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4 <br />Target audience <br />● St. Anthony Village residents <br />● St. Anthony Village owners <br />● City Council members <br />● Commission members <br />● City staff <br />● Local nonprofits and community groups <br />● Neighborhood leaders <br />● County, regional, and state agencies <br />● Visitors <br />● Neighboring communities <br />● Northeaster, NineNorth (formerly CTV North Suburbs), Pioneer Press, Star Tribune and other Twin <br />Cities media outlets <br /> <br />Communication tools <br />• City website at savmn.com (official/primary source of information) <br />• Village Notes quarterly newsletter (print and digital) <br />• Social media (Twitter, Facebook) (view policy) <br />• Video (in-house and through local media outlets) <br />• Email <br />• Electronic signage at City Hall (view policy) <br />• Brochures, flyers and posters <br />• Direct mail <br />• Public meetings/open houses <br /> <br />Crisis communications and media inquiries <br />The City of St. Anthony’s actions before, during, and after crisis situations will be <br />determined by the severity of the situation. It may involve all City departments, Hennepin and Ramsey <br />counties, the State of Minnesota, the federal government, and other emergency service <br />organizations. The City’s Emergency Communications Plan establishes policies for the effective <br />development, coordination and dissemination of crisis information to the public, media, <br />City-elected officials, and St. Anthony’s employees. The City of St. Anthony designates the City Manager as <br />the official representative for media inquiries. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />