Traffic enforcement locations to look out for this week
Since the start of February traffic enforcement has been ramping up in our area.
The Davenport Police Department will resume the use of mobile Automated Traffic Enforcement cameras on Tuesday.
Davenport will be focusing on the following locations this week:
Tuesday – 5700 Northwest Blvd & 900 W Central Park Ave.Wednesday – 1900 Brady St. & 1100 Marquette St.Thursday – 5700 Division St. & 3100 Harrison St.Friday – 2800 Division St. & 5800 Eastern Ave.
In Bettendorf, Devils Glen Road and the Raleigh Avenue will receive extra attention.
Muscatine will be deploying an automated traffic enforcement mobile vehicle from Tuesday-Friday (February 18-21, 2025) on the 2100 block of Isett Avenue.
The Davenport City Council approved an ordinance aligning Davenport's Automated Traffic Enforcement program with a new Iowa state law in late January. The cameras returned to active use the first week of February, with locations and times provided.
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