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Ticket Counts
New 9-3-04
Most cities demand, from their camera vendor, a monthly tabulation showing, among other things, how many tickets were issued that month at each intersection or "approach."   While I have asked  Culver City for a copy of their intersection-by-intersection tabulation several times now, so far they have not provided it (the first request is at:  Culver City Documents Set # 1).  They have provided some overall totals of tickets issued and collected, and that information is below.
Footnotes are indicated by brackets (  ).

	Jeff EB@ Cota	Jeff WB@ Cota	Jeff EB@ Duq- uesne	Jeff WB@ Duq- uesne	Sla- uson EB@ Buck	Sla- uson WB@ Buck	Wash WB@ Beet	Wash EB@ Beet	La Cien NB@ Wash	La Cien SB@ Wash	Sep NB@ GVC	Sep SB@ GVC	Sep NB@ Mach	Sep SB@ Mach	Cent NB@ Wash	Cent @ Wash	Sep Cent	Jeff WB@ Over Left	Jeff @ Over	Wash EB@ Sawt		Tic- kets Iss- ued (1)	Tic- kets Paid   (2)	Nbr. of Appr Oper (3)
Jan00																						343
Feb00																						828
Mar00																						1253
Apr00																						1128
May00																						1204
Jun00																						1370
Jul00																						1658
Aug00																						1378
Sep00																						1300
Oct00																						1058
Nov00																						994
Dec00																						1274
Jan01																						1125
Feb01																						1103
Mar01																						1789
Apr01																						1195
May01																						1389
Jun01																						1319
Jul01																						982
Aug01																						1146
Sep01																						1134
Oct01																						1124
Nov01																						1132
Dec01																						2020
Jan02																						959	664	15
Feb02																						814	554	15
Mar02																						917	842	15
Apr02																						734	803	15
May02																						868	607	15
Jun02																						663	663	15
Jul02																						916	636	15
Aug02																						1371	739	15
Sep02																						955	587	15
Oct02																						1334	685	15
Nov02																						1143	745	15
Dec02																						1168	666	15
Jan03																						1261	751	15
Feb03																						1000	827	15
Mar03																						1250	767	15
Apr03																						1307	751	15
May03																						1347	966	15
Jun03																						1536	816	15
Jul03																						1422	802	15+
Aug03																						1653	1319	18
Sep03																						1542	852	19-
Oct03																						1290	934	18
Nov03																						1355	926	18+
Dec03																						1553	705	19+
Jan04																						1286	805	20
Feb04																						1025	559	19
Mar04																						1082	939	14
Apr04																						1082	1040
May04																						1257	1052
Jun04																						1609	976	14
Jul04
Aug04
Sep04
Oct04
Nov04
Dec04
Jan05
Feb05

This table made by highwayrobbery.net, using official monthly tabulations and invoices.  Any grand totals are as provided by the City.

Footnotes to the table:

(1)  The figure for "Tickets Issued" comes from a monthly report which the police department provides to the city council.  Samples of that report are reproduced in Culver City Documents Set # 1, pages 11 and 12.
(2)  The figure for "Tickets Paid" comes from a monthly memo (typically covering 30 days of activity, but ranging from 20 to 42 days) which the Automated Enforcement Section sends up the chain of command.  Here is a recent example of that memo.


(3) The "Number of Approaches Operating" comes from a monthly invoice which RedFlex submits to the City.  ("Approach" is camera industry terminology meaning camera enforcement against traffic moving in 1 compass direction at an intersection.  An intersection could have up to four Approaches operating - although in most cities, including Culver City, they just have one or two.)  Through February 2004 the invoices were detailed - they contained a list showing each intersection where there was a camera, and indicated the number of Approaches at that intersection.  Beginning with March 2004 the invoices say only:  "March 2004 - Intersection Service Fee $32,859.40."  There is no list of the intersections.  (The "detailed" invoices showed that the City paid RedFlex $2347.10 monthly for each Approach.)