Rennaker, Joanne (DEQ)

From: Mike (DEQ)

Sent: Friday, January 09, 2015 1:04 PM

To: Busch, Stephen Rosenthal, Adam Benzie, Richard Shekter Smith,
Liane (DEQ)

Subject: - FW: Facility Notification: Flint State Office Buiiding

Steve,

Appears certain state departments are concerned with Flint?s WQ. I will return the 

Michael P.E.

District Engineer

Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance
517 290-8817

From: Wolf, Jennifer (DEQ)

Sent: Friday, January 09, 2015 10:42 AM

To: Mike (DEQ)

Cc: VanOtteren, Bruce Doll, Jeanette (DTMB)
Subject: FW: Facility Notification: Flint State Office Building

Hi Mike!
Are you handling this one? If so are you able to address Jeanette?s below?

SGT. WOLF

Ml DEPT. or ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Mi DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES
ENFORCEMENT DNISION
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

DESK: 517?284-6231

CELL: 517-71943028

From: Doli, Jeanette (DTMB)

Sent: Friday, January 09, 2015 7:33 AM

To: VanOtteren, Bruce Wolf, Jennifer (DEQ)
Subject: FW: Facility Notification: Flint State Office Buiiding

Good morning!

My phone call was referencing the advisory our Real Estate Division received from the City of Flint. Just
wanted to know if we would know sooner than March 1 on the TTHM levels.

.Jeane?e

 

From: DTMB 
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 11:49 AM 
To: Doll, Jeanette (DTMB)

Subject: Facility Notification: Flint State Office Building

 

Flint Water Advisory

 

 

Date/Time:

Effective Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Details:

The City of Flint recently sent out the attached notice regarding violations to the
drinking water standards. While the City of Flint states that corrective actions are not
necessary, DTMB is in the process of providing a water cooler on each occupied floor,
positioned near the water fountain, so you can choose which water to drink. The
coolers will arrive today and will be provided as long as the public water does not
meet treatment requirements.

. Flint Waterpdf

Contact:

DTMB Customer Service Center, or (517) 373-
6227 -

 

Since we spend about 40 hours a week at our workplaces, isn't the office
the best place to try out some new energy-saving tricks? The Energy
Information Administration estimates that if commercial and industrial
buildings improved their energy efficiency by 10 percent, our economy
could see yearly savings of nearly $20 billion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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