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Police announce 6 new speeding cameras in the county

February 25, 2016 Police News No Comments
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Six new speeding cameras have been placed at various locations around the county, police said.

Police said there will be a 30-day warning period before the cameras become operational.

The cameras are at the following locations:

  • Deer Park Elementary School – 9800 Block of Lyons Mill Road
  • Reisterstown Elementary School – 200 Block of Walgrove Road
  • Calvert Hall School – 1200 Block of Putty Hill Avenue
  • Timonium Elementary School – 2000 Block of Eastridge Road
  • McCormick Elementary School – 5100 Block of Hazelwood Avenue
  • General John Stricker Middle School – 7800 Block of Trappe Road

— Tyisha Henderson

 

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