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Do you live in the South end of Alameda County or the North end of Santa Clara County - State Sen. Ellen Corbett's former District?

In late 2014 Sen. Corbett termed-out, and was replaced by this person

Wieckowski, author
                  anti-motorist bill AB 666

  Wieckowski, Author of the anti-motorist bills SB 1 and AB 666 and lover of red light cameras

who will be
running for re-election to the State Senate in 2022 if his current run for Alameda County Supervisor doesn't work out.

In March 2020 please don't vote for him for Supervisor.  Unless you want more red light cameras in the County.

Send him back home to his bankruptcy law practice.

As of 2019 he is in the State Legislature in Sacramento.  He was a co-author of SB-1 which raised gas tax and car registration fees beginning Nov. 2017 and which was the subject of an attempted repeal, by Prop. 6 on the Nov. 2018 ballot. 
In 2013 he was the author of AB-666 which - had it passed - would have increased the number of red light camera tickets. 
Before reaching the Legislature he was a member of the Fremont City Council, and during his time on the council he approved two extensions of Fremont's contract with RedFlex:  He was the maker of the 2005 motion to extend the contract to 2010, and in 2010 he made the motion to extend the contract to June 2017.


Maps
                  by Google and KCRA, assembled by highwayrobbery.net
Locations of cameras operated by the County of Sacramento, as of Aug. 2019.
34% of Sacramento's tickets are for right turns.
Map by Google, camera locations added by KCRA-TV.
Additional cameras, not shown on this map, are operated by the cities of Citrus Heights (57% of tickets are for
right turns), Elk Grove (93% for right turns), and Rancho Cordova (81% for right turns).


Docs Set # 1
Ticket Counts

City Data, 2001 - 2004


On Nov. 29, 2004 I received the following table from the City, covering one year.




City Data, 2001 - 2004:  Violations Recorded (some months), Citations Issued, and Citations Paid

On Dec. 8, 2004 the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department sent me month-by-month ticket counts for each camera.  That data is displayed in the table below.

New 12-11-04

Cam #
3613
3614
3623
3632
3634
3643
3651
3652
3653
3654
3663
3664
3672
3674
3676






City's
System
Provided
by
ACS
Fair
Oaks
EB@
Howe
Fair
Oaks
WB@
Howe
El
Camino
EB@
Ever-
green
Arden
SB@
Expo-
sition
Mack
WB@
Valley
Hi

Left
Mack
EB@
Center
Pkwy
30th
NB@
Capital
Howe
SB@
Fair
Oaks

Left
"J"
EB@
Alha-
mbra
Broad-
way
WB@
21st
Fair
Oaks
EB@
Howe

Left
"W"
WB@
16th
Howe
SB@
Col-
lege
Town
Hwy
50
exit
WB@
16th
Power
Inn
SB@
Folsom

Left?


[3]
Total
Cites
Issued
as %
of
Recorded
Total
Re-
corded/
Issued


[1]
Paid
Cita-
tions
Aug01





















Sep01
[5]




















Oct01
[5]

















1519

Nov01
[5]

















1402

Dec01
[5]

















1387

2001


















59.1%
4308

Jan02
[5]

















403

Feb02
[5]

















526

Mar02
[5]

















664

Apr02
[5]

















209

May02
[5]

















0

Jun02
[5]

















0

Jul02
[5]

















0

Aug02
[5]

















0

Sep02
[5]

















0

Oct02
0

19
0
0
0
0
10
46
38
9
11
0
8
0




141

Nov02
2

60
0
0
11
0
58
0
95
19
19
0
24
0




288

Dec02
2

80
0
3
19
0
84
92
12
20
27
0
33
0




372

2002


















11.6%
2603

Jan03
1

56

7
20

66
56

15
37

22





280

Feb03
2

103

10
19

87
61

21
20

13





336

Mar03
1

121

13
17

90
115

25
30

22





434

Apr03
2

106

11
24

65
108

26
23

34





399

May03
2
3
92
8
12
31

61
87

31
20

50





397

Jun03
1

74
0
4
23

26
100

24
21

63





336

Jul03
0

66
0
3
22

52
105

15
29

53





345
0
Aug03
2

78
5
8
20

49
88

30
21

31





332
28
Sep03
0
0
150
3
30
22

87
105
6
48
30

37





518
209
Oct03


153
4
23
16

59
136
38
64
31

67





591
307
Nov03


124
5
16
16

49
78
50
30
23

37





428
172
Dec03

0
111
0
19
12

63
99
50
25
8

38
24




449
170
2003


















23.8%
4834

Cam #
3613
3614
3623
3632
3634
3643
3651
3652
3653
3654
3663
3664
3672
3674
3676






Jan04

0
97

28
8

23
106
47
18
8

13
5




353
163
Feb04


115

16
17

54
138
39
34
32

50
56




551
291
Mar04


61

12
14

14
107
35
31
13

25
34




346
159
Apr04


156

32
20

61
118
60
26
49

60
168




750
335
May04


86

9
10

31
122
35
16
10

17
82




418
288
Jun04


167

21
23

62
175
77
29
32

67
160




813
499
Jul04


125

24
16

48
123
47
23
7

60
92




565
337
Aug04


173

33
27

64
148
56
35
16

68
157




777
446
Sep04


150

15
13

46
130
32
33
12

39
106




576
280
Oct04


128

18
8

90
130
72
32
17

53
117




665
176
Nov04





















Dec04





















2004
YTD
[2]


















28.7%
5814


This table made by highwayrobbery.net, using official monthly tabulations of citations actually issued.
[  ] indicates a footnote.
[1]  Totals are as provided by the sheriff.
[2]  .
[3]  Un-used columns were to allow for later expansion of the system.
[4]  Figures in red type are "raw" violations recorded by the cameras, and have been posted only for selected months, due to time limitations.  If there is sufficient public interest, the remaining months will be posted.  The figures in black type are citations issued.
[5]  Data has been requested but has not yet been received.



County Data, 2001 - 2004

On Oct. 25, 2004 I received the following small table from the County, covering one year.



On Nov. 29, 2004 I received the following camera-by-camera table from the County, covering 3-1/2 years.



County, 2001 - 2004:  Violations Recorded (some months), Citations Issued, Citations Paid

On Dec. 8, 2004 the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department sent me month-by-month ticket counts for each camera.  That data is displayed in the table below.

New 12-11-04

Cam #
4015
4025
4028
4029
4038
4048
4058
4067
4077












County's
System
Provided
by
ACS
Howe
NB@
Hurley




Left
Watt
NB@
Fair
Oaks



Left
Fair
Oaks
WB@
Watt
out-
side
lane
Left
Fair
Oaks
WB@
Watt
in-
side
lane
Left
Florin
WB@
Frank-
lin



Left
Florin
WB@
East
Pkwy



Left
47th
WB@
MLK




Left
Arden
EB@
Watt




Left
Mad-
ison
EB@
Sun-
rise


Left








[3]
Total
Cites
Issued
as %
of
Record-
ed
Total
Record-
ed/
Issued


[1]
Cita-
tions
Paid
Mar01





















Apr01
[5]

















67

May01
[5]

















141

Jun01
[5]

















376
64
Jul01
[5]

















1071
175
Aug01
[5]

















931
454
Sep01
[5]

















767
537
Oct01
[5]

















1016
542
Nov01
143
201
93
142
156
86
170












991
403
Dec01
129
180
58
117
15
80
156












870
382
2001


















44.6%
6230

Jan02
80
76
46
69
46
34
87












438
445
Feb02
84
116
41
99
40
50
97












527
312
Mar02
72
108
38
90
48
50
76












482
331
Apr02
21
23
12
37
14
12
49












168
401
May02
0
0
0
0
0
0
0












0
74
Jun02
[5]


















275
36
Jul02
[5]

















591
32
Aug02
[5]

















584
58
Sep02
[5]

















446
641
Oct02
131
13
30
40
69
62
119












464
384
Nov02
95
11
28
31
42
63
101












371
255
Dec02
110
13
23
35
28
77
72












358
227
2002


















24.7%
4704

Jan03
91
15
23
31
39
54
73












326
305
Feb03
101
9
25
38
35
65
97












370
285
Mar03
93
20
30
37
62
52
106












400
217
Apr03
65
6
17
35
59
46
62












290
333
May03
69
15
35
32
45
32
75












303
192
Jun03
76
14
40
38
71
31
82












352
321
Jul03
87
34
48
53
98
60
58












438
293
Aug03
121
21
37
49
109
43
56












436
220
Sep03
[5]


















489
200
Oct03
103
23
39
59
73
145
75
53
64










634
347
Nov03
69
19
37
31
59
56
61
49
41










422
226
Dec03
74
22
31
36
83
60
42
73
68










489
195
2003


















27.3%
4949

Jan04
64
34
25
40
58
62
45
40
28










396
194
Feb04
53
20
8
25
52
47
64
28
49










346
167
Mar04
65
39
49
30
80
46
86
42
54










491
217
Apr04
57
21
29
27
50
48
42
36
49










359
185
May04
84
39
38
44
80
80
55
38
54










512
344
Jun04
83
25
27
43
42
55
24
38
21










358
244
Jul04
99
35
30
50
84
58
42
88
52










538
294
Aug04
106
23
23
30
93
29
64
75
36










479
315
Sep04
113
30
39
43
115
91
75
89
24










619
298
Oct04
97
33
26
29
73
57
48
29
62










454
113
Nov04





















Dec04





















2004






















This table made by highwayrobbery.net, using official monthly tabulations of citations actually issued.
[  ] indicates a footnote.
[1]  Totals are as provided by the County.
[2]  Annual total, or annual projection, is by highwayrobbery.net.
[3]  Un-used columns are to allow for later expansion of County's system.
[4]  Figures in red type are "raw" violations recorded by the cameras, and have been posted only for selected months, due to time limitations.  If there is sufficient public interest, the remaining months will be posted.  The figures in black type are citations issued.
[5]  Data has been requested but has not yet been received.




