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. 5. Reassess the need for the City Flyer <br />• None of the respondents reported that they receive information from the "City Flyer delivered to <br />my home every month." This may mean that they truly do not get information from this source, <br />that the flyer does not get delivered to their home, or it may suggest that there is confusion <br />between the city flyer and the city newsletter. Since the flyer is not reported as being a useful <br />source of information for residents, the cost of producing and distributing this medium should be <br />assessed to determine whether the City Flyer is acost-effective method of disseminating <br />information to residents. <br />c: <br />References <br />Centers for Disease Control. (2001). Emergency Preparedness and Response: Other FAQs. <br />Retrieved on December 10, 2003, from http;// www.bt.cdc.~ov/documentsapp/fagother.asp <br />Chavis, D.M., & Wandersman, A. (1990). Sense of community in the urban environment: A <br />catalyst for participation and community development. American Journal of Community Psychology, <br />18, 55-81. <br />Farrell, S.J. et al (2004). Neighborhoods and neighbors: Do they contribute to personal well- <br />being?. Journal of Community Psychology, 32, 1 9-25. <br />Glass, T.A. (2001). Understanding public response to disasters. Public Health Reports, 116, <br />Suppl. 2, 69-73. <br />Glynn, T.J. (198). Neighborhood and sense of community. Journal of Community Psychology, <br />14, 341-352. <br />League of Minnesota Cities. (2004). Falcon Heights Census Profile: Education Data. Retrieved <br />on July 19, 2004 from http://www.lmnc.org/census/censusreturn.cfm. <br />Lichterman, J.D.(2000). A "community as resource" strategy for disaster response. Public <br />Health Reports, 115: 262-265, Mar/Apr. <br />Lindell, M.K., & Perry, R.W. (1992). Behavioral Foundations of Community Emergency <br />• Planning. Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere. <br />S~ <br />