OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — The newly introduced School Zone Speed Safety Program has entered Phase 2, with four additional schools and 17 more cameras coming online to help keep students safer on their way to and from school.
The Osceola County Board of County Commissioners aims to improve community safety by approving the installation of state-of-the-art digital speed safety cameras. These cameras will decrease traffic violations and collisions, helping increase safety around our schools.
The County successfully implemented 15 cameras in Phase 1. As they continue to expand the program, 17 cameras in Phase 2 will begin issuing warnings to drivers who are caught speeding for the next 30 days.
Vehicles caught speeding during school hours, as well as 30 minutes before and after school hours, will receive a Warning notice in the mail alerting them to their illegal act and reminding them about the importance of staying alert in this location.
After a 30-day warning period, the program will begin issuing Citations to violators on April 25, 2025.
Fines will be sent to the vehicle’s registered owner for $100.
32-speed cameras have been placed in several directions at high-risk locations across Osceola County, with asterisks indicating the schools in Phase 2:
- Bellalago Academy
- Boggy Creek Elementary School
- BridgePrep Academy*
- Deerwood Elementary
- Horizon Middle School
- KOA Elementary
- Liberty High School
- Mater Brighton Lakes Academy
- Mater Palms Academy
- Narcoossee Elementary School*
- Parkway Middle School
- Poinciana High School*
- Reedy Creek Elementary School*
- Sunrise Elementary School
For more information on the County’s traffic safety program, visit Osceola County School Zone Speed Safety Program.
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