Public Safety, Finance, and Strategic Support Committee September 19, 2024, Agenda Item (d)4.
Presenter: Lam Cruz, Division Manager (DOT)
Eric Lee, Associate Engineer (DOT)
Lt. Paul Hamblin (PD)
Traffic Enforcement Measures:
Automated Speed Enforcement
& Red-light Cameras
Implementation Progress
Speed Cameras: Program Requirements
2 Planning & Adoption
Requirements:
• Maximum of 33 Cameras
• Specific location criteria
• Speed Safety System Use Policy
Adoption
• Speed Safety System Impact
Report Adoption
Public Outreach
Requirements:
• Consultation with local interest
groups in development of speed
policy and impact report
• Public Information Campaign 30+
days before implementation
• “Photo Enforced” signage and real
time alerts
Speed Cameras: Locations & Implementation
3 Location Criteria
• 33 Cameras
• Priority Safety Corridors
• Meets “Safety Corridor” definition
per California Vehicle Code
• High speeding and red-light
running crashes
• Clusters of failure-to-yield to
pedestrians
• Speed and Data Volume
Public Outreach Implementation Implementation
• Warnings issued during first 60 days
of implementation
• First violation of 11-15 mph over
speed limit = warning
• Fine/fee reduction & diversion
programs
• 5 years total operational period and
completed by 1/1/2032
• Final evaluation & closeout report
Speed Cameras: Estimated Timeline
4 2024 2024-2025 2025 2026 2032
Policy, Impact
Report, RFP
Drafted
Council
Adoption, RFP
issued and
awarded
Project
Implementation
and Public
Outreach
Camera
Installation
Close out
Report, Project
must be
completed by
January 1, 2032
5 Years of
Operation
2031
Red-light Running Cameras: Project Scope
5 Planning
• RLR camera funding for 4
intersections (1 approach per
intersection)
• Selection will be primarily
based on RLR crash data
from 2019-2023
• Finalize location
selection with vendor
after contract award
Budget
• $733,000 allocated from
Mayor's June 2022 Budget
Message
- $200,000 - SJPD staffing
- $100,000 - DOT staffing
- $205,000 - RLR vendor
- $228,000 - Contingency
Implementation
• One-year operational
pilot period
• Final evaluation report to
City Council
with recommendation to
terminate, continue, or
expand RLR program
6 Red-light Running Cameras:
Estimated Timeline
2022/2023 2023/2024 2025/2026 Sept – Nov
2024 2024/2025 June 2026
RLR Specs /
Scope of Work
Development
(Complete)
Request For
Proposal Process
& Vendor
Evaluation
(Complete)
Council Award
(Est. Nov 2024)
& Vendor
Agreement
Execution
Camera
Installation
Evaluation and
Final Report to
City Council
One Year of
Operation
Pedestrian Safety Pilot:
Monterey Rd and Curtner Ave-Tully Rd
7 • Installed on May 22, 2022
• Intersection was chosen based
on citywide collision data
• Assists in hit and run and fatal
collision investigations
Public Safety, Finance, and Strategic Support Committee September 19, 2024, Agenda Item (d)4.
Presenter: Lam Cruz, Division Manager (DOT)
Eric Lee, Associate Engineer (DOT)
Lt. Paul Hamblin (PD)
Traffic Enforcement Measures:
Automated Speed Enforcement
& Red-light Cameras
Implementation Progress