Drivers can expect to see new speed enforcement cameras at school zones throughout Gloucester County as an initiative to help create safer roadways and encourage drivers to slow down takes effect.
“We have been working through this implementation since 2023,” said Gloucester Sheriff Darrell Warren. Previously, cameras from Altumint, a Maryland-based technology company, were installed at select schools in the county to collect speeding violation data.
At a Gloucester Board of Supervisors meeting a year ago, Warren and Altumint Vice President of Sales Martin Plank presented the collected data, which, according to the Sheriff’s Office, showed an extensive problem and major public safety concern.
During the November 2024 meeting, the board voted to install speed enforcement cameras at all nine school zones in Gloucester County.
In a Facebook page statement on Nov. 10, the Sheriff’s Office announced that school speed zone cameras had been installed in strategic spots throughout the county a...
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