The plan will see more gardaí in communities across the country.
Property crime, animal and wildlife crime, community engagement and roads safety are key priorities of a new Rural Safety Action plan.
Details of the plan have been revealed at the National Ploughing Championships today.
It will run for the next two years, and will include steps like having more visible Gardaí in the community and providing safe public spaces and amenities.
Junior Justice Minister Niall Collins, says it requires the work of 24 stakeholder groups:
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