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Montgomery County expects more speed camera revenue next year

By Kate Jacobson
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Montgomery County expects more speed camera revenue next year

Montgomery County police are expecting a 7 percent increase from speed cameras in fiscal 2014.

According to County Executive Ike Leggett’s proposed fiscal 2014 budget, police expect to bring in about $14.6 million on revenue from speed camera citations — up from the $13.6 million projected for fiscal 2013. The budget also notes police are estimating they will actually get about $15.8 million in camera revenue this fiscal year, which ends June 30.

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