Attorney General
Flint Water Settlement
For the past 18 months, attorneys from this office – in concert with court-appointed mediators, a special master and the plaintiffs’ attorneys – have been hard at work to reach an agreement that would resolve all of the lawsuits against the State related to the Flint Water Crisis.
That hard work has culminated in a $600 million preliminary settlement agreement that puts the needs of Flint’s children first. Additional details will be made available as the parties continue working together in a collaborative effort to provide the best possible resolution for the people of Flint.
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
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2020 Census
Census 2020: You Matter!
As we enter a new decade, we want to do our part across this state to ensure every Michigander is counted in the census. The accuracy of the results will likely impact seniors, students, families, businesses, and communities here in Michigan.
This year, responding to the census will be easier than ever with online, phone and mail submission options.
Educate yourself and those around you on the importance of being counted in census 2020 and watch your mailbox beginning in March 2020 for an invitation to respond.
- Census 2020
Open Investigations
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Open Investigations
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The Michigan Attorney General is currently conducting three public, thorough, and transparent investigations.
- Catholic Church Clergy Abuse
- Flint Water Crisis
- Michigan State University
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