TRNSMT organisers promised "as little disruption as possible" as measures to keep order around the event were announced.
Officials announced their plan to ensure residents will be undisturbed, following meetings with nearby community councils.
In previous years, members raised concerns about littering, public urination and vandalism but added that they are hopeful there will be no similar issues.
One group said they were promised additional staff to keep peace and order during the long weekend.
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A spokesperson from Trongate and Merchant City Community Council (MCTCC) said: “We warmly welcome events such as TRNSMT which attract thousands of people to our UNESCO City of Music.
“However, we trust the event will not lead to anti-social behaviour by festival goers and are looking to event organisers, stewards and police to make sure this doesn’t happen.
“MCTCC appreciates the community engagement sessions which organisers have held and made our views known at these.
"One of the results has been an assurance that extra stewards will be stationed at a location where serious anti-social behaviour, including urinating in a common stairwell, took place in 2022.
“The past couple of years have seen a gratifying improvement in festival goers’ respect for local residents and businesses and we trust this continues.
"We are sure they will enjoy the wonderful range of music on the TRNSMT programme and urge them to do so without causing property damage and inconvenience and distress to those living and working in the area.”
This comes after residents were given a leaflet with information about road closures in the area.
A spokesperson from organiser DF Concerts, said: “DF Concerts and Events enjoys a good relationship with the communities surrounding Glasgow Green.
"We regularly speak to local community councils when running events such as TRNSMT to reassure them that we aim to have as little impact on the local area as possible.
“In the lead-up to the event and across the weekend, we’ll be working closely with community councils, Glasgow City Council and the police.
"We also have a local resident phone line that’s open to report any concerns, allowing our community liaison teams to respond as quickly as possible plus a real-time email alert system to share any new updates to the local community.”
When and where is TRNSMT Festival in Glasgow?
The music event will start at 5pm on Thursday, July 6 and finish at midnight on Sunday, July 9.
Concerts on Friday, Saturday and Sunday start at noon.
Every day of the festival finishes at 11pm for general admission and midnight for VIP ticket holders.
The festival takes place on Glasgow Green, in the city centre.
What are the road closures in effect during TRNSMT?
Saltmarket Street, Crown Street and Clyde Street, from Saltmarket to Gorbals Street, will be shut from 10am on Thursday, July 6 until 1am on Sunday, July 10.
Greendyke Street, from London Road to Charlotte Street, will be closed from 8am on Monday, June 19 until 6pm on Friday, July 14.
Access will be via James Morrison Street.
Greendyke Street, St Andrews Street, Charlotte Street, James Morrison Street, Steel Street and Turnbull Street will have no vehicle access between 10am and 2am, between Thursday, July 6 and Sunday, July 9.
The roads will be locally accessible until 9pm.
Jocelyn Square, St Margarets Place, Mart Street and Bridgegate will be shut from 10am on Thursday, July 6 until 2am on Monday, July 10.
Locals will be able to access these roads until 9pm.
Kings Drive and Kings Bridge, from Ballater Street to James Street, and The Green between James Street and Saltmarket, will be closed from 9pm on Thursday, July 6 until 1am on Sunday, July 10.
Police Scotland will determine the reopening time.
Who can I contact about issues during TRNSMT?
The Local Resident's Line Enquiry will be open for people to contact if they encounter problems.
Organisers provided contact information to those affected.
Glasgow City Council officials can also be contacted on 0141 287 1061 or publichealth@glasgow.gov.uk.
Plans for litter collection are in place, both inside and outside the event and noise levels will also be monitored.
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