Data for City/County Combined System, 2009 and After

Total Violations, Notices Printed, Rolling Right Citations

New 12-2-10, updated 6-11-20


Cam #
16WS
47ML
ARCH
ARWA
AUGA BR21
CA99
ECEA
ECEV
ELDJ
FLEA
FLFR
FLLI
FOHO
FOWA
HOFL
HOFO
HOHU
ISFI
JSAL
MACE
MACY
MADA
MASU
MAVH
WAFO



City/County
System
Provided
by
RedFlex
16th
&
W

[4]
47th
&
MLK

[4]
Arden
&
Chal-
lenge

[4]
Arden
&
Watt

[4] [11]
Au-
burn
&
Gar-
field

[4]
Broad-
way
&
21st

[4]

Cal-
vine
&
99

[4]
East-
ern
&
El
Cam-
ino

[4]
El
Cam-
ino
&
Ever-
green

[4]
Elk-
horn
&
Don Julio

[4]
Florin
&
East
Pkwy

[4]
Florin
&
Frank-
lin

[4]
Florin
&
Lin-
dale

[4]
Fair
Oaks
&
Howe
(also
see
HOFO)

[4]
Fair
Oaks
&
Watt
(also
see
WAFO)

[4]
Howe
&
Fol-
som

[4]
Howe
&
Fair
Oaks
(also
see
FOHO)

[4]
Howe
&
Hur-
ley

[4]
I
St.
&
5th

[4]
J
&
Al
ham-
bra

[4]
Mack
&
Center
Pkwy

[4]
Man-
zanita
&
Cy-
press

[4]
Mad-
ison
&
Date

[4]
Mad-
ison
&
Sun-
rise

[4]
Mack
&
Valley
Hi

[4]
Fair
Oaks
&
Watt
(also
see
FOWA)

[4]
Total
Violations
Recorded/

Notices
Printed
Per
Official
Monthly
CMR
Reports
[1] [4]
Total
Citations
Issued/
Rolling
Right
Citations
Per CVC
21455.5(i)
Annual
Reports
[16]
Revenue
from
Court
(thou-
sands)
[17]
May09





























Jun09

0

0

0


0


0


0


0


0

0
0
0
0
0


Jul09

75
40

328
192

0
0


0
0


0
0


187
135
0
0

279
229


0
0

23
23
0
0
0
0
167
75
1059
694


Aug09
[5]



1174
445






















3424
1564


Sep09
[5]



1093
252






















3148
1142


Oct09

178
60

769
178

27
18


20
14


36
29


237
89
0
0

347
170


29
14

261
131
133
54
97
49
744
314
2878
1120


Nov09
[5]



359
131






















3864
1906


Dec09
[5]



407
131






















3860
1495


2009





























Jan10

95
36

333
97

231
95


565
299


556
227


103
57
32
19

242
111


273
110

248
127
60
34
616
118
443
218
3797
1548


Feb10

128
45

281
100

159
48


514
268


523
253

0
0
149
80
282
150
0
0
215
79


243
84

254
147
101
47
584
144
437
256
3870
1701


Mar10

145
64

286
80

250
107


667
322


640
270

0
0
180
95
449
108
0
0
227
106


332
134
0
0
235
140
57
25
477
119
398
226
4343
1796


Apr10

157
69

528
111

224
80


542
286

0
0
603
232

737
309
164
86
385
123
62
33
351
173


258
83
0
0
267
134
80
43
747
212
621
320
5726
2294


May10

172
45

1100
106

307
65

0
0
388
138

0
0
577
149

396
152
194
68
366
71
64
23
324
105


307
65
344
232
204
89
82
26
788
114
663
184
6276
1632


Jun10

142
10

933
30

341
17

0
0
509
45

1
0
528
33

249
15
189
15
463
30
125
16
337
28


271
19
385
69
141
18
79
7
831
25
1025
93
6549
470


Jul10

130
54

1167
215

337
124

369
149
581
284

294
115
526
194

300
81
175
86
435
171
177
84
307
123


282
82
301
151
154
80
104
63
886
190
717
283
7242
2529


Aug10

101
33

1077
179

319
111

462
92
663
300

386
195
491
163

295
74
155
83
443
147
181
68
294
82


240
37
228
120
109
63
99
49
715
124
676
266
6934
2186


Sep10

121
57
0
0
1171
243

308
126

381
49
571
321

359
200
480
158

367
114
242
134
429
156
183
69
225
94
0
0

251
73
257
105
106
45
92
46
719
166
865
370
7127
2526


Oct10

121
43
0
0
1111
239

256
82

339
49
543
265

405
207
469
159

319
80
174
65
407
127
133
36
252
99
0
0

236
68
355
144
129
67
117
54
1182
68
776
283
7324
2235


Nov10

117
34
204
49
933
177

177
51

368
60
478
248

415
224
450
182

324
113
118
41
330
107
111
38
253
104
178
81

222
62
293
148
232
133
127
72
633
165
745
240
6708
2329


Dec10

99
26
648
281
967
172

160
41

346
50
487
228

397
224
408
130

253
54
124
42
303
69
143
35
251
78
688
292

207
53
275
96
258
131
174
54
587
130
703
162
7478
2348


2010

516

1749

947


3004


2150


852
1278

1182


870

1174
520
1575
2901
23594


Jan11

123
38
785
114
845
140

126
33

420
46
477
207

395
211
347
133

253
70
124
42
267
69
130
39
211
66
956
256

191
50
280
118
223
122
117
50
420
81
686
161
7376
2026

135
Feb11

103
28
592
69
794
139

132
37

326
31
416
185

307
184
358
127

266
81
127
56
274
76
123
28
246
90
932
281

167
31
237
106
163
80
89
39
358
101
662
209
6672
1978

146
Mar11
[12]

107
37
24
596
91
71
778
106
75

213
65
59

340
43
40
484
217
161

416
242
188
406
124
84

273
87
67
152
56
36
344
82
68
150
35
24
245
79
64
1031
312
261

199
38
25
264
88
71
203
81
69
91
32
23
480
119
81
736
255
200
7508
2189
1691

163
Apr11
[12]

105
22
18
609
86
65
858
113
89

251
84
69

396
60
52
552
205
160

335
166
125
417
96
58

260
88
66
156
49
39
333
79
62
154
38
30
285
96
75
1231
292
254

173
41
29
251
99
89
217
77
60
107
40
31
383
81
56
692
219
188
7764
2031
1615

157
May11
[12]

122
27
16
573
66
46
816
74
45

240
64
51

393
45
32
509
200
138

457
200
145
410
89
55
0
0
0
332
110
68
123
35
17
372
87
61
156
40
23
239
51
27
1262
327
259

186
20
11
254
72
64
202
57
48
92
26
17
484
86
45
636
188
131
7858
1864
1299

105
Jun11
[12]

114
37
20
601
71
44
765
70
28

273
82
58

406
49
34
542
188
140

306
143
111
385
85
48
0
0
0
243
70
37
108
39
18
334
79
46
129
32
19
340
117
62
1006
242
164

159
32
18
237
82
64
189
69
49
113
34
21
448
87
48
645
176
127
7343
1784
1156

139
Jul11
[12]

110
41
22
730
103
65
1047
170
83

292
104
68

415
61
43
566
241
169

315
189
140
422
118
68
92
55
53
301
115
77
118
53
28
420
130
84
114
46
27
399
131
75
848
246
191

199
46
20
233
84
68
201
85
59
246
54
33
515
97
46
610
190
117
8193
2359
1536

128
Aug11
[12]

126
41
26
654
96
56
1160
226
103

300
87
62

455
101
59
512
223
154

444
290
212
420
151
94
185
54
45
337
113
71
163
80
50
381
117
82
144
54
33
380
152
93
929
284
213

