HB843

Require elector approval for a municipal traffic camera program

Introduced·5/6/26
Introduced Text

Ohio HB843 requires municipal approval for traffic camera programs.

Ohio HB843 mandates that municipal corporations must obtain approval from their electors before implementing a traffic camera program to detect and enforce traffic law violations. The bill outlines procedures for issuing tickets, contesting violations, and handling stolen vehicle or license plate claims. It also specifies conditions for the use of traffic law photo-monitoring devices, including the presence of a law enforcement officer and the requirement for a ticket to include detailed information about the violation.

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Where it stands

Current
Local Government Committee
Next
Committee decision

Sponsors

0
1
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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Calendar

Jun 8

3:30 PM

House Local Government 2nd Hearing, Prop/Opp/IP Testimony

History

May 13

House

Referred to committee: Local Government

May 6

House

Introduced