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Map of Connecticut speed cameras: 45 work-zone sites and 2 planned town sites
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Connecticut speed cameras

47 speed camera sites in 37 towns: 45 in highway work zones and 2 planned sites in Hamden.

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Connecticut has two kinds of speed cameras. CTDOT runs cameras in highway work zones: 45 sites in 36 towns are active as of November 7, 2026, and the sites move as the work moves. Towns can run their own: 7 towns run them and 7 more have approved or planned programs.

Where are Connecticut's speed cameras?

47 sites in 37 towns: 45 in highway work zones and 2 planned sites in Hamden.

Red light cameras in Connecticut

TownSiteTypeFirst listed
Bolton Bolton (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 19, 2026
Cheshire Cheshire (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 5, 2026
Chester Chester (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jul 6, 2026
Colchester Colchester (Project 0028-0211) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 29, 2026
Deep River Deep River (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 15, 2026
Derby Derby (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Nov 1, 2026
Derby Derby (Project 0036-0203) Work zoneApproximate spot Sep 14, 2026
East Hartford East Hartford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 19, 2026
East Hartford East Hartford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 29, 2026
East Lyme East Lyme (Project 0044-0156) Work zoneApproximate spot Mar 20, 2023
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East Windsor East Windsor (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 29, 2026
Enfield Enfield (Project 0048-0200) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 5, 2026
Enfield Enfield (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 8, 2026
Essex Essex (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jul 27, 2026
Fairfield Fairfield (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Aug 31, 2026
Guilford Guilford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 8, 2026
Haddam Haddam (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 7, 2026
Hamden Circular Ave Town cameraIn the town's approved plan Not given
Hamden Woodin St 200 Block Town cameraIn the town's approved plan Not given
Hartford Hartford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 9, 2026
Madison Madison (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 17, 2026
Manchester Manchester (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jul 6, 2026
Meriden Meriden (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 5, 2026
Meriden Meriden (Project 0079-0246) Work zoneApproximate spot Sep 21, 2026
Middlebury Middlebury (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 7, 2026
Milford Milford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 26, 2026
Milford Milford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 13, 2026
New Canaan New Canaan (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 26, 2026
New Haven New Haven (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Sep 28, 2026
New London New London (Project 0094-0261) Work zoneApproximate spot Jul 9, 2026
Old Saybrook Old Saybrook (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 19, 2026
Orange Orange (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Nov 1, 2026
Orange Orange (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jul 6, 2026
Plainville Plainville (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 15, 2026
Southbury Southbury (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 15, 2026
Southington Southington (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 5, 2026
Southington Southington (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Mar 29, 2026
Torrington Torrington (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 7, 2026
Vernon Vernon (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 17, 2026
Wallingford Wallingford (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 8, 2026
Waterbury Waterbury (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 5, 2026
Waterbury Waterbury (Project 0170-3758) Work zoneApproximate spot Sep 14, 2026
West Haven West Haven (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Aug 5, 2026
Westport Westport (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Oct 5, 2026
Winchester Winchester (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jul 6, 2026
Windsor Windsor (Maintenance Activity) Work zoneApproximate spot Jun 7, 2026
Town not given Meriden/Middletown (Project 0079-0240) Work zoneApproximate spot Apr 27, 2023

Which towns have speed cameras?

7 towns run speed cameras: Beacon Falls, Fairfield, Groton, Marlborough, Middletown, New Haven and Washington. 7 more have approved or planned programs.

ProgramCamera typeStatus
Connecticut highway work zones Work-zone speed Running As of Jul 2026 Source
Beacon Falls Speed Running Checked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Fairfield School-zone speed Running As of Jun 2026 Source
Groton Speed Running Checked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Marlborough Speed Running Checked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Middletown Speed Running As of Dec 2025 Source
New Haven Speed Running As of Sep 2026 Source
Washington Speed Running Checked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Hamden Speed Approved As of Apr 2026 Source
Hartford Speed Approved As of Sep 2026 Source
Stamford School-zone speed Approved As of Jan 2026 Source
Stratford Speed Approved As of Sep 2025 Source
West Hartford Speed Approved As of Apr 2026 Source
Wethersfield Speed Approved As of Aug 2025 Source
Greenwich School-zone speed Planned As of Jun 2026 Source
Milford Speed Listed program · not yet verified

Which work-zone cameras are new?

8 active work-zone sites were first listed in the last 30 days, newest first.

  • Derby Derby (Maintenance Activity) Nov 1, 2026
  • Orange Orange (Maintenance Activity) Nov 1, 2026
  • Milford Milford (Maintenance Activity) Oct 26, 2026
  • New Canaan New Canaan (Maintenance Activity) Oct 26, 2026
  • Bolton Bolton (Maintenance Activity) Oct 19, 2026
  • East Hartford East Hartford (Maintenance Activity) Oct 19, 2026
  • Old Saybrook Old Saybrook (Maintenance Activity) Oct 19, 2026
  • Milford Milford (Maintenance Activity) Oct 13, 2026

Active work-zone sites by the month each was first listed. Jun 2026 has the most, with 16.

Mar 2023 1
Apr 2023 1
Mar 2026 1
Jun 2026 16
Jul 2026 6
Aug 2026 2
Sep 2026 4
Oct 2026 12
Nov 2026 2
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What does Connecticut law allow?

Connecticut lets CTDOT run speed cameras in highway work zones. A town can run speed or red light cameras once CTDOT approves its plan.

Connecticut speed camera questions

Is Connecticut putting speed cameras on highways?

Yes, in work zones. CTDOT runs speed cameras where crews work on the highway. 45 work-zone sites in 36 towns are active as of November 7, 2026, and the sites move as the work moves.

Which Connecticut towns have speed cameras?

7 towns run them: Beacon Falls, Fairfield, Groton, Marlborough, Middletown, New Haven and Washington. 7 more have approved or planned programs. The programs table on this page lists each one with its status and date.

Where are the speed cameras in Connecticut?

On highways in work zones, and on town streets. The map shows 45 work-zone sites, each placed only roughly, and 2 planned sites in Hamden. Hamden is the only town that publishes its camera locations.

Sources and updates

How this page was made: CamsAhead writes each page type once, then fills it with this place's data from the sources below.

  • Connecticut Department of Transportation: Camera locations: Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT). Read November 7, 2026.
  • Town of Hamden, Connecticut: Camera locations: Town of Hamden. Read November 7, 2026.
  • City and state program pages: the city and state program pages listed with each row; programs marked "Listed program · not yet verified" have no current program page confirmed yet
  • IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety): lists of cities and counties with camera programs, for the 1 program marked "Listed program · not yet verified" that rest only on its lists

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