- Flint families can get nutritious food at mobile food pantry in December
- Flint families can get nutritious food at mobile food pantry in November
- Flint homeowners may be eligible for in-home plumbing replacement up to $7,500
- Flint families can get nutritious food at mobile food pantry in October
- Some Flint households may be eligible for water heater replacement
- Flint families can get nutritious food at mobile food pantry in September
- 99.8% of Flint Community Schools Filtered Water Results Testing as Well or Better Than Bottled Water Standards
- Flint's Water Remains Stable, Continues to Test Well Below Federal Action
- Flint families can get nutritious food at mobile food pantry in July
- Flint Community Schools Unfiltered Water Results Show More Than 90% Testing as Well or Better Than Bottled Water Standards
- Flint Water Quality Restored, Testing Well Below Federal Action Level and Comparable to Other Cities Across the State
- Flint's Water Quality Continues to Show Improved Results. Update on residential, schools, day care and elder care water testing
- Flint's Water Continues to Test Well Below Federal Action Level, Several Facets of Water Quality Testing Show
- State of Michigan Forgives City of Flint's Drinking Water Revolving Fund Loans
- 99.4 Percent of Flint Homes Tested Well Below Federal Action Level After Service Line Replacement
- Latest Test Results Show City of Flint's Water System at 6 PPB for Lead, Well Below Federal Action Level
- Flint Water Quality Has Tested Below Action Level for Federal Lead and Copper Rule for Past 12 Months
- City of Flint's Water System Continues to Stay Well Below Action Level for Federal Lead and Copper Rule
- City of Flint's Water System Continues to Improve, Meets Federal Lead and Copper Rule for Eighth Consecutive Time
- City of Flint's Water System Continues to Meet Federal Lead and Copper Rule, Well Below Action Level
- City of Flint Lead and Copper Monitoring of Drinking Water Taps
- Water Resource Site in Ward 7 Moving on November 5
- Community Water Resource Sites Changing Hours
- 2nd Ward Water Resource Site Closed on Thursday
- Ward 9 Water Resource Site at Temporary Location Saturday
- Reduced Hours at 2nd Ward Water Resource Site This Week
- Community Water Resource Sites Closed on Labor Day
- Community Water Resource Site Closed for the Day on Saturday
- Community Water Resource Site Moving on Thursday
- Community Water Resource Sites Open in Every Flint Ward
- Community Water Resource Site Now Open in Ward 8
- Community Water Resource Site Now Open in 5th Ward
- Community Water Resource Site Closed for the Day on July 30
- Seventh Community Water Resource Site Now Open in 2nd Ward
- Sixth Community Water Resource Center Now Open
- Teams Wearing Official IDs during Water Filter Verification
- Teams Canvassing Flint to Ensure Every Resident Has a Filter
- Water Resource Site Has Reduced Hours on June 7 and 10
- State to Support Flint after Federal Emergency Declaration Ends
- Community Water Resource Sites Open on Memorial Day
- Fire Station No. 3 Ending Water Supply Distribution on Thursday
- Community Water Resource Sites Open For All Residents
- Recycling Now Available at Community Water Resource Sites
- Recycling Now Available at Community Water Resource Sites
- Residents have various ways to enroll in Flint Medicaid program
- Five Community Water Resource Sites Now Open
- EPA, DEQ and City of Flint Recommend Flushing Water to Speed Recovery of System
- State Warns of Impostors Posing as Water Officials in Flint
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Flint Water Advisory Task Force presents comprehensive findings, recommendations for action
- Gov. Rick Snyder: State's action plans designed to ensure Flint's recovery and strong future
- Flint Residents Encouraged to Check Filter Cartridges
- La SBA anuncia una extensión de las operaciones en el Centro de Recuperación de Negocios de Flint
- MDHHS Reminds Residents Bathing is Safe for Children, Adults in Flint
- To Help Flint's Urban Gardeners, Edible Flint, MIFFS Awarded State Grant
- Flint Building Owners Advised of Proper Maintenance of Fire Suppression Systems
- Gov. Rick Snyder appeals denial of federal funding for Flint
- Gov. Rick Snyder: State joins with Michigan Works! to hire 81 Flint residents for water resource sites
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Testing progress made in Flint with second round of sentinel site data collected and analyzed
- Flint Residents Prepare for Second Round of Winter Weather
- State Partners Again with MSU Student Athletes in Flint to Help With Recycling and Water Distribution Efforts
- Flint Farmers' Market Features Cooking Demos, Nutrition Tips and Recipes to Limit the Effects of Lead Exposure
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Flint families will have better access to nutritious food through partnership with Food Bank of Eastern Michigan
- Emergency Operations Continue During Winter Storm
- Flint Residents Encouraged To Visit Water Resource Sites Before Winter Storm
- Michigan.gov/flintwater has key information in American Sign Language and four other languages
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Approval of $30 million plan will support water bills for Flint residents, help with short-term recovery
- Michigan Calls in Federal ACE Team to Study Rashes
- Flint Residents Encouraged to Check Water Filters and Replace Immediately if Light is Red
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Initial 'sentinel site' data reveals mostly low lead levels, concerns remain
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Legislative approval of $30 million to assist Flint residents with water bills essential step in ongoing recovery efforts
- Gov. Snyder: Flint to receive additional $2 million in water infrastructure replacement funding
- Governor Snyder statement on Secretary Burwell's visit to Flint
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Process under way to locate and replace lead water pipes in Flint
- Gov. Rick Snyder seeks federal waiver to expand Medicaid services in Flint to people under age 21, pregnant women
- National Guard Soldier Distributing Water Saves Flint Resident's Life
- Los residentes de Flint no necesitan presentar identificación para recibir recursos hídricos gratuitos (No ID Required For Flint Residents To Receive Free Water Resources)
- State Launches New Streamlined Services for Residents - New Testing Sites Help Confirm Water Quality (Map Included)
- American Red Cross and United Way Play Crucial Role Coordinating Volunteer Efforts in Flint
- Outreach to Flint's Blind Community Helps Ensure Access to Information and Resources
- Gov. Rick Snyder: State partners with Flint human service groups to hire 50 Flint residents to assist with water testing
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Flint businesses can seek assistance through Small Business Administration disaster loans
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Former head of DEQ water quality unit removed
- Edible Flint Works to Address Water Emergency through Urban Gardening
- State Encourages Food Establishments to take Advantage of Free Water Safety Inspections
- State Partners with MSU Student Athletes to Help with Flint Recycling and Water Distribution Efforts
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Swift Senate approval of $30 million for water bills shows strong commitment to Flint residents
- Plan Advanced by State to Monitor Skin Conditions in Flint
- Gov. Rick Snyder: Budget recommendation will include $30 million request for Flint water bill repayments
- Be Wary of Scammers Attracted by the Flint Water Crisis
- Michigan National Guard Continue Efforts at Water Resource Sites
- Water Resource Sites Open Daily from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
- Lt. Gov. Brian Calley announces plan to recycle thousands of plastic bottles in Flint
- Efforts Continue to Provide Safe Water Resources in Flint; 1,020 Homes Visited Today by Water Response Teams
- Bathing in Water is Safe for Flint Children, Adults
- 1,350 Homes Visited Today by Water Response Teams
- More than 176,100 Cases of Water Provided to Flint Residents to Date
- Water Response Teams Visit More Than 11,000 Homes Today
State Continues To Provide Water Resources in Flint - Demand Increases at Water Resource Sites; Over 300 volunteers help in visiting over 13,000 homes today
- No ID Required For Flint Residents To Receive Free Water Resources
- 37,697 Home Visits To Date by Water Resource Teams