224
58
30
259
147
107
276
150
113
128
54
33
745
97
55
747
282
203
8969
2857
1894

130
Sep11
[12]

143
50
32
781
116
65
1106
174
85

308
120
79

408
68
47
505
249
167
0
0
0
390
260
185
414
153
96
149
25
23
515
161
100
177
66
47
452
116
76
152
45
32
354
122
81
763
230
156

224
63
29
248
124
97
290
140
99
577
195
140
393
100
62
700
231
154
9049
2808
1852

126
Oct11
[12]

137
39
13
832
94
43
1146
261
123

264
99
62

408
57
30
462
187
106
0
0
0
429
245
148
405
157
69
137
33
15
463
106
69
187
64
35
369
79
45
165
37
23
355
116
69
636
183
124

211
68
26
258
109
78
209
112
78
367
154
85
439
123
65
638
200
98
8517
2523
1404

123
Nov11

93
26
856
106
1008
233

151
50

351
63
421
161
2
1
381
228
353
106
190
44
372
86
131
47
464
80
125
33
331
128
751
245

221
70
278
109
136
62
417
190
423
115
612
228
8067
2411

128
Dec11
[12]

86
30
19
886
85
47
1074
191
83

169
54
28

434
70
43
371
150
105
144
91
83
366
223
140
339
134
56
195
67
40
296
73
51
114
38
21
373
92
61
178
37
21
256
90
49
717
237
166

212
71
38
277
94
64
193
124
99
488
207
110
454
152
69
475
192
116
8097
2502
1509

129
2011

302
835
1254

714

554
1993
84
2128
1042
220
880
454
856
351
941
2734

395
1099
987
793
872
2059
21527


Cam #
City/
County
16WS
ci

47ML
co
ARCH
ci
ARWA
co
AUGA
co
BR21
ci
CA99
co
ECEA
co

ECEV
ci
ELDJ
co
FLEA
co
FLFR
co
FLLI
co
FOHO
ci
FOWA
co
HOFL
ci

HOFO
ci
HOHU
co
ISFI
ci
JSAL
ci
MACE
ci
MACY
co

MADA
co
MASU
co
MAVH
ci
WAFO
co



Jan12

318
32
746
48
779
72

132
28

303
26
265
66
133
27
284
113
338
44
126
25
200
35
119
19
253
50
103
11
263
54
622
122

162
31
249
73
205
72
414
110
443
68
476
122
6923
1248

137
Feb12

129
27
565
45
694
52

108
22

283
26
311
79
140
28
316
117
346
65
158
33
228
21
115
26
329
69
104
10
279
51
531
84

157
18
206
56
216
78
422
125
414
64
436
110
6487
1206

145
Mar12
0
0
113
23
559
44
718
48

176
29
0
0
292
23
364
99
153
32
381
131
376
37
152
28
172
15
146
38
399
84
78
8
251
38
635
106
0
0
179
24
252
64
263
57
487
109
434
59
561
110
7144
1206

153
Apr12
0
0
140
24
491
33
769
49

238
49
0
0
283
24
437
107
145
18
405
135
334
40
217
38
155
19
157
32
382
68
113
10
273
57
568
76
111
64
168
17
219
58
218
63
443
91
400
39
599
125
7265
1236

128
May12
30
16
133
35
546
71
756
55

266
55
583
481
316
32
462
139
117
18
431
137
354
78
197
24
179
18
169
32
512
100
87
14
266
68
803
107
380
209
179
19
245
68
146
29
543
124
419
45
633
183
8752
2153

125
Jun12
302
193
128
22
539
39
671
32
0
0
241
56
318
144
271
24
398
101
131
19
407
125
326
55
188
26
165
18
117
25
487
84
101
13
256
53
790
124
346
73
170
13
259
90
214
48
417
79
428
45
582
138
8252
1639

119
Jul12
313
96
121
19
574
35
833
38
0
0
272
53
442
173
280
10
4476
98
168
20
409
101
346
51
218
35
154
10
120
18
491
75
108
16
315
69
1318
92
337
62
202
9
255
66
186
41
396
76
400
25
537
101
9271
1389

124
Aug12
327
79
127
20
512
23
739
26
38
0
255
35
453
161
422
25
488
84
165
32
291
64
441
52
225
24
200
12
146
29
527
74
75
8
338
61
803
95
413
74
207
18
234
52
199
54
325
48
450
38
634
85
9034
1273

140
Sep12
347
120
153
15
524
30
718
43
54
15
261
35
441
187
342
26
476
122
142
29
265
103
377
42
193
45
225
13
176
42
402
66
105
10
398
95
741
105
341
71
191
16
256
82
212
57
379
102
379
29
527
92
8625
1592

124
Oct12
376
177
111
17
674
58
756
88
67
18
235
43
423
195
294
29
376
121
143
28
262
119
494
89
148
33
248
49
172
44
269
43
132
28
375
112
689
142
384
102
174
28
280
97
256
82
362
119
421
63
595
150
8716
2075

138
Nov12
116
31
115
20
545
60
201
23
34
3
147
33
331
166
318
28
337
101
116
28
302
117
584
116
126
21
217
26
147
27
247
68
106
22
391
85
646
150
286
55
179
31
193
53
207
71
341
100
393
48
581
111
7206
1594

135
Dec12
79
19
103
13
624
53
221
30
29
3
128
18
258
80
325
26
331
107
189
47
315
118
404
55
149
19
130
17
107
18
296
55
106
22
301
69
675
158
292
53
151
17
248
66
210
69
616
79
362
39
548
95
7197
1345

141
2012
731
267
539
556
39
456
1587
299
1224
326
1380
724
351
253
350
836
172
812
1361
763
241
825
721
1162
562
1422
17956


Jan13
94
32
112
27
521
39
250
34
31
4
147
28
213
113
350
43
273
78
203
60
310
134
353
75
141
33
147
35
121
35
314
62
69
19
289
85
643
191
328
53
149
37
227
66
196
85
288
106
446
54
468
123
6683
1651


Feb13
55
18
86
20
494
74
182
29
27
4
140
35
315
158
302
51
218
57
210
55
288
136
374
75
163
38
162
29
148
51
305
88
82
16
339
80
630
160
281
46
147
38
201
68
218
81
274
93
373
42
511
140
6525
1682


Mar13
166
77
123
28
579
73
241
55
45
13
183
44
313
146
324
43
260
67
165
31
342
149
486
107
158
30
165
28
173
47
351
89
102
19
377
92
971
236
317
55
181
32
225
67
211
45
337
107
402
57
577
154
7774
1891


Apr13
233
98
120
19
548
67
243
30
26
7
187
38
321
153
312
35
283
55
138
27
326
105
460
79
225
42
213
46
184
53
367
84
155
45
319
78
957
237
300
78
158
25
214
87
230
43
264
69
480
56
587
175
7850
1831


May13
238
102
122
22
572
86
249
36
42
8
203
33
317
123

354
59
140
25
278
93
407
61
229
26
188
29
191
38
476
90
130
21
386
85
1063
270
351
76
191
29
232
64
226
66
317
69
477
49
630
177
8009
1737


Jun13
83
35
97
16
605
84
255
46
154
14
230
53
319
114

334
61
140
24
329
98
456
75
180
22
175
21
187
37
425
70
117
22
279
80
861
176
274
57
163
26
270
85
225
52
332
90
431
49
633
181
7554
1588


Jul13
85
31
110
19
667
75
286
48
180
19
235
52
308
119

274
39
136
31
264
96
469
70
216
32
163
33
153
39
458
91
143
20
358
85
888
166
299
64
230
29
218
76
227
59
357
105
440
53
578
155
7742
1606


Aug13
-
38
-
22
-
76
-
35
-
8
-
59
-
123
-
0
-
36
-
25
-
84
-
59
-
25
-
22
-
38
-
116
-
31
-
85
-
153
-
64
-
13
-
79
-
74
-
76
-
54
-
125
7784
1520


Sep13
-
56
-
28
-
62
-
38
-
16
-
58
-
154
-
0
-
46
-
39
-
125
-
84
-
41
-
33
-
42
-
119
-
25
-
98
-
229
-
70
-
30
-
78
-
83
-
73
-
44
-
138
7287
1809


Oct13
140
60
123
14
683
80
153
29
140
20
198
59
309
135
0
0
197
55
142
29
308
140
389
80
160
45
213
39
193
61
581
111
104
24
439
127
628
191
283
72
180
30
252
86
259
94
333
119
449
63
595
187
7451
1950


Nov13
-
163
-
20
-
73
-
46
-
13
-
40
-
130
-
0
-
46
-
39
-
142
-
72
-
25
-
31
-
45
-
103
-
17
-
98
-
218
-
70
-
28
-
63
-
85
-
85
-
66
-
171
1762
1889


Dec13
-
185
-
11
-
92
-
39
-
10
-
34
-
124
-
11
-
43
-
36
-
127
-
78
-
28
-
28
-
31
-
85
-
23
-
113
-
285
-
67
-
35
-
104
-
92
-
95
-
57
-
123
7079
1956


