Gardaí, county councillors and community volunteers will be hearing ideas on public safety from 11 to 1pm.
The first ever Offaly Safe Day is kicking off this morning.
People across the county are being asked to share their ideas on how to improve safety in public spaces.
Gardaí, county councillors and community volunteers are gathering in the market squares in Tullamore, Edenderry and Birr from 11 to 1 today, to get feedback from the public.
Sergeant Triona Burke from Tullamore Garda Station says now is the chance to have your say:
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