EPA inspector general says Flint water crisis report expected in summer View Larger Image MLive » A report on how Flint’s water was contaminated and how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency responded isn’t expected to be completed until summer, a spokesman for the EPA Office of Inspector General says. The OIG said in January 2016 that it would begin an investigation into the causes of the Flint water crisis and the agency’s role in allowing it to unfold. Michelle2018-03-09T15:39:44-08:00March 7th, 2018|Drinking Water, Flint Water Crisis, Michigan, Privatization| Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterEmail Related Posts Flint Receives $77 Million to Fund Water Infrastructure Improvements April 18th, 2019 WATCH: Gordie Howe International Bridge construction ‘celebration’ event on Oct. 5, 2018 October 5th, 2018 Take a look at the new $3.8-billion super bridge that will span the Canada-US border (RENDERINGS) October 1st, 2018 Cost, opening date for Gordie Howe Bridge coming next week September 21st, 2018 Fluor and ACS Infrastructure Canada Win Gordie Howe Bridge Deal August 1st, 2018 State OKs $485M for new Pacheco Reservoir July 26th, 2018 Trade tensions won’t impact Gordie Howe bridge construction says Snyder adviser July 10th, 2018 Longest Cable-Stayed Bridge In North America Will Stretch From Detroit To Windsor July 5th, 2018 Officials reveal building team, architectural details of Gordie Howe International Bridge July 5th, 2018