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West Haven Purchases Noise Monitoring Devices for Ordinance Enforcement

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West Haven officials are moving to automate the enforcement of local noise ordinances. The city purchased four noise monitoring devices from AXIS to connect to existing automated license plate-reading camera systems. These devices are intended to detect acoustic violations, such as loud stereos or modified mufflers, and issue fines to vehicle owners.

From govtech.com

Why it matters

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The technology operates under Connecticut state law which allows for the use of noise cameras. The city plans to deploy the devices on Ocean Avenue, Beach Street, and First Avenue. Officials stated the city is currently determining the minimum decibel level required to trigger the fines.

State law in Connecticut allows the use of noise cameras to assist in enforcing local noise ordinances.

From govtech.com

Who's involved

  • West HavenCity in Connecticut that purchased the devices and plans to deploy the enforcement system.
  • AXISVendor from which West Haven purchased the noise monitoring equipment.
  • Dorinda BorerMayor of West Haven, who commented on the operational timeline of the new system.

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