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Official warns: school-zone cameras and lower speed limits will be enforced
Summary
A Committee member warned drivers that some school zones have lower posted limits and said that where signs indicate enforcement the county will 'enforce them from now on.' The remarks were delivered as a public-safety reminder ahead of the school year.
A Committee member warned drivers that reductions in posted school-zone speeds will be enforced in areas that show 'enforced' signage. "If it says enforced, we're we're gonna enforce them from now on," the Committee member said, urging motorists to be conscious of new limits.
The speaker noted that some zones have recently shifted from 50 mph to 30 or 35 mph and called attention to potential enforcement via cameras, telling listeners to watch for lower limits near schools. The comments were framed as a safety-first reminder as the new school year begins.
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