Flint activists for clean water were in Lansing on Wednesday.
Flint H2O Justice is a coalition formed to speak out and take action for safe water in the city.
On April 25, the group brought local residents and activists in buses to Lansing to participate in a rally at Lansing City Hall.
It was on April 25, 2014 when the Flint Water Crisis began.
The rally Wednesday, they said, was in response to Governor Snyder's continued refusal to reopen bottled water distribution sites in Flint.
Congressman Dan Kildee of Flint, along with some residents were also in Washington D.C. on Wednesday afternoon. They held a press conference to highlight the need for more investments across the U.S. so what happened in Flint does not happen anywhere else in America.
