Flint Mayor Discusses $626M Settlement In Water Crisis

The Flint water crisis, which began in 2014, has led to a $626 million settlement approved by a judge. The crisis was caused by a switch in water sources without proper treatment, affecting many residents, especially children. Flint Mayor Sheldon Neely discusses the significance of the settlement, the allocation of funds, and ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure. The settlement primarily benefits children, with further legal proceedings potentially increasing the amount. Flint's experience serves as a template for other communities facing similar issues, with national infrastructure plans aiming to prevent future crises.

What measures are being taken to ensure safe drinking water in Flint?

What does the mayor say about the infrastructure projects related to water in Flint?

What percentage of the settlement is expected to go to children impacted by the crisis?