2013
[2]
895
246
881
465.
136.
533.
1592
183
642
421
1429
915
387
374
517
1108
282
1106
2512
772
352
923
859
1087
644
1849
21110
19370
6562

2013
RTOR
(11 mos.)
[13]
0
0
473
319
0
178
0
145
(6
mos.)
90
95
201
326
112
183
6
0
0
317
162
357
195
582
65
722
43
1493
6452


2013
LTOR
(5 mos.)
[14]
142
55
9
34
5
21
0
0
0
4
0
171
?
42
176
281
31
242
0
0
6
0
3
45
33
20
1320


Jan14
[5]


























6818
1777


Feb14
[5]


























6673
1672


Mar14
313
106
131
26
553
53
226
23
181
4
155
30
284
96
160
21
258
65
131
28
338
133
442
69
133
27
175
29
265
51
482
63
110
21
362
97
641
190
286
81
168
33
219
77
217
70
310
97
365
67
500
112
7405
1669


Apr14
[5]


























7204
1399


May14
[5]


























7786
1469


Jun14
321
101
109
13
567
57
212
24
88
5
275
59
283
78
157
26
285
62
141
25
238
64
307
47
168
25
127
11
214
33
271
46
112
15
392
83
572
94
332
39
159
22
246
56
203
46
281
55
274
34
599
171
6933
1291


Jul14
[5] [15]


























6857
1594


Aug14
[5]


























7796
1547


Sep14
[5]


























7379
1806


Oct14
339
123
159
43
650
82
245
52
2
0
195
50
332
131
134
27
240
74
127
31
271
108
451
85
182
40
255
47
253
44
335
66
101
24
449
126
638
227
358
34
535
65
240
100
267
107
368
94
388
71
571
179
8085
2030


Nov14
[5]


























7356
1853


Dec14
[5]


























7296
1874


2014
[1]
1029
307
803
387
63
508
1366
273
800
318
1169
934
358
398
553
875
227
1187
2206
623
417
938
911
938
690
1703
87608
19981
17829
6092

Cam #
City/
County
16WS
ci

47ML
co
ARCH
ci
ARWA
co
AUGA
co
BR21
ci
CA99
co
ECEA
co

ECEV
ci
ELDJ
co
FLEA
co
FLFR
co
FLLI
co
FOHO
ci
FOWA
co
HOFL
ci

HOFO
ci
HOHU
co
ISFI
ci
JSAL
ci
MACE
ci
MACY
co

MADA
co
MASU
co
MAVH
ci
WAFO
co



Jan15
[5]


























6915
1692


Feb15
[5]


























6854
1850


Mar15
405
118
161
50
633
96
184
44
0
0
234
51
294
151
171
33
441
141
159
47
448
181
535
111
122
28
194
32
288
84
353
92
66
13
389
104
443
109
298
53
485
57
186
84
217
87
304
75
456
77
335
101
7801
2019


Apr15
310
126
150
40
690
106
214
38
0
0
234
57
284
134
133
24
472
140
182
43
420
131
516
114
188
38
196
32
240
61
326
73
108
25
451
117
393
82
341
54
508
56
154
60
197
56
261
46
494
73
360
121
7822
1847


May15
220
71
134
26
589
88
184
34
0
0
229
55
302
134
135
34
488
174
158
46
174
61
505
101
138
26
207
43
245
57
332
48
120
26
579
165
587
173
354
59
547
61
231
102
235
68
219
55
440
85
536
172
7890
1964


Jun15
128
46
119
19
565
80
196
43
0
0
214
57
283
96
84
12
539
182
124
24
199
63
558
128
167
41
147
28
257
75
360
61
105
26
514
123
431
94
376
36
480
29
242
95
241
66
278
78
446
58
521
151
7574
1711


Jul15
246
95
135
26
779
110
233
44
0
0
232
56
314
119
144
12
512
149
126
22
202
70
532
91
149
37
191
39
252
60
377
73
128
20
716
162
529
114
372
42
517
53
233
80
218
69
274
72
477
59
500
153
8388
1827


Aug15
207
64
53
12
608
125
153
27
0
0
173
36
294
108
117
10
555
175
123
27
212
67
332
58
156
29
113
35
122
17
215
47
77
12
302
76
486
110
407
49
427
33
230
97
248
69
255
70
339
59
521
186
6725
1598


Sep15
181
64
19
3
593
93
166
33
0
0
180
33
358
118
108
12
467
133
99
18
340
91
227
39
78
12
98
32
13
1
173
48
56
13
129
34
538
135
401
36
414
47
205
74
216
62
202
73
289
57
374
86
5924
1347


Oct15
263
84
16
4
626
88
133
26
0
0
189
46
356
139
105
12
462
132
108
13
182
62
198
39
125
36
130
35
17
7
153
47
72
17
161
43
459
125
385
66
485
65
228
77
240
99
228
67
270
70
517
181
6108
1580


Nov15
201
73
25
6
562
95
157
36
0
0
181
43
315
110
85
8
375
126
98
12
152
55
234
47
77
15
144
31
17
4
139
46
59
14
136
36
567
167
358
49
466
53
264
81
157
69
277
47
290
74
487
114
5823
1411


Dec15
167
58
32
7
569
97
168
40
0
0
180
34
316
84
106
4
379
82
101
11
165
46
235
26
88
16
88
17
34
7
157
35
68
14
131
22
463
115
309
50
442
47
222
61
240
90
198
11
326
57
509
152
5693
1183


2015
[2]
977
245
1142
435
0
552
1451
212
1625
345
1118
925
322
395
456
688
207
1048
1511
607
590
983
931
722
795
1747
83517
20029
17921
6931

Jan16
153
55
148
21
671
74
185
23
0
0
166
31
307
112
106
9
424
103
125
23
146
42
375
57
111
15
138
19
225
36
205
54
90
10
234
40
400
105
324
43
398
48
228
65
242
79
243
15
452
50
496
137
6592
1266


Feb16
[5]


























6712
1401


Mar16
[5]


























8018
1500


Apr16
[5]


























7639
1504


May16
[5]


























8169
1441


Jun16
[5]


























8179
1284


Jul16
[5]


























8620
1322

141
Aug16
477
105
207
17
1041
114
249
39
0
0
273
62
343
103
167
12
683
178
109
16
300
91
571
76
179
31
0
0
377
62
603
104
0
0
331
61
1013
167
299
33
459
32
293
104
284
63
187
34
0
0
562
134
9007
1638

159
Sep16
558
94
127
91
1251
111
246
30
1
0
359
69
341
92
137
15
564
151
115
15
269
68
570
68
160
22
0
0
370
62
494
92
0
0
320
54
815
136
279
24
425
42
282
76
303
76
192
42
0
0
669
121
8847
1551

139
Oct16
[5]


























9032
1610

144
Nov16
[5]


























8010
1927

151
Dec16
[5]
210
66
218
58
1233
238
413
79
0
0
232
63
315
131
120
23
517
156
111
31
220
79
496
117
130
30
0
0
274
72
364
107
0
0
294
58
797
231
355
71
513
83
265
91
286
99
208
68
0
0
523
141
8102
2092

122
2016
[1]
3611
864
2091
422
11139
1307
3226
515
7
0
3038
603
3869
1225
1654
190
6794
1762
1415
265
2484
703
5936
891
1754
315
692
99
3884
687
5249
1035
336
48
3351
565
9963
1975
3793
451
5338
519
3127
920
3193
860
2314
428
2121
241
6534
1640
96927
18536
14585
5094

Jan17
260
40
155
27
1395
100
322
31
0
0
237
44
323
85
85
8
494
125
85
15
315
93
490
65
139
27
0
0
216
24
340
51
0
0
232
30
650
109
396
31
490
29
238
57
276
74
176
32
0
0
476
97
7790
1194

154
Feb17
140
25
148
19
1039
104
289
35
0
0
262
48
313
101
114
7
412
86
95
9
171
49
434
49
123
16
0
0
250
42
372
49
0
0
279
48
506
80
356
33
431
30
172
16
280
75
147
39
0
0
451
100
6784
1060

138
Mar17
146
42
254
43
1056
91
397
51
0
0
380
69
321
103
131
15
554
141
115
20
282
85
522
63
175
19
0
0
333
56
460
83
0
0
327
54
773
145
370
47
521
43
290
84
313
92
214
43
0
0
495
120
8429
1509

184
Apr17
96
23
239
40
834
71
439
47
0
0
378
51
249
60
111
8
598
122
116
12
298
73
545
54
160
14
737
90
234
33
448
64
286
13
320
50
776
92
344
27
462
38
298
61
291
62
251
45
0
0
562
104
9072
1254

147
May17
101
19
234
45
1039
97
448
52
0
0
409
79
233
67
133
14
672
129
90
10
297
78
601
75
167
14
659
55
250
38
537
99
203
29
309
73
752
100
407
35
515
34
338
101
246
52
150
27
137
4
311
67
9238
1393

