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Cameras in Ohio

6,988 mapped plate readers, and on official lists 929 traffic cameras.

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Speed cameras in Ohio

15 speed camera programs are running or approved in Ohio. 6 more programs listed, not yet verified.

43 speed cameras are on the map, counted apart from official lists.

Red light cameras in Ohio

1 red light camera program is running or approved in Ohio. 2 more programs listed, not yet verified.

2 red light cameras are on the map, counted apart from official lists.

  • Trotwood

Ohio red light camera ticket rules

Traffic cameras in Ohio

From Ohio Department of Transportation.

Cities in Ohio with a camera page, A to Z

Camera law in Ohio

The law in Ohio, in short (as of Oct 2026):

Ohio R.C. 4511.092-4511.0915 (citation not yet confirmed); municipal corporations only; not on interstates (2019 law).

Speed and red light programs in Ohio

ProgramCamera typeStatus
Toledo Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Akron Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Brice Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Campbell Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Dayton Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
East Canton Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
East Cleveland Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Girard Speed RunningChecked Oct 24, 2026 Source
Kirtland Hills Speed RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Linndale Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Mayfield Village Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
New Richmond Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Newburgh Heights Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Parma School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Timberlake Village Speed RunningAs of May 2026 Source
Trotwood Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Village of Monroeville Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Village of Peninsula Speed RunningAs of Mar 2024 Source
Walton Hills Speed RunningChecked Oct 24, 2026 Source
Willoughby Hills Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Youngstown Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Akron Red light Listed program · not yet verified
Dayton Red light Listed program · not yet verified
Trotwood Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source

Camera tickets in Ohio

Follow the instructions and the deadline on the notice. The notice names the program that sent it. Each program sets its own pay and contest steps.

Ohio camera questions

Does Ohio have speed cameras?

Yes. 15 speed camera programs are running or approved in Ohio. 6 more programs listed, not yet verified.

Are red light cameras legal in Ohio?

Yes. 1 red light camera program is running or approved in Ohio. 2 more programs listed, not yet verified.

Where are Flock cameras in Ohio?

6,315 plate readers tagged Flock Safety are on the map in Ohio. The Flock page for Ohio lists them by city.

Camera alerts

Know when cameras in Ohio change.

Free email alerts for cameras on your routes that start issuing tickets. One summary email a month.

  • In your monthly summary: the day a camera near you starts issuing tickets
  • New cameras mapped or reported near you
  • What plate readers keep, and who runs them
  • Your street, your distance, the camera types you pick

7,917 cameras listed or mapped in Ohio so far.

How camera alerts work

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Sample place: Columbus, 14 mi around. Pick your own place in Ohio or tap Near me.

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.

  • OpenStreetMap contributors: plate readers, speed and red light cameras, data as of Nov 7, 2026; ODbL 1.0
  • 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
  • Youngstown Police, 5 things to know (photo speed enforcement): the last dated source for Youngstown's program (Feb 2023)
  • IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety): lists of cities and counties with camera programs, for the 7 programs marked "Listed program · not yet verified" that rest only on its lists
  • Ohio Department of Transportation: Camera locations: Ohio Department of Transportation (OHGO). Read November 7, 2026.

Plate reader points are mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers (data as of November 7, 2026).

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