In an effort to keep the UM-Flint community informed about campus water quality, we have created an interactive map that provides the latest lead testing results throughout capus.
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Green dots: Water is safe. Yellow dots: Water is safe for intended use (hand-washing and/or bathing) but should not be used as a drinking water source because of possible elevated lead levels.
UM-Flint remains actively engaged with the entire Flint community to address our most immediate needs, to create solutions, and to build a strong future for our community.
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Chancellor Susan E. Borrego asks current students, “What would you say to people about why they should consider coming here during this pretty tough time for our community?”
U-M and MSU join forces to help the children of Flint.
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UM-Flint's faculty, staff, and students are actively engaged with the rest of our Flint community to address water concerns accross the city.
A new partnership between Flint Community Schools and the University of Michigan-Flint brings the University’s exceptional early childhood education program directly to a greater number of Flint families.
A partnership between Google and the University of Michigan’s Flint and Ann Arbor campuses aims to provide a smartphone app and other digital tools to Flint residents and officials to help them manage the ongoing water crisis.
With Flint facing a water crisis, the University of Michigan-Flint continues to leverage its hometown expertise to make a difference for its community, providing critically important analysis, partnership, and investment.
UM-Flint has shared critically important research with Flint Mayor Dr. Karen Weaver that identifies and maps all known locations of lead pipes in the city of Flint.
To help get plastic bottles into recycling bins and avoid the landfill, students at UM-Flint—along with students from Kettering University, Mott Community College, and Baker College—have organized a community recycling drive.