Members of the public will get a chance to quiz Norfolk's chief constable and police and crime commissioner at a meeting next month.
The next Police Accountability Forum meeting will take place at South Norfolk Council Offices in Long Stratton from 5pm with a public question and answer session at 7pm on November 14.
It will be the first public meeting since Norfolk Police announced they were planning to axe all 150 PCSO posts as part of a radical reform of the force.
After being voted Norfolk's second ever police and crime commissioner Mr Green vowed to increase visible policing in the county.
Part of that commitment has been to take the police accountability forums on the road.
Next month's meeting in Long Stratton follows previous events which have been held in a number of different places in the county, including Aylsham, the UEA in Norwichand Great Yarmouth.
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