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Albemarle executive report: speed-camera warnings, climate grants and election security work highlighted

Albemarle County Board of Supervisors · September 18, 2024

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County Executive Jeff Richardson reported staff recognition milestones, the awardees of $100,000 in community climate action grants, early data from the new school-zone speed cameras (1,400 violations in nine days; warnings through Oct. 21), and tabletop exercises preparing for election-day contingencies.

Albemarle County Executive Jeff Richardson used the Sept. 18 meeting to highlight staff achievements and operational updates: an employee recognition event (including an employee with 50 years of service), winners of a $100,000 community climate-action grant program, and the rollout of school-zone speed cameras on Hydraulic Road.

Richardson said the cameras captured 1,400 suspected violations in the first nine days of warning-mode operation and that citations will begin Oct. 21. "Warnings are being issued now; tickets will be issued starting Monday, October 21," he said in the presentation. The county is packaging camera data for delegation members and supervisors requested follow-up data showing non-school-zone hours to document broader speeding patterns.

Deputy County Executive Trevor Henry briefed the board on election-security work, including tabletop exercises involving roughly 100 regional staff and DHS physical audits of polling sites. The county has an incident-action plan and a virtual emergency-operating-room tool in readiness for early voting and election day.

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