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What is your reaction to the announcement last week that independent Professional Service Industries Inc (PSI) was hired by the City of Flint to test at least 150 homes for not less that $45K and not more than $75K?

Why didn't your team get this contact?

A quick Google search shows that PSI has had creditably issues in the past.

Example: Lawsuit describes widespread corruption, racketeering during site work at Spanish Fort Town Center http://www.gulfcoastnewstoday.com/area_news/article_be1b5562-7650-5cff-883d-d9dd45bab5a3.html

Is data being collected in Flint regarding stillborns? If not, why not?

Stillbirth rates tied to lead in drinking water https://www.sciencenews.org/article/stillbirth-rates-tied-lead-drinking-water

Why isn't the lead toxicity in older adults being discussed?

Are Flint morgues collecting data on lead toxicity? If not, why not?

Will boosting the volume of phosphates in the water solve the problem of lead leaching? If so, how long would it take?

Exactly, how effective is the "biofilm" in lead leaching? Can 0% "lead leaching" be achieved?

Due to the damaged lead pipes in the Flint water system will the residents ever be able to NOT use water filters?

Can you comment on this breaking news:

Governor's task force on Flint water crisis releases early recommendations http://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.ssf/2015/12/state_task_force_on_flint_wate.html

What is your reaction to "Harvey Hollins, the governor's director of the Office of Urban Initiatives, act as coordinator of Flint water work."?