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The City of Woodinville launched its School Zone Safety Camera Pilot Program on September 1, 2026, to improve safety and reduce speeding near schools. Cameras are located on NE 195th Street between 136th Avenue NE and 130th Avenue NE.
The two-year pilot begins with a two-month warning period, followed by ongoing evaluations every six months to measure program effectiveness.
SAFETY CAMERA LOCATION AND HOURS: 2026-2027
Warning Period
September 1-October 31, 2026
Citation Issued Begins
November 1, 2026
Camera Locations
Enforceable Hours
NE 195th St between 136th Ave and130th Ave
Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Zone:Woodinville High School, Woodin Elementary
Wednesday (Early Dismissal) 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Proven Tools for Safer Streets & Schools
The program complements existing traffic calming and enforcement efforts to support safer streets and more walkable neighborhoods. School zone safety cameras provide consistent enforcement during arrival and dismissal times, helping reduce speeding and encourage safer driving. Communities across Washington have shown that automated enforcement can improve safety and reduce accidents near schools.
Privacy, Fairness & Accountability
The program prioritizes privacy, fairness, and equity while using data-driven tools to improve safety and help prevent crashes. All violations are reviewed in accordance under Washington State law (RCW 46.63.220):
Cameras capture only the rear of the vehicle and license plate - not vehicle occupants.
Images and data are securely stored and deleted when no longer needed.
Collected information cannot be publicly disclosed, sold, or misused.
The City of Woodinville launched its School Zone Safety Camera Pilot Program on September 1, 2026, to improve safety and reduce speeding near schools. Cameras are located on NE 195th Street between 136th Avenue NE and 130th Avenue NE.
The two-year pilot begins with a two-month warning period, followed by ongoing evaluations every six months to measure program effectiveness.
SAFETY CAMERA LOCATION AND HOURS: 2026-2027
Warning Period
September 1-October 31, 2026
Citation Issued Begins
November 1, 2026
Camera Locations
Enforceable Hours
NE 195th St between 136th Ave and130th Ave
Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Zone:Woodinville High School, Woodin Elementary
Wednesday (Early Dismissal) 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Proven Tools for Safer Streets & Schools
The program complements existing traffic calming and enforcement efforts to support safer streets and more walkable neighborhoods. School zone safety cameras provide consistent enforcement during arrival and dismissal times, helping reduce speeding and encourage safer driving. Communities across Washington have shown that automated enforcement can improve safety and reduce accidents near schools.
Privacy, Fairness & Accountability
The program prioritizes privacy, fairness, and equity while using data-driven tools to improve safety and help prevent crashes. All violations are reviewed in accordance under Washington State law (RCW 46.63.220):
Cameras capture only the rear of the vehicle and license plate - not vehicle occupants.
Images and data are securely stored and deleted when no longer needed.
Collected information cannot be publicly disclosed, sold, or misused.
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The City launched the School Zone Safety Camera Pilot Program in partnership with the Woodinville Police and Public Works departments to improve safety for students traveling to and from school.
Following a traffic safety and equity analysis, NE 195th Street between 136th Avenue NE and 130th Avenue NE was selected as the pilot location. School zone safety cameras help reduce speeding, encourage safer driving, and improve safety for students, families, and the community. Learn more about the project’s background and public outreach history.
The City launched the School Zone Safety Camera Pilot Program in partnership with the Woodinville Police and Public Works departments to improve safety for students traveling to and from school.
Following a traffic safety and equity analysis, NE 195th Street between 136th Avenue NE and 130th Avenue NE was selected as the pilot location. School zone safety cameras help reduce speeding, encourage safer driving, and improve safety for students, families, and the community. Learn more about the project’s background and public outreach history.
