Chris Butterfield	Cfbutterfield@gmail.com	3891 Bishop Detroit, MI 48224
Jery A. Klein Jr.	Rip1191@gmail.com
Erin Schrader	eekenned@gmail.com	Birmingham
Amanda	Shadowedheat144@yahoo.com
Seth Hogh	sethhigh@yahoo.com	227 Iron St. #116	Any risk is too much risk.
Zachary Mabey	zachmabey18@gmail.com	1703 Virginia Park Street Detroit 48206
Tiffany Lemmink	Lemminkt@gmail.com	3867 Steamboat Ct Ann Arbor MI 48108	Keep our people and environment safe
Alyssa Arnemann	alyssa@bestdayever.us	Grand Rapids
Amanda Lobley	Amanda@bolondon.org	Warrington drive, detroit	Please respectfully consider this request.
Betty Kennedy	bkennedy77@yahoo.com	1050 18th Street	Obviously, this issue is very personal for me as I live within blocks of the Ambassador Bridge. The idea that the trucks I see from my front porch could soon be carrying hazardous waste is, frankly, terrifying. I urge Governor Whitmer to see the request from DIBC for what it is, just another attempt to line their pockets without regard for the safety of the community. This is nothing new. My neighborhood is literally surrounded by the bridge company, as they have bought up land and hoarded vacant properties for decades, spreading increasingly and inextricably, like a virus. My neighbors and I have to fight the company to maintain open streets and access to our own homes. This is simply not a corporation to be trusted. I have zero faith that DIBC would create safe passage for these deadly materials. When residents of Hubbard Richard already endure terrible air quality and exposure to harmful pollutants, asking us to accept further risk to our environment- our lives, our children, our homes... it is just too much to bear. Please protect our neighborhood, Governor Whitmer. You know the bridge company won't.
mandy mourey	mandymourey33@gmail.com
Donna Brown	donnabrown888@msn.com	2009 Applegate Marlette Mi	We need to keep trash in the place it is made and make the corporations that make it, responsible to properly dispose of it. Or do not make it.