Gwinnett County expects its school-zone speed-camera program to generate $3 million during the coming contract year, according to documents approved by county commissioners.
The $3 million figure represents estimated revenue rather than a program budget. The county’s public award summary does not specify whether it reflects total citation collections or Gwinnett’s share after payments to the private camera operator.
Gwinnett currently uses 48 fixed cameras at 18 schools. Procurement documents indicate the new contract will replace or continue that equipment rather than immediately expand the program, although the county could add locations later.
Nearly 45,000 Citations in One Year
Records included in Gwinnett’s request for proposals provide an unusually detailed picture of how often the cameras catch drivers…