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Steger leaders say regional speed enforcement will step up in July
Summary
Deputy Police Chief Pete Fajman briefed the board on a July speed-enforcement partnership with IDOT, Will County and neighboring jurisdictions that will include ticketing and a minimum citations-per-hour expectation; Mayor Joyce said roughly 200 local agencies are increasing enforcement.
Deputy Police Chief Pete Fajman told the Board that Will County and several neighboring jurisdictions will partner with the Illinois Department of Transportation in a July speed-enforcement program. "They are going to be writing speeding tickets," Fajman said, and the operation will require officers to meet a minimum number of citations per hour.
Mayor Joyce reiterated the enforcement effort and said that the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Illinois State Police and "200 police agencies locally" are stepping up enforcement of speeding. The board recorded the report; no ordinance or local policy change was proposed at the meeting.
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