Parties who said they were impacted by the 2014 decision to transition to Flint River water for city residents are set to receive $600 million, with much of it slated for younger victims. Should the settlement win final approval, it is expected to be the largest ever in the history of Michigan’s state government.
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$600M Flint Water Settlement Focuses on the Kids
The state of Michigan and those impacted by the Flint Water Crisis have come to a settlement agreement, per Attorney General Dana Nessel. So reports an WXYZ, an ABC affiliate.
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