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Westlake Approves School Zone Speed Cameras Contract

The Westlake City Council has approved a contract for school zone speed detection services, utilizing a piggyback agreement with the City of Plantation and RedSpeed Florida, LLC.

10/11/2026 · Westlake edition

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The Westlake City Council approved a contract for school zone speed detection services during its October 6, 2026 meeting. The council voted to piggyback on a contract secured by the City of Plantation with RedSpeed Florida, LLC, allowing Westlake to use the company's services for monitoring and enforcing speed limits in school zones.

City staff recommended this procurement method, citing its efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The approved contract, City of Plantation Contract No. 005-24, will be executed by the Mayor or Vice Mayor. Resolution No. 2026-22, passed and approved on October 6, 2026, takes effect immediately.

The council's decision confirms city staff's recommendation after evaluating various procurement alternatives. The agreement includes standard provisions and an immediate effective date upon adoption, aiming to enhance traffic safety around Westlake's educational institutions.

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