FLINT, Mich. (AP) — The mayor of Flint says Gov. Rick Snyder rejected her face-to-face plea to reverse his decision ending free bottled water.
Mayor Karen Weaver met with the governor Monday, 10 days after he said water distribution would end, based on improved water quality. For months, Flint’s lead levels have been far below the federal action level.
But Weaver wants free water for Flint until all water lines are replaced at homes, a job that will last until 2020. She calls it a “moral issue” and is threatening to file a lawsuit. The mayor accused the governor of an “extra layer of callousness.”
Under a 2017 legal settlement, there’s no dispute that Snyder can stop water distribution. A statement from his office about the meeting with Weaver didn’t mention bottled water.
GGWG
OK. I want free water too.
Shabadoo Simmons
Is yours polluted with lead too?
Clucko
Sumthin’ for nuthin’. A mantra for Democrats.
Shabadoo Simmons
Who cares about pollution and healthy children A mantra for GOP
Mac Woods
Hey Shabby, why don’t you check out your Flint elected leadership for the past 50 years. Then come back and tell us whose fault this actually is.
P
Weez gonna proostest.blm
Old Bob
I like free gas as well as free water. If the people of Flint want free water, let them buy it.
Shabadoo Simmons
Old bob is getting too old to think right.