153
Jun17
184
45
155
21
1137
139
444
63
0
0
501
113
258
81
134
18
664
145
118
12
306
71
595
79
162
14
521
56
387
57
545
86
196
19
320
55
806
131
374
31
536
27
288
84
249
56
303
49
447
67
658
164
10288
1683

153
Jul17
194
46
116
19
1083
114
445
68
0
0
284
43
278
84
157
13
743
159
123
33
343
82
658
77
174
15
425
43
293
46
530
99
217
24
372
56
720
107
356
41
503
38
261
74
287
66
254
45
278
43
725
179
9819
1614

165
Aug17
226
34
133
15
1057
140
433
47
0
0
460
75
300
80
138
19
704
134
90
12
372
77
628
80
189
19
302
29
349
51
538
75
238
15
290
37
790
95
335
29
609
43
293
88
228
45
261
34
198
24
672
126
9833
1423

163
Sep17
246
51
143
7
962
87
424
38
0
0
413
53
263
64
111
12
595
111
95
12
243
58
576
47
154
20
341
27
377
51
612
83
308
30
320
51
672
73
282
35
596
33
273
62
173
27
252
40
179
24
680
129
9290
1225

151
Oct17
240
50
163
5
1064
66
532
46
0
0
297
49
305
80
128
12
553
83
123
13
276
55
588
50
140
16
343
46
411
48
563
75
278
20
298
23
778
103
380
25
619
39
276
75
237
55
233
24
211
18
653
131
9689
1207

156
Nov17
[5]


























8695
881

144
Dec17
[5]


























9232
961

133
2017
[2] [5]
2200
450
(proj.)
2088
289
(proj.)
12799
1211
(proj.)
5008
574
(proj.)
0
0
(proj.)
4345
749
(proj.)
3412
966
(proj.)
1490
151
(proj.)
7187
1482
(proj.)
1260
178
(proj.)
3484
865
(proj.)
6764
767
(proj.)
1900
209
(proj.)
3994
415
(proj.)
3720
535
(proj.)
5934
917
(proj.)
2071
180
(proj.)
3680
572
(proj.)
8668
1242
(proj.)
4320
401
(proj.)
6338
425
(proj.)
3272
842
(proj.)
3096
725
(proj.)
2689
454
(proj.)
1740
216
(proj.)
6820
1460
(proj.)
108153
15404
(actual)
15405
5267

Jan18
[5]


























8497
1536

138
Feb18
[5]


























7840
1585

130
Mar18
[5]


























8840
1448

166
Apr18
[5]


























9787
860

142
May18
[5]


























10691
956

160
Jun18
[5]


























10166
943

135
Jul18 
[5]


























10059
1220

122
Aug18
[19]
203
34
183
16
1008
101
616
59
0
0
238
39
214
42
125
10
756
107
146
23
547
91
949
92
289
21
273
33
394
42
564
72
249
13
658
78
633
59
310
21
766
42
291
62
263
49
209
26
335
63
705
100
10924
1295

135
Sep18
[19]
239
46
206
16
1100
64
604
34
0
0
196
19
261
50
137
14
749
101
150
10
705
95
884
87
240
22
377
16
410
35
621
62
246
21
600
56
546
52
288
28
0
0
275
54
276
31
174
17
412
41
690
100
10386
1071

118
Oct18
[19]
296
81
231
19
1101
56
702
56
0
0
244
51
275
55
138
14
667
78
133
8
757
156
745
78
154
29
324
32
465
41
617
75
271
19
571
84
538
69
261
28
0
0
233
38
360
71
178
28
397
59
627
93
10285
1318

133
Nov18
[19]
221
48
180
21
994
81
770
74
0
0
192
22
251
54
125
16
579
79
117
13
622
128
708
87
149
7
276
36
340
31
477
48
144
15
668
99
658
93
292
30
0
0
220
41
263
51
161
23
351
66
623
83
9381
1246

120
Dec18
[19] [20]
229
32
163
19
919
45
822
51

215
25
244
53
130
13
617
54
120
9
647
88
697
50
138
10
262
31
268
14
455
38
222
7
453
40
519
48
324
33
0
0
258
24
311
43
197
15
282
41
632
65
9124
848

100
2018
[1]
2607
463
2069
186
12182
932
7845
688
0
0
2878
436
3232
676
1551
173
7892
1114
1430
151
5388
915
8525
891
2060
204
2813
348
4090
465
6119
714
2116
156
7190
1006
7240
904
3806
363
5173
273
3040
600
3332
625
2228
268
3842
541
7637
1249
116285
14341
14341
5135

Jan19  [20]
N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S

C
O
N
D
U
E
N
T

H
I
R
E
D



139
Feb19
N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S


















99
Mar19
N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S


















88
Apr19
N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S


















37
May19  [20] N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S

C
O
N
D
U
E
N
T

F
I
R
E
D



45
Jun19 N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S


















28
Jul19 N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S



















Aug19  [20]
N
O

T
I
C
K
E
T
S

R
E
D
F
L
E
X

R
E
-
H
I
R
E
D


Sep19
82
18
80
3
271
24
280
36

134
30
90
22
52
10
154
24
25
4
301
29
112
7
79
7
86
8
203
24
145
18
63
7
335
50
230
32
160
21
371
41
93
26
130
14
11
2
292
43
282
50
4061
550


Oct19 [9] [21] (adj.)

























10583
1302


Nov19 [9]




























Dec19 [9]




























2019 [2]
(proj.)


























33722
4159
4539
1796

Cam #
City/
County
16WS
ci

47ML
co
ARCH
ci
ARWA
co
AUGA
co
BR21
ci
CA99
co
ECEA
co

ECEV
ci
ELDJ
co
FLEA
co
FLFR
co
FLLI
co
FOHO
ci
FOWA
co
HOFL
ci

HOFO
ci
HOHU
co
ISFI
ci
JSAL
ci
MACE
ci
MACY
co

MADA
co
MASU
co
MAVH
ci
WAFO
co




[10]
16th
&
W

[4]
47th
&
MLK

[4]
Arden
&
Chal-
lenge

[4]
Arden
&
Watt

[4] [11]
Au-
burn
&
Gar-
field

[4]
Broad-
way
&
21st

[4]
Cal-
vine
&
99

[4]
East-
ern
&
El
Cam-
ino

[4]
El
Cam-
ino
&
Ever-
green

[4]
Elk-
horn
&
Don Julio

[4]
Florin
&
East
Pkwy

[4]
Florin
&
Frank-
lin

[4]
Florin
&
Lin-
dale

[4]
Fair
Oaks
&
Howe
(also
see
HOFO)

[4]
Fair
Oaks
&
Watt
(also
see
WAFO)

[4]
Howe/
Power
Inn
&
Fol-
som

[4]
Howe
&
Fair
Oaks
(also
see
FOHO)

[4]
Howe
&
Hur-
ley

[4]
I
St.
&
5th

[4]
J
&
Al
ham-
bra

[4]
Mack
&
Center
Pkwy

[4]
Man-
zanita
&
Cy-
press

[4]
Mad-
ison
&
Date

[4]
Mad-
ison
&
Sun-
rise

[4]
Mack
&
Valley
Hi/
La
Man-
cha

[4]
Fair
Oaks
&
Watt
(also
see
FOWA)

[4]
Total
Violations
Recorded/

Notices
Printed
Per
Official
Monthly
CMR
Reports
[1] [4]
Total
Citations
Issued/
Rolling
Right
Citations
Per CVC
21455.5(i)
Annual
Reports
[16]
Revenue
from
Court
(thou-
sands)
[17]
[6]
NB
16th
WB
47th
EB
Arden
EB
Arden

WB
Broad-
way
EB
Cal-
vine
EB
El
Cam-
ino
EB
El
Cam-
ino
EB
Elk-
horn
EB
Florin
WB
Florin
EB
Florin
EB
Fair
Oaks
WB
Fair
Oaks
SB
Howe
SB
Howe
NB
Howe
WB
I
EB
J
EB
Mack
SB
Man-
zanita
WB
Mad-
ison
EB
Mad-
ison
WB
Mack
NB
Watt



This table made by highwayrobbery.net, using official reports provided by the sheriff under the California Public Records Act.

