Preparedness

Michigan governor asks for $31.2 million from feds

Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, May 12th, 2002

Michigan has asked the federal government for $31.2 million to beef up its response to bioterrorism, Gov. John Engler said.

"This crucial funding and our comprehensive strategy will enable us to continue to prepare for and quickly respond to the threat of bioterrorism in Michigan," Engler said in a written statement.

The state asked for $27.1 million in grants from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which focuses on upgrading state and local preparedness.

Michigan also requested $4.1 million from the Health Resources and Services Administration. That money is designated for improving communication between...

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