Flint, Michigan is a city located in the southeastern part of the state of Michigan. It is known for its historical significance in the automotive industry, particularly as a major center for General Motors during the 20th century. The city has faced economic challenges in recent decades, leading to population decline and infrastructure issues. In recent years, Flint gained national attention due to a public health crisis involving lead-contaminated drinking water. This situation highlighted the importance of safe water access and led to various initiatives aimed at improving the city's infrastructure and public health services.