Thousands Of School Speed Camera Violations Reported In January, Greenwich Police Say

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Police Department last week released its monthly statistics for January, and reported a total of 7,225 school speed camera violations.

The violations were reviewed by Blue Line Solutions, the camera vendor, and the GPD's traffic section, and then mailed out.

"Currently, there are still 9,537 pending violations for review that may increase the total number of violations for the month," police said. "We kindly remind all motorists to reduce their speed when traveling through school zones. Slowing down helps ensure the safety of students, pedestrians, and crossing guards. We appreciate your cooperation and support in enhancing public safety."

More information on school speed cameras in Greenwich can be found here.

Here's more information on January police activity in Greenwich, according to the GPD:

• Total calls for service: 3,205
• Burglary: 5
• Larceny from motor vehicle: eight
• Motor Vehicle theft: 5
• Domestic Violence Incidents: 23
• DUI: 14
• Motor Vehicle Collisions: 245
• Motor Vehicle Stops: 607
• Medical Calls: 403
• Robbery: 1

Arrest Data

• Adult Arrests: 60
• Juvenile Arrests: 2
• Misdemeanor Summons: 13
• Motor Vehicle Infractions: 282
• Motor Vehicle Warnings: 367

Residents should report suspicious activity to the GPD immediately by calling 203-622-8004. To make a confidential report about criminal activity contact TIPS@greenwichct.gov or call 203-622-3333.