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Loveland’s first red light camera is live at First and Taft

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Loveland’s first red light camera is now active at First Street and Taft Avenue. Three red light cameras have been in the works for Loveland since September, and the Loveland Police Department posted on social media Friday that the first camera was now live. Police have said that for the first 30 days, those caught on camera running the red light will receive a warning. Then after that warning period, violators will face a $75 fine. The process …

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Loveland’s first red light camera is live at First and Taft

Loveland’s first red light camera is now active at First Street and Taft Avenue. Three red light cameras have been in the works for Loveland since September, and the Loveland Police Department posted on social media Friday that the first camera was now live. Police have said that for the first 30 days, those caught on camera running the red light will receive a warning. Then after that warning period, violators will face a $75 fine. The process …

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Peekskill HeraldPeekskill Herald

City considering red light cameras and more signage for ‘No Turn on Red’

An ambulance legally passing through a red light to respond to a nearby emergency on Main Street on Thursday, Feb. 20. (Eric Harvey). If you’re driving up to a red light, it may soon be time to smile for the camera.  The City of Peekskill is considering adopting red light camera enforcement for drivers who run red lights, but first they would need authorization from the  state legislature. At Tuesday’s Committee of the Whole, City Attorney Eric …

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The Longmont LeaderThe Longmont Leader

City of Longmont to Install Red Light and Speeding Surveillance Cameras

The cameras will be installed in four locations throughout the city and will identify vehicles that violate traffic laws. Tickets will be issued to violators.

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The Longmont Leader broke the news in on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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