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Where are fixed speed cameras in Tallahassee, Florida?
As of August 2026, TPD operates two overlapping fixed camera networks: 48 school-zone speed enforcement cameras across 20 school zones, active during school hours, and 80 Flock Safety LPR cameras permanently mounted citywide. These are not hidden — TPD has published transparency portals for both — but the full coordinate-level data is rarely surfaced in one place.
Evidence
- Per the Tallahassee Democrat (August 2026), school-zone speed cameras resumed ticketing on August 12, 2026, operating 30 minutes before school starts, throughout the school day, and 30 minutes after dismissal.
- Separately, per the Tallahassee Democrat (August 26, 2026), TPD operates 80 Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras across the city, with Leon County Sheriff's Office running an additional 36 — totaling 116 Flock units regionally.
- The 48 cameras are spread across 27 roadways in 20 school zones — schools in Leon County jurisdiction are excluded by statute.
- Known TPD Flock nodes include intersections such as Thomasville Road (FL-61) at N.
- 7th Ave., Sharer Road at N. Monroe Street (FL-63), and Professional Park Circle at Capital Medical Boulevard, among dozens of others listed in TPD's transparency portal.