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Residents and officials debate school‑zone speed cameras, test period and use of fines for safety projects
Summary
At a Panama City community workshop residents and officials discussed a proposed one‑year test of automated enforcement in school zones, how state law directs fine revenue and options to target funds to pedestrian and signage improvements.
Panama City residents and staff on Saturday discussed a proposed pilot of automated speed enforcement in school zones, endorsing the goal of protecting children while asking for narrower spending rules and a strong public‑education component.
Supporters said the technology could reduce dangerous speeds. “I love the idea. I think that anything we can do to decrease speed in school zones is a good idea,” resident Brian Grama said.
City staff and elected officials framed the program as a one‑year test focused on reducing dangerous…
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