The Local Community Safety Partnership survey will form the basis of a three year plan.
Gardai in Offaly are asking for the public input in a new Local Community Safety Partnership survey.
People are being encouraged to complete a 13-question survey to highlight community safety concerns.
The partnership brings together community groups, public agencies and residents in a whole of community approach to keep people safe.
It will develop a three year Community Safety Plan based on local priorities identified through public consultation and data driven insights.
Superintendent Tony Tighe, of Tullamore Garda Station says the initiative promotes a stronger collaboration between local organisations and An Garda Síochána:
You can contribute to the survey here.
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