YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – School zone cameras in Youngstown will be paused for the summer months, according to the Youngstown Police Department.
The last day of photo speed enforcement for the 2022-2023 school year will be staggered across several schools. The schedule is below:
- Rayen Early College Middle School (Williamson) – May 18
- Youngstown Rayen Early College High School (W. Wood and Wick)- May 18
- Chaney High School (N. Hazelwood and Overlook) – May 24
- Volney Rogers Elementary School (S. Schenley) – May 24
- Kirkmere Elementary School (Kirk Rd) – May 24
- East High School (East High and Bennington) – May 24
- Wilson Middle School (E. Indianola and Gibson) – May 24
- Chaney Middle School (S. Schenley) – May 24
- Taft Elementary School (Gibson) – May 24
- Youngstown Academy of Excellence (Rigby and S. Jackson) – May 24
- Harding Elementary School (Cordova and Benita) – May 24
- Summit Academy (Oakwood) – May 25
- Horizon Science Academy (Southern Blvd) – May 31
- Cardinal Mooney High School (Erie) – June 1
- Ursuline High School (Wick) – June 1
- St. Christine’s School (S. Schenley) – June 2
- Valley Christian School (Southern Blvd) – June 2
- Stambaugh Charter Academy (N. Hazelwood) – June 13
- Potential Development School (Market St)- July 12
Lieutenant Robert Gentile is in charge of Youngstown’s traffic division and says they have seen a significant decrease in speed since the school cameras were set up.
“Anytime school is in session, we said that from the beginning, is when these cameras are going to be operational. That is what we are going by. So once school is out, the school zone enforcement will stop,” Gentile said.
The cameras will resume at the start of the next school year.
