The program improves roadway safety by encouraging compliance with posted speed limits on privately managed community roads.

The program is operated by the community in conjunction with Techpro Security's Traffic Pro enforcement system.

Roads within participating communities are private property owned or controlled by the association or management entity.

No. This is a private rule‑enforcement program and not a government traffic enforcement system. This private community speed enforcement program is issued pursuant to the community HOA's governing documents and Florida Statute §720.305. It is not a government‑issued traffic citation.

No. They are private community rule‑violation notices, not state or municipal citations.

No. These are private Community Speed Violation Notices and do not impact driving records or insurance policies.

Florida Statute §720.305 states: "The association may levy reasonable fines for the violation of the declaration, the association bylaws, or reasonable rules of the association." This statute authorizes private communities to issue violation notices, conduct hearings, and levy fines for failure to comply with posted rules on private roads.

State traffic laws generally apply only when enforced by law enforcement under a formal traffic‑control agreement. Without such an agreement, private communities enforce their own rules pursuant to their governing documents.

Your vehicle exceeded the posted speed limit on privately managed roads monitored by the community's enforcement system.

Any speed above the posted limit may result in a notice or fine. Communities may adjust internal enforcement thresholds without notice and as needed for safety.

Communities may establish different enforcement thresholds for residents, visitors, vendors, or unregistered vehicles. Communities are also authorized to set fine schedules for each category, as long as fines do not exceed the maximum amounts permitted under Florida Statute §720.305.

Each community may set its own fine schedule. Some communities use escalating fines based on offense count, while others escalate based on the speed recorded.

Resident vehicles are identified by license plate number. If the plate is not registered in the community's access or vehicle system, the vehicle is automatically treated as a visitor.

Communities use professional radar‑based speed‑monitoring systems designed for private‑property safety enforcement.

Devices are professionally calibrated at installation, recalibrated if relocated, recalibrated annually, and monitored continuously through built‑in self‑diagnostics.

No. Radar‑based systems measure speed through the weather‑sealed device housing and are unaffected by surface moisture.

Private communities are not legally required to provide calibration logs because the equipment is not law‑enforcement radar. Communities may however confirm calibration status upon request.

No. Law‑enforcement radar certification standards apply only to police‑operated equipment and do not apply to private community speed‑monitoring systems.

Residents may contest a notice during the association's violations committee meeting. Non‑residents may contact the phone number or email address on the notice if they believe an error has occurred.

Each notice typically includes a vehicle image, date, time, location, posted speed, and recorded speed.

Notices typically have a 30-day payment period from the date of issuance. The specific due date is listed on your notice. Late payments may incur additional fees.

Payments may be made online or by check as indicated on the notice.

Consequences vary by community. For residents of the community, non-payment penalties may include suspension of resident entry transponders and/or denial of access to common area facilities. For non-residents, nonpayment penalties may result in denial of future access to the community.

No. All data is used exclusively for private community rule enforcement and stored securely.

No. Images focus only on the vehicle and license plate area.

Data is kept only as long as necessary for enforcement, review, and compliance with community policies.

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