Board forms Automated Speed Enforcement Study Committee; members named
The Board of Selectmen created a seven-member Ad Hoc Automated Speed Enforcement Study Committee to evaluate speed cameras and draft an ordinance if recommended; the packet cites Public Act No. 23-116 and specified statutory procedures, and the committee must submit a report by Dec. 31, 2027.
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The Norfolk Board of Selectmen adopted a resolution on Oct. 7 establishing a seven-member Ad Hoc Automated Speed Enforcement Study Committee to evaluate automated traffic enforcement safety devices (ATESDs) and to consider drafting a municipal ordinance. The board’s packet cites Public Act No. 23-116 and C.G.S. §§ 14-307b through 14-307h as the statutory framework for municipal ATESD programs.
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