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Marshal reports speed-camera citations and roughly $3,000–$4,000 net revenue expected
Summary
Marshal Sean Marshall reported 254 speed-camera tickets issued in February (up by one), 229 payments received, and said town-collected in-town ticket fees were about $7,400 last month with expected net revenue of roughly $3,000–$4,000 after company fees.
Marshal Sean Marshall provided an operational update on the town's speed cameras: 254 citations were issued in February and 229 citations were paid during the month. For in-town camera enforcement, Marshall reported approximately $7,400 in ticket fees collected last month and estimated the town would retain about $3,000–$4,000 after vendor payments (about $3,500) for camera services and rentals.
Marshall said the majority of tickets are issued to out-of-town drivers and clarified that the town's camera data is not shared with the FLOCK plate-network system; he described local retention rules for plate data and said data are kept only until a case is resolved or for up to three years if unresolved. Trustees asked staff to provide monthly dollar figures in addition to citation counts going forward.
