| STATE |
BILL |
LEGISLATIVE
ACTIVITY |
| Conneccticut |
HB
6282 (Farr), HB 5911 (Fleischmann) |
House
Bill 6282 is pending in the Judiciary Committee. House Bill
5911 was heard in the Committee on Planning and Development
on 2/26/03 and is awaiting a vote. Both bills would allow
for local municipalities throughout the state to establish
red light camera programs.
|
| Indiana |
SB
3 (Adams) |
Senate
Bill 3 passed out of the Senate Committee on Transportation
and Homeland Security on 1/28/03 and passed the Senate on
2/04/03. It is awaiting committee assignment in the House.
Senate Bill 3 would authorize local municipalities to pass
ordinances allowing the use of red light cameras.
|
| Maryland |
HB
694 (Bronrott), HB 385 (Montgomery County), SB 455 (Forehand),
SB 246 (Mooney) |
House
Bill 694, a statewide photo speed radar bill, and HB 385,
a bill to authorize photo speed radar in Montgomery County,
will both be heard in the Environmental Matters Committee
on 3/11/02. The companion bill, Senate Bill 455, was heard
in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee on 2/13/03 and
is still awaiting a vote. A red light camera repeal bill,
Senate Bill 246, is also in the Judicial Proceedings Committee
awaiting a vote.
|
| Missouri |
SB
90 (Kennedy) |
SB
90 was introduced and referred to theTransportation Committee.
SB 90 would allow ten cities throughout the state to establish
red light camera programs. |
| Pennsylvania |
Bill
000682 (Philadelphia City Council) |
The
City Council is expected to hold a hearing soon, but a date
has not yet been set. |
| New
York |
Assembly
Bills 48 (Lafayette), 599 (Hoyt), 766 (Hoyt) & 772 (Cohen)
and Senate Bill 1367 (Trunzo). |
All
of these bills are currently pending in their respective Transportation
Committees. |
| Texas |
HB
200 (Berman) |
In
Texas, red light camera bills House Bills 901, 282 and 200 have
been introduced and are pending in the House Transportation
Committee. |
| Virginia |
HB
1696 (McQuigg), SB 840 (Quayle) |
HB
1696, sponsored by Del. Michèle McQuigg, was passed by
the Militia Police & Public Safety Committee on 1/18/03,
but the bill was re-referred to the Committee and on 1/31/03,
the bill was defeated on a tie vote. SB 840, sponsored by Sen.
Fred Quayle, passed the Senate and died in the House Militia,
Police and Public Safety Committee. |
| Washington |
HB
1324 (Lovick), SB 5369 (Winsley) |
Statewide
enabling legislation was introduced in both the House and
the Senate. House Bill 1324 version was referred to the Transportation
Committee and Senate Bill 5369 passed out of Judiciary and
was referred to the Ways and Means Committee.
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