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Okaloosa orders Hollywood Boulevard speed cameras removed

Okaloosa County ordered speed cameras on Hollywood Boulevard removed after a title search confirmed the county owns the roadway.

Okaloosa orders Hollywood Boulevard speed cameras removed

Key takeaways

  • Okaloosa County ordered the cameras removed.
  • The cameras are on Hollywood Boulevard.
  • A title search confirmed county ownership of the roadway.
  • The removal date and camera count were not stated.

The decision

Okaloosa County ordered speed cameras on Hollywood Boulevard removed. The order followed a title search that confirmed the county owns the roadway.

The ownership finding is central to the decision. The county used the title search to establish control of the road and then directed that the cameras be removed.

What the title search confirmed

A title search examines records tied to ownership of property. In this case, the search confirmed that Hollywood Boulevard belongs to Okaloosa County. That finding supported the county’s order involving the cameras.

What happens next

The cameras are to be removed from Hollywood Boulevard. The date for removal, the number of cameras involved and any details about enforcement were not stated.

The county’s action concerns the cameras and the county-owned roadway. Further information about the removal process would clarify when the equipment will come down and whether any related traffic or enforcement procedures will change.

What to watch

  • When Okaloosa County removes the cameras.
  • Whether the county announces changes to related traffic or enforcement procedures.

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