A consultation begins today on how Exeter City Council should save four million pounds over the next three years - in response to cuts in Government funding.
Local residents are being asked to complete a survey on where spending should be reduced.
One area, which could be targetted is parks and public spaces - another is on anti-crime measures such as CCTV in the city centre.
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