Committee backs stop-sign camera authorization for school zones with reporting requirements
The committee recommended CB84, which authorizes stop-sign monitoring systems in school zones for five years, requires a DPWT/PGPD report on warnings, citations and revenue by Dec. 1, 2025, and allows municipalities to seek county approval for camera locations; police said cameras would be active during school hours.
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Council staff described CB84 as county implementation of HB364 (state authorization) to permit stop-sign monitoring systems in school zones for a five-year pilot. The bill requires the Department of Public Works and Transportation (or PGPD per administration amendment) to provide a report by Dec. 1, 2025, on warnings, citations and revenue generated by the program.
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