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Windsor made no decision on speed enforcement cameras and will review results from other communities before considering adoption. Officials also said access to Windsor’s automated license plate reader data has been restricted to vetted law enforcement agencies within a 100-mile radius, with filters blocking searches related to immigration and reproductive rights.
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The meeting was informational, so no vote was taken on either camera system. Windsor currently has 16 automated license plate reader cameras, while any speed-camera proposal would require a town plan, ordinance, public hearing, Town Council approval, and state approval. If adopted, speed cameras would issue warnings for the first 30 days, then fines of $50 for a first offense and $75 for later offenses, plus a processing fee of up to $15.
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