Flint Registry Inaugural Report 2017-21

Recognizing the widespread nature of the Flint water crisis, the potential long-term health and development implications, and the promise of mitigating interventions, local partners came up with the idea of the Flint Registry and recommended it to the Emergency Operating Center (EOC) during the federal declaration of emergency. The governor-appointed Flint Water Taskforce, which included a Flint resident, also recommended the creation of a “toxic registry.” In 2017, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) sponsored a planning grant to Flint-based Michigan State University Pediatric Public Health Initiative to further develop a registry

The Flint Registry

2021

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