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Safe Speed Program Phone 301-258-6400
Fax 301-258-6410
Email police@gaither*****urgmd.gov
Frequently Asked Questions
The City of Gaither*****urg is joining the City of Rockville, the Town of Chevy Chase and Montgomery County in deploying speed cameras as part of the Safe Speed program.
Jurisdictions within Montgomery County were granted the authority to operate the cameras by the State of Maryland in 2006. The pilot program authorizes the use of the cameras in residential and school zones with speed limits of 35 miles per hour or less, and requires that money from speed camera fines be designated for public safety programs.
The Gaither*****urg Police Department has been conducting traffic surveys to determine locations most in need of speed reduction efforts.
The goal of the Safe Speed program is to reduce speeding on residential streets and streets near schools in an effort to prevent injuries and fatalities among pedestrians and motorists. The cameras are an additional tool available to police in speed enforcement. Officers will continue to enforce speed limits using other techniques such as hand-held radar or laser. For more information contact the Gaither*****urg Police Department at 301-258-6400 or police@gaither*****urgmd.gov.
Online ticket payments
Safe Speed Program Phone 301-258-6400
Fax 301-258-6410
Email police@gaither*****urgmd.gov
Frequently Asked Questions
The City of Gaither*****urg is joining the City of Rockville, the Town of Chevy Chase and Montgomery County in deploying speed cameras as part of the Safe Speed program.
Jurisdictions within Montgomery County were granted the authority to operate the cameras by the State of Maryland in 2006. The pilot program authorizes the use of the cameras in residential and school zones with speed limits of 35 miles per hour or less, and requires that money from speed camera fines be designated for public safety programs.
The Gaither*****urg Police Department has been conducting traffic surveys to determine locations most in need of speed reduction efforts.
The goal of the Safe Speed program is to reduce speeding on residential streets and streets near schools in an effort to prevent injuries and fatalities among pedestrians and motorists. The cameras are an additional tool available to police in speed enforcement. Officers will continue to enforce speed limits using other techniques such as hand-held radar or laser. For more information contact the Gaither*****urg Police Department at 301-258-6400 or police@gaither*****urgmd.gov.
Online ticket payments
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