Official reports:  Jun09, Jul09, Aug09, Sep09, Oct09, Nov09, Dec09, Jan10, Feb10, Mar10, Apr10, May10, Jun10, Jul10, Aug10, Sep10, Oct10, Nov10, Dec10, Jan11, Feb11, Mar11, Apr11, May11, Jun11, Jul11, Aug11, Sep11, Oct11, Nov11, Dec11, 2011-Version 2, Jan12, Feb12Nov12-Jan13, Feb13, Mar12-Jul13, 2013 RTOR & LTOR, Aug13-Jul14, Jul14-Feb15, Mar15-Jun15, Jul15-Jan16, Feb16-Sep16, Oct16-Jul17, Aug17-Oct17  Nov17 - Apr18  May18 - Aug18  Sep18 - Nov18  Aug18 - Oct19
[  ] indicates a footnote.
[1]  Totals are as provided by the sheriff[2]  This annual total, or annual projection, is by highwayrobbery.net.  The projections are based upon the data visible in the table.  The projection for 2019 is 29% (equal to 3-1/2 months) of 2018 activity.
[3]  Any un-used columns are to allow for later expansion of the system.
[4]
  Any figures in red type (or, if you are looking at this table in black and white, the upper figure when there are two or more figures in a cell) are what RedFlex calls Total Violations/Processed Incidents, or all incidents recorded by the cameras.  The figures in black type are what RedFlex calls Notices Printed, and represent the sum of genuine citations issued (those filed with the court) plus any Nominations mailed (not filed with the court, a.k.a. Snitch Tickets). Due to time limitations data may have been posted to the table only for selected months or locations.  If there is sufficient public interest, the remaining months or locations will be posted.
Regarding figures posted in italic type, see Set # 9, below.
[5]  Full monthly data has been received but may not have been posted to the table above, due to time constraints.  However, it is available in the official reports, at the links above.
[6]  The direction of enforcement is from the report linked in Set # 8, below.
[7]  Includes enforcement of posted "no turn on red" signs.
[8]
  Monthly data has not been requested.
[9]  Monthly data was requested on: 1-15-20 and had not been received as of 3-3-20.
[10] The title bar has been repeated solely for the convenience of the reader -
there is no difference between it and the one at the top of the table.
[11]  See info about 2011 Arden/Watt refund, in Docs Set # 7, below.
[12]  Regarding figures posted in italic type in the table above, see Set # 9, below.
[13]  RTOR = right turn tickets approved during the eleven months Jan. - Nov. 2013 (figures for partial month of Dec. have been deducted).
[14]  LTOR = left turn tickets approved during the five months Jul. - Nov. 2013 (figures for partial month of Dec. have been deducted).
[15]  The official report was run a few days before or after the end of the month, so the figures may be low.
[16]  From the annual reports required, beginning with 2013, by CVC 21455.5(i).  They become available by the Fall of the following year.  See Set # 11, below.
[17]  For source document see Sets # 13 & 14, below.
[18]  The official report for this time period was generated less than ten days after the end of the month.  As a result, many violations were still  "in progress" and the eventual number of "approved violations" would be expected to be greater than the number shown in the official report. Before being posted in the table above, the figures given in the official report were adjusted by assuming that the "in progress" violations would be approved in the same proportion that violations were approved during the previous calendar year.  For time periods during (year) the proportion used was --%.
[19]  The Aug. - Nov. 2018 official reports received in late 2018 and early 2019 did not provide per-camera ticket counts for the two intersections having two cameras.  In early 2020 we received revised official reports for those months and those revisions have been entered into the table above. Data for December 2018 did not become available until RedFlex was re-hired in late 2019.  In Feb. 2019 the sheriff wrote: "Because citation data is not updated until the 15th of every month, December's data was not available until January 15, 2019 after the termination of the contract with Redflex.  We cannot access the information."
[20]  See Set # 3 below for more information about the hiring and firing of Conduent and the re-hiring of RedFlex.
[21]  The official report for this month - available at link above - was generated one or more days before the end of the month.  The Processed Incidents figure was adjusted proportionately, as was the figure for violations "in progress."  The citywide "Total Notices Printed" figure was adjusted as follows before being posted to the table above:  It was increased by the adjusted number of violations in progress times the issuance rate seen the previous year. 
 



Sacramento Docs Set # 2
"Late Time" Graphs

The sheriff provided bar graphs of Late Times, etcetera, for all of the cameras.
These graphs track violations recorded, not tickets issued.
Where there is a large number of long Late Time violations in a curb lane, it is believed to indicate heavy ticketing on right turns.
(The curb lane will be the lane with the highest lane number.)

Grand Terrace late times bar chart
The picture above is an example from another city.

47ML 2009
47ML 2010

ARCH 2011

ARWA 2009
ARWA 2010
ARWA 2011 Jan.
ARWA 2011 Apr.
ARWA 2011 Jun.
ARWA 2011 Jul.
ARWA 2011 Aug.
ARWA 2011 Sep.
ARWA 2011 Oct.
ARWA 2011 Nov.
ARWA 2011 Dec.

 
BR21 2009
BR21 2010

ECEA 2010

ECEV 2009
ECEV 2010

ELDJ 2011

FLEA 2010

FLFR 2009
FLFR 2010

FLLI 2011

FOHO 2010

FOWA 2009
FOWA 2010

HOFL 2010

HOFO 2010

HOHU 2009
HOHU 2010

ISFI 2011

MACE 2009
MACE 2010

MACY 2010

MADA 2009
MADA 2010

MASU 2009
MASU 2010

MAVH 2009
MAVH 2010

WAFO 2009
WAFO 2010

All cameras, 2012

All cameras, 2014

All cameras, 2015

All cameras, 2017

All Cameras, 2018

Bar graphs are available for more than fifty other cities - see the list in the expanded version of Defect # 9.




Sacramento Docs Set # 3
The Contract, the (Excessive) Rent, and in 2019 a New Vendor, Temporarily

In Chronological Order, 2008 to the Present

2008 Contract
2008 Memo of Understanding (MOU)
2010 Extension

Until late 2008 the City & County's cameras systems were provided by ACS (now Xerox/ACS), and the tickets were signed by the Highway Patrol.  Then, on Dec. 1, 2008 the Board of Supervisors signed a contract with RedFlex for a new joint system, to be operated by the County and the sheriff.

Some of the "tickets" mailed may be "Snitch Tickets," which you can ignore.  A Snitch Ticket will not have the Court's name and address on it.  For more details, see the Snitch Ticket section on the Your Ticket page.

The 2008 MOU specifies that for a ticket to be issued, the Late Time must be 0.2 secs. or greater.

The contract is "flat rate" - it does not include an illegal "cost neutrality" clause.


Contract Re-Bid in 2013 - Can be Extended to Run to Dec. 2020

In 2013 the County opened the program to competitive bidding, and got four bids.  The bids were scored on categories including price, capabilities and risk, and RedFlex (the current vendor) came out # 1, just ahead of ATS. ATS then submitted a formal protest of the scoring.
Staff's recommendation to award the contract to RedFlex was on the Consent Calendar for the Board of Supervisors meeting of Dec. 10, 2013. and the Board approved the award 5 - 0 despite that at their meeting of Dec. 3 the City Council continued the approval of the new MOU to its meeting of Dec. 17.

The new 2013 MOU reduces the minimum Late Time required for the issuance of a ticket to 0.1 second, from the 0.2 required under the 2008 MOU (see Attachment A to the MOUs).

ATS Protest (Nov. 22)
County Response to ATS Protest (Dec. 6)
Documents prepared for Dec. 10, 2013 Board meeting:
Recommendation by Sheriff
Proposed Contract
Method of Evaluation
The 2013 MOU (Signed)

The 2013 contract was for an initial term of three years (expiring 12-31-16), with the option for four one-year extensions (expiring 12-31-20).  Per paragraph A of the contract's Appendix B, the County can cancel at any time, with no penalty, so long as it gives 30 days notice to RedFlex.

The price specified in the 2013 contract was $3400 per camera per month.

In Sept. 2014 the Bee revealed that RedFlex spent thousands of Dollars on meals for the government personnel running the Sacramento camera program.  The meals were inexpensive, nothing special, but there was over 250 of them!

Late 2015 invoices showed that the County was continuing to pay $3400 per camera, a total of $85,000 monthly for 25 cameras.
 

Contract Extended to  Dec. 2017

The initial three-year term of the contract ended in Dec. 2016;  a Nov. 2016 Change Order extended the contract to Dec. 31, 2017 without getting any reduction of the $3400 price.
 

Contract Extended to Dec. 2018 - and Money Thrown Away

In Oct. 2017 the county's purchasing department, with no apparent direction from the Board of Supervisors, extended the contract for another year, to Dec. 31, 2018, and with no
reduction in price.  That was the second of the four one-year extensions allowed by the 2013 contract.

Before agreeing to that extension, the County should have negotiated, to pay no more than $2000 for the 21 cameras that by late 2017 were eight years old, and should have negotiated to pay no more than $4196 for the four newer cameras, a total of no more than $58,784 per month.  These target prices come from the following price schedule.


Price schedule, scanned from 2014 contract between RedFlex and the City of Elk Grove (Elk Grove has five cameras.)  See FAQ # 17 for more information about camera prices in California.

If in late 2017 County staff had negotiated even a token/courtesy discount - lowering the price 12% from $3400 down to $3000 - perhaps in exchange for the County agreeing to the extension of the program all the way to Dec. 2020 - the County still would have paid way too much - $972,960 extra during the three-year period, when compared to Elk Grove prices.  To cover that extra rent the sheriff would need to generate 9730 extra tickets (assuming that the court sends the County $150 of each fine paid and that 2/3 of the tickets are paid).

