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Auburn council approves code changes and expansion plan for automated speed cameras
Summary
The Auburn City Council updated city code to allow automated traffic safety cameras to enforce speed limits outside school zones and adopted a study recommending three new camera locations; councilors said a 30‑day warning period will precede enforcement.
The Auburn City Council on July 21 approved changes to city code and adopted a program expansion study to allow automated traffic safety cameras to enforce speed limits outside school zones and to expand the program to three specific locations.
The ordinance (No. 69-83) updates Auburn City Code chapter 10.34/10.42 to align local rules with recent state law changes and authorizes automated speed enforcement at locations that meet state requirements. The council also adopted Resolution 58-47, which affirms that the locations recommended in the city's 2025 program expansion study are consistent with state law and directs the city to proceed with the…
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