforts to transition to a long-term drinking water source and also monitor its replacement of lead (and galvanized) service lines throughout Flint. Updates from the City of Flint and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (formerly Michigan Department of Environmental Quality) can be found on their websites:

  • City of Flint 
  • Taking Action on Flint Water (State of Michigan)

EPA Awards $100 Million to Michigan for Flint Water Infrastructure Upgrades

EPA has awarded a $100 million grant to MDEQ to fund drinking water infrastructure upgrades in Flint. The funding, provided by the Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation (WIIN) Act of 2016, enables Flint to accelerate and expand its work to replace lead service lines and make other critical infrastructure improvements.

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  • Letter from EPA to Michigan DNR, City of Flint

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Last updated on January 29, 2025
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