NewsWMNF Tampa Community RadioAugust 17, 2026Hillsborough
Pasco County considers installing automated speed cameras in school zones
Pasco County is evaluating the implementation of new speed reduction measures for school zones, which may include the use of automated license plate recognition cameras. The proposal involves technology provided by RedSpeed and Flock Safety.
Read the full story at WMNF Tampa Community RadioWhy It Matters
The potential installation of automated cameras would change how speed enforcement is conducted in school zones and how vehicle data is collected and stored for residents driving in these areas.
Key Facts
- Pasco County is currently considering new speed reduction measures specifically for school zones.
- The proposed measures include the use of automated speed cameras.
- The cameras under consideration are manufactured by RedSpeed.
- The technology utilizes automated license plate recognition software developed by Flock Safety.
- The article notes that the license plate recognition technology used by Flock is also utilized by ICE.
Who's Mentioned
locationPasco County“The jurisdiction considering the new ordinances.”organizationWMNF 88.5 FM“The news outlet reporting the story.”organizationFlock“Technology provider for license plate recognition.”organizationFlock Safety“The company providing the automated license plate recognition technology.”locationManatee County“A county that discontinued the RedSpeed program in 2025.”locationHillsborough County“A county currently using RedSpeed cameras.”personJack Mariano“Pasco County Commissioner who expressed concerns about data privacy.”organizationRedSpeed“A company providing automated license plate recognition cameras.”locationSumter County“A county currently using RedSpeed cameras.”organizationIntella Road“A company proposing an anonymous speed-tracking pilot program.”organizationICE“U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, noted for using similar license plate ”locationPolk County“A county currently using RedSpeed cameras.”