Greenwich Police announced via a post on Facebook that in the month of January 2026, there were 7,225 school speed camera violations issued.
The speed cameras are located in school zones.
In December Chief Jim Heavey told the BOE that speeding around Eagle Hill School and North Street School had dropped 90%.
The FB post said the 7,225 violations were reviewed by the vendor, Blue Lines Solutions, and Greenwich Police Traffic Section before being mailed to the registered owner of the vehicle cited.
The post said there are still 9,537 pending violations for review that may increase the total number of violations for the month.
“We kindly remind all motorists to reduce their speed when traveling through school zones. Slowing down helps ensure the safety of students, pedestrians, and crossing guards. We appreciate your cooperation and support in enhancing public safety,” Police said.
The fee for the first violation is $50 and subsequent ones are $75.
Anyone noticing suspicious activity is asked to report it to the Greenwich Police Department immediately.
*Report suspicious activity any time to 203-622-8004 and to make a confidential report about criminal activity contact [email protected] or 203-622-3333.
In January there was a total of 3205 calls for service, 5 burglaries, 8 larcenies from motor vehicles, 5 motor vehicles thefts, 23 domestic violence incidents, 14 DUIs, 245 motor vehicles collisions, 607 motor vehicle stops, 403 medical calls and one robbery.
Also, in January the top motor vehicle citation was for speeding. The top reported crime was larceny. There were 60 adult arrests; two juvenile arrests; 13 misdemeanor summonses, 282 motor vehicle infractions and 367 motor vehicle warnings.
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