Merseyside’s Police Commissioner is inviting residents to share their views and feedback at her next monthly surgery in Knowsley.
The next session with Emily Spurrell is set to take place on Tuesday, February 11, between 3pm and 5pm.
However, appointments must be booked in advance.
Ms Spurrell launched the monthly advice surgeries in 2022 to enable face-to-face interactions with locals.
These sessions allow her to listen to residents' views on policing, crime, and community safety across Merseyside.
They also provide a platform for people to voice questions or concerns about the performance or oversight of Merseyside Police.
Ms Spurrell and her team plan to work closely with residents to identify the best course of action for their enquiries.
They will also discuss any possible actions or support that can be provided by her office.
Merseyside’s Police Commissioner, Emily Spurrell, said: "I’m committed to being a strong voice on behalf of people across our fantastic region, ensuring their views are at the heart of my work, as well as local policing and community safety.
"These regular advice surgeries are a great way to hear directly from local communities about any views or concerns they have and are a key way I can ensure I am as accessible as possible to residents of Merseyside.
"I would encourage anyone with views or concerns about policing, crime, and community safety across our region to get in touch and book a slot at one of these monthly surgeries.
"I want to hear your views and ensure your voice is heard on local issues."
Residents can book a 15-minute appointment by contacting the PCC’s office via telephone, email, or by post.
The contact details are as follows: (0151) 777 5155, info@merseysidepcc.info, and Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Mather Avenue Training Centre, Mather Avenue, Liverpool, L18 9TG.
The surgeries operate on a first-come, first-served basis, and slots are limited.
If all appointments are filled, alternative sessions will be offered, including virtual sessions.
The schedule for future surgeries includes a session in Sefton on March 12, in Wirral on April 7, in St Helens on May 13, and a virtual session on June 11.