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Council passed ordinance authorizing school‑zone speed cameras; administration to pursue vendor selection, liaison says
Summary
Councilmember Murphy told the planning commission that the city council recently passed an ordinance creating a framework for school‑zone speed cameras; the administration plans to convene vendors and may issue an RFP to select an operator.
At the March 16 meeting the council liaison, Councilmember Murphy, reported that the city council had passed an ordinance authorizing a framework for speed cameras along school zones on the parkway and other locations in Snoqualmie.
Murphy said the ordinance follows public engagement and discussion with a public-safety committee and that the next administrative steps will include convening potential vendors and pursuing a vendor‑selection process, possibly through an RFP. "The council passed an ordinance authorizing a framework for speed cameras along school zones," Murphy said, adding that administration will bring together vendors and that a potential RFP and selection process could follow.
The planning commission did not vote on the ordinance; Murphy’s report was informational to the commission. The administration’s timeline and any operational details (vendor contracts, locations, fine structures, implementation dates) were not specified in the liaison report and will be determined in subsequent administrative steps.
