Council extends red-light camera contract to avoid service interruption during procurement
Sep 29, 2026
The Orlando City Council approved a short extension of its red-light camera contract to keep 45 camera approaches at 25 intersections active while the city completes a competitive procurement process; the extension passed on a voice vote after no public speakers requested to be heard.
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The Orlando City Council on Sept. 28 approved a temporary extension of the city's red-light camera contract to prevent an interruption in enforcement while staff completes a competitive procurement process. Mayor Dyer said the extension "maintains service at the existing 45 camera approaches across 25 intersections and prevents an interruption in the program during transition." The motion to extend the contract was moved by Commissioner Sheehan and seconded by Commissioner Keane and passed by voice vote.
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