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County officials outline 20 candidate speed‑camera sites and nine stop‑sign enforcement locations

September 29, 2026 | Prince George's County, Maryland


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County officials outline 20 candidate speed‑camera sites and nine stop‑sign enforcement locations
Prince George's County staff presented a new list of potential locations for residential automated speed enforcement and stop‑sign cameras, saying the sites were submitted through public requests and validated with speed surveys. "We are seeking 20 new locations to be approved by the council for enforcement zones," Lieutenant Leach said, adding that approval to be added to the county list does not necessarily mean the cameras will be immediately installed.

Staff read sample locations including Emerson Street, Addison Road, Ritchie Road, Livingston Road and Princess Garden Parkway and said most proposed stop‑sign sites showed 70–90% violation rates in initial checks. Council members pressed for municipal-level outcome data and asked staff to ensure vendor contracts include human review stages and workflow safeguards to reduce erroneous citations; staff said those safeguards are typical components of contracts and workflows.

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