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Approval of School Zone Speed Cameras in Coconut Creek

Original title: MOTION TO APPROVE Revocable License Agreement between Broward County and the City of Coconut Creek for installation, operation, and maintenance of the School Zone Speed Detection Systems (SD Systems) within Broward County right-of-way along Coconut Creek Parkway adjacent to Coconut Creek High School and Dave Thomas Education Center and along Wiles Road adjacent to Monarch High School (Highway Construction and Engineering Division Project No. 241219867) at no cost to Broward County; authorize Mayor and Clerk to execute same; and approve adding City of Coconut Creek to the list of “Grandfathered Cities” under Resolution No. 2025-080. (Commission District 2)

Record date · February 17, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Broward County is considering a license agreement to allow the City of Coconut Creek to install and maintain speed detection cameras in school zones along Coconut Creek Parkway and Wiles Road. The project will be completed at no cost to the County, and the City will be added to a list of '' for speed enforcement purposes.

Why it matters

This agreement authorizes the installation of automated speed enforcement systems near Coconut Creek High School, Dave Thomas Education Center, and Monarch High School, which will impact traffic enforcement and driver monitoring in those school zones.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

City of Coconut Creek

The city assumes responsibility for the installation, operation, and maintenance of speed cameras within County right-of-ways.

Directly affected

Broward County

The County is granting a license for the use of its right-of-way and authorizing the execution of the agreement.

Directly affected

Drivers near school zones

Drivers in the specified school zones will be subject to automated speed detection systems.

Key Facts

  • Broward County will grant a revocable license to the City of Coconut Creek for speed camera installation in County right-of-ways.
  • Cameras will be installed along Coconut Creek Parkway (near Coconut Creek High School and Dave Thomas Education Center) and Wiles Road (near Monarch High School).
  • The City of Coconut Creek is responsible for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the speed detection systems.
  • The project will be completed at no cost to Broward County.
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  • The City of Coconut Creek will be added to the 'Grandfathered Cities' list under Resolution No. 2025-080.
  • The Mayor and Clerk are authorized to execute the agreement.
  • The project is identified as Highway Construction and Engineering Division Project No. 241219867.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this project cost Broward County taxpayers money?
No, the document states the project is at no cost to Broward County.
Where will the new speed cameras be located?
They will be located along Coconut Creek Parkway near Coconut Creek High School and Dave Thomas Education Center, and along Wiles Road near Monarch High School.
Who is responsible for maintaining the cameras?
The City of Coconut Creek is responsible for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the systems.

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Expansion of Automated Enforcement

The inclusion of the City of Coconut Creek as a 'Grandfathered City' suggests a broader, ongoing effort to standardize automated speed enforcement across Broward County municipalities.

City of Coconut CreekBroward County

Connected Entities

Monarch High School, Dave Thomas Education Center, Broward County and 3 more
locationMonarch High School“Site of speed camera installation.”Map →
locationDave Thomas Education Center“Site of speed camera installation.”Map →
OrganizationBroward County“The governing body granting the license for right-of-way usage.”Map →
locationCoconut Creek High School“Site of speed camera installation.”Map →
OrganizationCity of Coconut Creek“The municipality responsible for installing and maintaining the speed cameras.”Map →
otherHighway Construction and Engineering Division Project No. 241219867“The specific project identifier for this work.”Map →

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