Police have increased patrols in a Denbighshire town in a bid to deal ‘robustly’ with anti-social behaviour.
Denbigh is currently experiencing incidents of youth anti-social behaviour with Cllr Mark Young saying incidents of vandalism and fireworks have been a concern.
Along with Cllr Rhys Thomas, the town representatives recently met with Sergeant Peter Evans, of North Wales Police.
A spokeswoman for North Wales Police said: "Denbigh is currently experiencing issues around youth-related ASB, with a number of young persons identified from outside the area.
"We have increased our patrols and continue to engage with our partners in dealing with those causing harm in the community.
"Those caught acting in an anti-social or disorderly manner will be dealt with robustly with police intervention, or ultimately formal action."
Cllr Mark Young said: "Thank you to those reporting the incidents, but as a community, we please still need your continued support."
Cllr Rhys Thomas added: "Denbigh is one of the safest places to live and our community must work together to keep it like that."
Residents should call 999 if a serious offence is in progress or has just been committed, someone is in immediate danger or harm, property is in danger of being damaged, or a serious disruption to the public is likely.
For non-emergencies, people can call 101, or use the North Wales Police live chat at www.northwales.police.uk/contact/af/contact-us/
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