Sheriff Claims 92% Reduction of Accidents

For the Board of Supervisors meeting of July 17, 2018 the sheriff submitted a report claiming that over the years, collisions dropped from 621 down to 50 (a 92% decrease), supposedly brought about by the cameras.
 

(The board asked the sheriff to create that report during a May 2017 meeting at which the Supervisors approved a staff recommendation to increase the County's annual payment to the CHP - which does much of the work of running the City/County red light camera program - from $380,000 up to $475,000, which works out to about $30 per ticket issued.  The "minutes" of the 2017 meeting (actually an Action Memorandum) show that the supervisors requested a report on the reduction of accidents, to be done annually.  The video of the 2017 meeting (at 9:48 am or 0:17:16 in the video) shows that that request was made by Supervisor Nottoli.)

How did the sheriff come up with the 621 and 50 figures?  It looks like his "one year  prior to installation" figure of 621 included fender benders (non-injury accidents) while his figures for 2016 (82) and 2017 (50) did not.   Also, his "one year prior to installation" may have been a period in the 2007 - 2011 range even though 17 of the 25 cameras active in 2018 were operating as early as 2001 - 2002, as part of the old city and county systems run by ACS.  (Later - see staff Dec. 2018 staff report linked below - the figures changed to 541 and 40.)
We've seen similar (high) percentage claims in some other RedFlex cities.  In Victorville (now closed) the claimed reduction was the same, 92%.  In Ventura, the claimed reduction - quickly debunked by a councilmember's question - was 75%.  (See those cities' Docs pages.)
To see what other cities have reported, see the
Candor from Officials box, on our Industry PR (and Ours) page.

During the July 17, 2018 meeting the board accepted the sheriff's collision report without comment; to us, that acceptance seemed to be the go ahead to staff to take the third optional one-year extension (of four) allowed by the 2013 contract.  Without that extension, the contract would expire on Dec. 31, 2018.  


Surprise!  New Vendor in 2019
, Contract Extended to Dec. 2020 or Beyond - Temporarily

The county surprised us.  After the July 2018 meeting, we assumed that county staff would routinely, and quietly, extend RedFlex' contract another year, to Dec. 2019, but they did not.  What we didn't know was that the county had put the contract out to bid.  That fact wasn't mentioned in the July 17, 2018 report even though the RFP (Request for Proposals = the opportunity to bid) was released in May 2018.  (It's not clear who - the supervisors, or the sheriff - directed that the contract be put out to bid.  Or, why they did so.) 

On Dec. 11, 2018 the Board of Supervisors, after no discussion, approved 5 - 0 a
two-year contract with the winning bidder, Conduent (formerly called ACS/Xerox, which until 2004 was the program's first vendor) and allowed the contract with RedFlex to expire at the end of the month.

It wasn't until Feb. 2019 that we found out that the program had been put out to bid and had been awarded to Conduent.  We found out because that month we had sent the sheriff one of our periodic requests for copies of any new contract amendments plus the latest month-by-month ticket count reports, and the sheriff replied: 
"The Sacramento Sheriff's Office no longer has a contract with Redflex.  The new contract is with Conduent,"
and
"
Because citation data is not updated until the 15th of every month, December's data [the ticket count] was not available until January 15, 2019 after the termination of the contract with Redflex.  We cannot access the information." (Source)
 

Apparently, t
he long relationship between the county and RedFlex did not end happily when the cameras were shut down at the end of December. The following table and bid documents, which were used to determine the winner of the contract bid, may explain why.

Bid award table, from 12-11-18 staff report
Table from the staff report submitted to the Board of Supervisors at their meeting of 12-11-18

RedFlex Tech.Proposal   RedFlex Price Sheet
Conduent Tech Proposal   Conduent Price Sheet
Staff Eval. Summary   Staff Eval. Table   Staff Eval. Price

 
The Conduent contract specified that the cameras would be at the same 25 locations RedFlex had occupied.  The new contract also allowed up to three new cameras,
but the
Dec. 2018 staff report said,
"The SSD (the sheriff) does not intend to add any enforcement sites at this time..."
The new contract said it could be cancelled at any time, and it could be extended by staff for up to four one-year periods, which would bring it to Dec. 2024.
  The camera rent specified was $3495 per camera per month.

Dec. 2018 Board Resolution
MOU between County and City


Surprise!  Again!  New Vendor Conduent Quietly Fired, RedFlex Quietly Re-Hired

 On Aug. 5, 2019 there was a Google Alert about a CBS TV-13 piece on that evening's news, titled "Contract Negotiations have Kept Sacramento Red Light Cameras Off Since January."  The CBS piece didn't mention that Conduent had been fired several months before or that the Board of Supervisors' agenda for the following morning included an item to approve the immediate re-hiring of RedFlex. 

The
staff report prepared for the Aug. 6 meeting explained why Conduent had been fired. 
That report also repeated the claim we saw in July 2018, of a huge reduction in accidents as a result of camera enforcement, although the numbers were a little different.  The reduction claimed was 541 down to 40.  (On Aug. 8 we sent the sheriff a request for copies of any memos exchanged between the sheriff and the board, where the subject was the accuracy of the collision figures.  As of Oct. 15 the sheriff had not replied.)
During the Aug. 6 meeting the board members asked for more detail about program staffing and revenue, and about the "obstacles" Conduent encountered while trying to install its equipment.  Then they voted to continue the matter to the meeting of Aug. 20.

The
staff report prepared for the Aug. 20 meeting said:
"The SSO (sheriff) is confident that Redflex will be able to make up to 25 photo enforcement sites operational within 30 days of contract execution."
The board approved the re-hiring of RedFlex.

The morning before the Aug. 6 meeting we wrote to the board about the following two issues - which they ended up ignoring.

Price
We pointed out that Sacramento was being asked to pay $2995 per camera per month while the City of Elk
Grove (which has only five cameras) had negotiated to pay only $1500 per month for cameras of an equivalent age.
We commented that while RedFlex is entitled to be compensated for the extra work involved in
re-establishing the system after having uninstalled their equipment when their previous contract ended, a
$2000 monthly rent for the first two years of the new contract term would be fair to them.  Compared to the
proposed rent of $2995, a $2000 rent would save the County $597,000 in two years, which would allow the
sheriff to issue tickets to 5970 fewer motorists and still potentially break even.

Holding a Public Hearing
Vehicle Code Section21455.6 says,
"A city council or county board of supervisors shall conduct a public hearing on the
proposed use of an automated
enforcement system authorized under Section 21455.5 prior to
authorizing the city or county to enter into a contract
for the use of the system."
At both the Aug. 6 and Aug. 20 board meetings, the proposed new contract with RedFlex was
agendized as a Consent item, not as a public hearing. 
For an example of a city which refunded tickets after a motorist pointed out that they failed to hold a public hearing,
see the South San Francisco Docs page.


Financial, and Other, Impacts of the Nine Month Shutdown

Based on vague estimates of revenue, in the two staff reports submitted to the Board of Supervisors in Aug. 2019 the sheriff reported that the program is expected to have an annual deficit of $236,000.  Our estimate (see Set #13, below) is that after Aug. 2019 the program will lose $612,000 annually.  (The calendar year 2019 deficit may be less than our estimate, because during the nine month shutdown the county was not paying rent to a camera company yet the court was still collecting fines on pre-shutdown tickets.) 

It is unlikely that the public was exposed to increased accident costs due to the shutdown, as the absence of the cameras was somehow kept out of the press.  The Aug. 5, 2019 CBS TV-13 piece included Deputy Rob Grassmann admitting, "We are not advertising that."

The tickets that were not issued saved motorists from having to pay fines and fees of up to $4.4 million, with much of that money instead going to local merchants or to pay for car insurance and maintenance.

The non-issuance of 11,000 tickets most likely prevented a number of stress related incidents of violence.
 

This list of contracts and amendments may not be up-to-date - there could be a contract or amendment later than the ones listed above.




Sacramento Docs Set # 4
Info on City's Website & Elsewhere - Including "Business Rules"

There is some program info at the sheriff's website and a little bit at the website for the City's Transportation Department.

Business Rules, Jan. 2016 Revision




Sacramento Docs Set # 5
Appeals

The info in Sets # 5 - 6 is applicable throughout Sacramento County.

One defendant in Sacramento took the specific issue of the length of the left turn yellow (second part of Defect # 2) to the appellate court.  While he lost, his trial transcript and appeal brief are very interesting:   Sacramento Left Yellow Brief.

Other Sacramento defendants won their appeals.
(1)  There is an exception to the hearsay rule, for documents created by a government employee - but many of the documents the police present in court have been created by a private company's employees, who have no official duty to report accurately.  The
Bohl decision addressed the hearsay issue.
(2)  In the
Moore decision the appellate court reversed the conviction because the calibration report stated that the warranty for the calibration was only good for 30 days and the cameras in Sacramento were only calibrated once every six months. Because the red light signal was not shown on the ticket and the camera had not been calibrated in five months the appellate court ruled that the People had not met their burden of proof that the camera was working properly at the time of it recorded the violation.   Also see the Graham decision.

