THE POSSIBLE SHOOTER. TONIGHT, THE PORT SAINT LUCIE CITY COUNCIL VOTED 3 TO 1 IN FAVOR OF APPROVING A PILOT PROGRAM TO ADD RED LIGHT CAMERAS TO INTERSECTIONS ACROSS THE CITY. THE POLICE CHIEF WANTED RED LIGHT CAMERAS AT THE CITY’S TEN MOST DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS. SO FAR THIS YEAR, THE CITY HAS HAD 12 DEADLY CRASHES, A NUMBER THAT’S ALREADY HIGHER THAN LAST YEAR. THE CAMERAS WILL BE PLACED AT SEVERAL INTERSECTIONS ACROSS THE CITY, INCLUDING KASHMIR AND SAINT LUCIE WEST BOULEVARD TRADITION AND VILLA
Port St. Lucie approves pilot program for red light cameras
Updated: 11:20 PM EST Nov 24, 2025
The Port St. Lucie City Council tonight voted 3 to 1 to approve a pilot program to add red light cameras to intersections across the city.Police Chief Leo Niemczyk wanted red light cameras at the city’s ten most dangerous intersections. So far this year, the city has had 12 deadly crashes, a number that’s higher than last year.The cameras will be placed at several intersections across the city, including Cashmere and St. Lucie West Boulevard, Tradition and Village Parkway, and Gatlin and Savona Boulevard.
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. —
The Port St. Lucie City Council tonight voted 3 to 1 to approve a pilot program to add red light cameras to intersections across the city.
Police Chief Leo Niemczyk wanted red light cameras at the city’s ten most dangerous intersections. So far this year, the city has had 12 deadly crashes, a number that’s higher than last year.
The cameras will be placed at several intersections across the city, including Cashmere and St. Lucie West Boulevard, Tradition and Village Parkway, and Gatlin and Savona Boulevard.