Howard police say speed camera program is working

$28,000 in revenue; 25,000 citations since October 2011

The Howard County Police school zone speed camera program has reduced speeding in 65 percent of school zone roadways and resulted in 25,000 citations since it began in October 2011, according to a report issued by police.

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