Shortly before he died, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Gary Webb wrote about Sacramento traffic court and the Bohl case.   His Nov. 25, 2004 article, "Red Light, Green Cash," is available by doing a Google on "red light green cash."  (archived copy)



Sacramento Docs Set # 6
Doing a TBD?  Statement of Identification Required

The info in Sets # 5 - 6 is applicable throughout Sacramento County.

The Sacramento Superior Court has been attempting to keep defendants from using a Trial by Declaration ("TBD") to raise the question of identity.  When you contact a court and request a TBD, most courts will give you, or send you, the necessary forms.  But Sacramento County, in addition to supplying the usual state-approved TBD forms (TR-205, TR-200), has been sending out a special form that they created for their own local use.  The form asks you to admit ("stipulate") that you were the driver.


They are so helpful that they even fill-in the case and citation number for you!

When I first heard about this form (December 2006), I called the court's traffic line and asked the attendant if signing the form was required.  She said that a red light camera TBD would not even reach the courtroom if this TRL/I-16 form was not signed. 

I called the court and complained.  They took no action, so in Feb. 2007 I wrote to the presiding judge.  He defended the use of the form.  However, later on, when I phoned to follow-up, an attendant told me that signing the form was optional.

In 2009 I inquired and found that the court was still sending the form to defendants.  I wrote to the presiding judge, who did not reply.

In 2011 a defendant let me know that his Trial by Declaration filing had been returned to him, without adjudication.  On May 3, 2011 I wrote to the presiding judge:


"The Court has made it clear that signing the TRL/I-16 form is mandatory.  The Court's TRL/I-36 form (also part of the TBD packet) says, 'All forms must be completed and returned….'  Further, I am attaching, from a completed case, a copy of a TR-215 form bearing the Court's handwritten notation, 'Drop from TBD - no admission of ID' and, from the same completed case, a form entitled Notice of Non Compliance or Ineligibility bearing the typewritten notation, 'Since the red light camera statement of identification form was not signed in your written trial by declaration statement of facts the judge dropped you from the TBD calendar.'"

On June 24 the presiding judge responded:

"The court is modifying its procedures in light of the points you have raised."

The presiding judge's letter did not specify what modifications they would be making, but they have not eliminated the requirement to fill out the form.

The stipulation form would not be necessary if the sheriff were to follow the rules the City and the County spelled out in the 2013 MOU:

From 2013 MOU Sacramento City and County red
                  light cameras 
Portion of Attachment A to 2013 MOU (Memo of Understanding) between City of Sacramento and County of Sacramento. Full copy is at link in Set # 3, above.

If you encounter something similar in another county, please let me know.




Sacramento Docs Set # 7
Arden/Watt Refunds


  On Jan. 26, 2012 a News10 story revealed that following a request from the sheriff, the court had overturned the citations of 163 people who got Arden/Watt tickets between July and December 2011.

Sheriff documents received here on Feb. 27, 2012 discussed why the 163 refunds were made.

Court documents received here on Mar. 23, 2012 revealed that on Feb. 29, 2012 the sheriff asked for an additional 90 refunds to be made.

During those six months 1255 tickets were issued, versus  642 during the first six months of the year.  An extra 613 tickets.  Why was the number of refunds - a total of 253 - so much smaller?

If you got an Arden/Watt ticket between Jul. 15 and Dec. 23, 2011, please contact me.  Even if you already have paid it.

If the court or the sheriff dismissed your ticket from some other intersection, please contact me.   




Sacramento Docs Set # 8
Engineering Audit Reports (Lots of Information)


The Memo of Understanding between the City and the County requires an annual  written audit of the program.

These audits are recommended reading for motorists wishing to fight their ticket.

2012 Audit

2015 Audit

2017 Audit




Sacramento Docs Set # 9
Two Sets of (Ticket) Books?

The large table in Set # 1 above shows a third set of figures (in italic type) for many months during 2011.

The first, or top, two numbers (in red and black non-italic type) are from monthly reports highwayrobbery.net received in July 2011 and Jan. 2012.

In Oct. 2012 highwayrobbery.net submitted a routine update request, for monthly reports covering Dec. 2011 to Oct. 2012.  In Nov. 2012, County staff sent eleven separate pdfs.  Most of the pdf file names said 2012 but after highwayrobbery.net opened the files the reports were found to be mostly for months during 2011. (The reports are at the 2011-Version 2 link above.)  At first glance the new pdfs appeared to be useless duplicates of the 2011 reports received before, but then it was noticed that while the new reports showed the same number of incidents flashed/recorded, they showed dramatically lower numbers of tickets actually issued.  As much as 1000 fewer tickets in some months, and a total difference of about 7000 in the nine months for which  both an old and a new report was available.
(In the Table above, the new figures are in italic type.)

Highwayrobbery.net inquired about the difference and in Mar. 2013 the sheriff replied:

"The issue you brought up was identified a couple months ago.  Please see the response from Redflex to us, after our inquiry into the discrepancy.  Essentially, it was found (as you did) by accident when we inadvertently ran a second report for a past time period.  I have assured that NO ERRONEOUS CITATIONS were issued, it is only an electronic clerical problem that was resolved when the additional components were added to the report."

RedFlex' response:

 
"We have determined the following:
1. We categorize reject codes in two primary categories – Uncontrollable and Controllable
2. We start with a total number of detections
3. We end with a total number of notices printed
4. All of the rejects in both categories can be subtracted from the total detections
5. If there is not a rejection the report assumes a notice was printed
6. The first report was run for November 2011 (1/6/12) showed 8067 Detections and 2411 Notices Printed
7. The second report was run for November 2012 (2/7/13) showed 8067 Detections and 1509 Notices Printed
8. We have discovered that some rejections were inadvertently excluded from the Customer Management Report when the system was queried on 1/6/12, most notably Wrong DMV-PD.
9. A developer discovered some categories were missing from the report and made the correction sometime between the time when the first report was run and when the second
10. When those categories were added the program deducted those rejections and that is why there is two different Notice Printed totals on the two reports.
11. There was a flaw in the programming logic of the report.
12. That flaw did not result in any unauthorized citations being issued.

 We apologize for this situation."




Sacramento Docs Set # 10
Prevailing Wage Action

RedFlex' construction work in Sacramento was the subject of a
Prevailing Wage action by the California Department of Industrial Relations.




Sacramento Docs Set # 11
Mickey Mouse Tickets - Mostly for Turns

An official report showed that in 2014, 52% of the City/County program's tickets were for turns, mostly right turns.  Some data from the 2013 and later official annual reports is posted in the next-to-rightmost column in Set # 1, above.

In 2013 we received a Right Turn on Red (RTOR) report showing the number of right turn tickets issued, and it is posted in Set # 1, above.

In 2018 we received a Right Turn on Red (RTOR) report showing the number of right turn incidents flashed by each camera but not the number of tickets issued.




Sacramento Docs Set # 12
Signal Timing Charts, and Speed Surveys


Was the Yellow Long Enough? (See Defect # 2, on the Home page.)

County Signal Timing, incl. Speed Surveys
City Signal Timing (47 MB file)
City Speed Surveys




Sacramento Docs Set # 13
Revenue is Less than the Expense


A table received in Apr. 2013 shows the revenue flowing from the court to the County in 2011 and 2012.  It averaged $134,000 per month.  Later, reports for the first half of 2018 (see link in Set #14, below) showed an average of $145,000 per month.

Between 2013 and 2018 the County paid RedFlex $85,000 per month for the cameras, and beginning in late 2019 it will pay somewhat less, $75,000.  Until May 2017 the county paid the CHP, which approves the tickets on behalf of the County, a fee of $32,000 per month.  Beginning in June 2017 that fee was increased to $40,000 per month.  So, before June 2017 the total external expense was $117,000, and beginning in late 2019 it will be $115,000. 

The fees paid to RedFlex and the CHP cover the routine work associated with the camera program.  The County sheriff does overall program administration and is responsible
for responding to public records requests, legal issues, negotiating the contracts, and working with the Board of Supervisors and the Sacramento City Council.  The Aug. 6, 2019 staff report to the Board of Supervisors gave the cost of doing those things as $81,000 per month.

So, before June 2017 the program lost about $64,000 monthly or $768,000 per year, and beginning in late 2019 it will lose about $51,000 per month or $612,000 per year.

Also see the financial discussion in Set # 3, above.




Sacramento Docs Set # 14
Countywide Info:  Including Revenue from Court


Revenue from the court, 2016 - 2018, to Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Rancho Cordova and Sacramento.
Revenue from the court, 2016 - 2019, to Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Rancho Cordova and Sacramento.




Sacramento Docs Set # 15
More Coming


There may be some more information posted in the next few weeks.  Mark your calendar to remind you to come back here and look!




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