![Wodonga Senior Sergeant Shane Martin with a flyer highlighting the survey, which was launched last week. The results will be used to inform police of safety concerns and issues in the community. Picture by Mark Jesser Wodonga Senior Sergeant Shane Martin with a flyer highlighting the survey, which was launched last week. The results will be used to inform police of safety concerns and issues in the community. Picture by Mark Jesser](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/u2TKvX7hYXGMrKgrD4ZiFN/d82da424-4c5d-4436-b9a5-83fc607e2a15.jpg/r0_206_5454_3575_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Wodonga police officers are seeking community input into crime and safety in the area.
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A survey is seeking public feedback about safety concerns, what officers are doing well, and where there are grounds to improve.
The Our Community, Your Safety, Our Priority survey was launched by the force last week.
Acting Senior Sergeant Sarah Kendall urged people to take part.
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"It's about how we can keep you safe," she said.
"People have previously raised concerns about safety in the home, road trauma and about public transport.
"If we don't hear from people, we don't know what areas to focus on and target, and where to task.
"That feedback can help us with our tasking and resources."
The survey will remain open until the end of the month.
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