Gov. Snyder lied: Flint water switch was not about saving money, records suggest
Turns out, Detroit offered Flint a better deal for water than the plan that ultimately led to thousands of residents being poisoned.
Turns out, Detroit offered Flint a better deal for water than the plan that ultimately led to thousands of residents being poisoned.
Anonymous hactivists have waged a campaign against Gov. Rick Snyder and other officials who ignored the Flint water crisis.
The e-mails reveal a stubborn, often arrogant administration and state bureaucracy that failed to protect residents despite repeated warnings.
Snyder promised to release e-mails related to the Flint water crisis this morning but has failed to deliver.
Gov. Snyder downplayed this summer what he now considers a water “crisis” in Flint.
Thieves only targeted one office – the one where water records were kept.
The veteran Republican strategist has found two lucrative jobs since Detroit emerged from bankruptcy in December.
“Clearly, this should not have happened and DWSD is now in the process of reviewing this list to ensure such an error does not happen in the future,” DWSD spokesman Greg Eno said.
The city is trying to determine how many people improperly lost their water this week.
Firefighters are losing control of fires because many streets have no working hydrants.