Have your say: Police and Crime Commissioner to face public grilling on crime and safety
Chelmsford residents will have the chance to grill Police and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst, in a public meeting next month.
The meeting - which will take place at the Woodham Ferrers Village Hall,
Main Road, Woodham Ferrers on Thursday March 2 - will see Mr Hirst answering questions on crime and safety.
He said: "I welcome the opportunity to meet with local residents and I urge everyone who wants to have their say on crime and policing related issues in the district to come along.”
The commissioner will be joined by Chelmsford and Maldon district
commander Ronnie Egan, and Spencer Clarke from the Maldon Community Safety Partnership.
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