Suffolk County

Suffolk County ran red-light cameras from June 2010 until Dec. 1, 2024, when its state authority expired. Its $30 administrative fee was voided by the courts, and a class settlement would repay up to $36 per ticket.

Enforcement programs

Red-light cameraVerified

Suffolk County Red Light Safety Program

Status: discontinued | Started Jun 15, 2010 | Ended Dec 1, 2024 | 0 cameras

Tickets and money

How we count
FigurePeriodValueStatusSource
Fines and fees collectedJun 15, 2010 to Dec 1, 2024$289,000,000ReportedGreater Long Island: Suffolk upends controversial red light camera program
Cameras installed2020216VerifiedSuffolk County TPVA: Red Light Safety Program 2020 Annual Report
Camera intersections2020100VerifiedSuffolk County TPVA: Red Light Safety Program 2020 Annual Report
Tickets issued2020322,452VerifiedSuffolk County TPVA: Red Light Safety Program 2020 Annual Report
Fines and fees collected2020$24,164,101VerifiedSuffolk County TPVA: Red Light Safety Program 2020 Annual Report
Paid to camera contractors2020$7,222,083VerifiedSuffolk County TPVA: Red Light Safety Program 2020 Annual Report
Fines and fees collected2014$27,500,000ReportedTBR News Media: Too late to brake on red light cameras
Paid to camera contractors2014$9,500,000ReportedTBR News Media: Too late to brake on red light cameras

Camera locations

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Court cases

McGrath v Suffolk County
Appellate Division, Second Department | 232 AD3d 879, 2024 NY Slip Op 05973 | The county's administrative fee held in conflict with Vehicle and Traffic Law section 1111-b

A proposed $57.5 million class settlement (up to $45 million in refunds and $12.5 million in attorneys' fees) would repay $36 per ticket ($30 fee plus $6 interest) for tickets issued after April 1, 2013. Claim forms are due Dec. 8, 2026.

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