For two weeks Dudley Council and partners will be in Lye providing a range of safety advice for local residents and businesses.
The roadshow, which takes place from 21 January to 3 February will provide crime prevention advice, home security and fire safety checks, litter picks, graffiti removal and benefit advice for legitimate new claimants.
A hotline is also available, where people are encouraged to report fradulent benefit claims in confidence. The number is 0800 854 440.
The crime prevention unit will also be situated at Christchuch (central High Street) on 25 January and 1 February, for local residents to speak to police about a range of issues, including vehicle safety, home security and personal safety advice.
Home security checks can be requested by calling 01384 811661.
The two week initiative, which is co-ordinated by the community renewal team is being supported by other council departments and local police and fire service.
Councillor David Caunt, leader of Dudley Council, said:
“This is a concerted effort to provide local residents and businesses in Lye with a wide range of crime prevention and safety advice and guidance.
Councillor Anne Millward, cabinet member for community safety, added:
“I would encourage people to visit the police’s crime prevention caravan that will be located at Christchurch.”