Milford Police Provide Update On Speeding Cameras

MILFORD, CT — The Milford Police Department said that photo speed enforcement cameras have been installed.

However, the cameras are not currently active, police said.

There will be a warning period announced before enforcement begins. During this period, drivers who exceed the posted speed limit by 10 MPH or more will receive warnings instead of citations.

The warning period will last 30 days, police said.

Police will review all violations. Following the warning period, the first violation will be $50, with subsequent violations being $75.

No points will be assessed for the violation, and it will not appear on your driving record, according to police.

The state approved a proposal for nine red light and speeding cameras last year.

Related: State Weighs In On Plan For Red-Light, Speeding Cameras In Milford: Report

The placement of the cameras is based on crash history, frequency of violations, and school or pedestrian zones. Several locations on Boston Post Road were among those considered.

Related: Public Hearing For Milford Speeding, Red-Light Cameras Coming Up