en.Wedoany.com Reported - The US-based Sensys Gatso Group has been awarded a five-year contract to manage school zone speed enforcement in the city of Schenectady, New York State. The school zone speed enforcement contract will be fulfilled by Sensys Gatso USA, which will install fixed-pole cameras at approximately 9 school zone locations across the city. The cameras are scheduled to be activated in September, with the contract including provisions for future expansion to up to 20 zones.

Sensys Gatso Group CEO Lew Miller stated: "There is no reason for a vehicle to speed in a school zone, especially when children are present. We are proud to partner with Schenectady because safety is at the core of everything we do, and we believe this school zone speed enforcement program will make drivers slow down, change their behavior, and help keep children safe."

Schenectady Police Chief Brian Whipple said: "School zones should be among the safest places in our city. This school zone speed enforcement initiative aims to change driver behavior and emphasize that protecting children is non-negotiable. Slowing down in these areas is not a suggestion, but a critical measure to ensure children's safety."

This school zone speed enforcement contract expands Sensys Gatso's presence in New York State, where the company already provides school zone speed and red-light intersection enforcement services in Albany under a managed services agreement.

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