Yobs fighting in parks are causing concerns in the north of the city.
People living in Mile Cross, Catton and Fiddlewood reported anti-social behaviour in parks and open spaces close to their homes during a meeting with police on Monday.
During the meeting, folk said they had spotted drug dealing and "youth violence" in Catton Park and the woods close to the Fiddlewood estate among other locations.
The areas have also seen excessive littering.
It comes after a spate of drug activity in the city has seen police increase patrols in the Marl Pit estate and a man charged after a raid in Lower Clarence Road in the city centre.
Now people living in NR3 and NR6 will be given the opportunity to vote online on what they would like to see officers focus on.
Folk living in the area will have the choice to vote for either drug dealing and anti-social behaviour in Mile Cross, drug dealing and anti-social behaviour in Catton and Fiddlewood, or anti-social behaviour in public spaces and parks.
Those wishing to vote can do so by visiting the Norwich North Snap poll on the Norfolk police website, with the vote closing on Wednesday, May 3.
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