Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, HOAs in Florida can legally issue fines for speeding on private roads. Since HOA roads are private property, the association has the right to install speed cameras and enforce traffic rules. Fines are limited to $100 per violation under Florida Statute 720.305.
TechPro Security offers traffic enforcement as a service at no upfront cost to the HOA. We install radar speed cameras and stop sign violation cameras free of charge, and the community shares in the revenue generated from violations.
Our radar speed cameras detect vehicles exceeding the speed limit and capture license plate images. The system automatically processes violations, sends warnings or tickets to registered owners, and integrates with your access control system to identify residents.
TechPro offers three types: Radar Speed Cameras for detecting speeders, Stop Sign Violation Cameras for capturing vehicles that run stop signs, and License Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras for identifying and logging all vehicles entering or exiting your community.
Yes, HOA speed camera fines are enforceable as civil matters. The association must follow Florida statute procedures, including proper notice and board approval. Fines can be added to the owner's account and collected like other HOA assessments.
Studies show speed cameras can reduce speeding by up to 92% in communities. Many HOAs recover 100% of camera costs from violation collections while dramatically improving safety for residents, children, and pedestrians.
Yes, if proper signage is posted at community entrances informing visitors that traffic is monitored and enforced. Guests are presumed informed when they enter the property. The vehicle owner receives the violation notice.
TechPro handles all installation, monitoring, violation processing, and collections. Revenue from paid violations is shared between TechPro and your HOA, creating an ongoing income stream while improving community safety at no cost to residents.