Titusville Police Department will begin using automated speed enforcement in school zones starting March 9. The program uses cameras to monitor vehicle speeds near schools and issue $100 fines for speeding violations. Officers confirmed drivers caught exceeding limits will not face license points but must pay the penalty through options provided by the department. The initiative is part of the department’s Vision Zero effort to reduce traffic incidents. Specific enforcement locations will be shared through previous department announcements. Residents can check those updates for details about where cameras are active. The department said it will provide ongoing updates as the program expands. Automated enforcement has been used in other Florida cities to improve safety near schools. Titusville’s program focuses on areas around elementary and middle schools in the city. The fines collected will fund additional safety measures. Drivers have 30 days to pay citations before penalties increase. The police department emphasized the program aims to protect students without punishing drivers unfairly. Community feedback on the program will be considered in future phases.