Linden, NJ Mobility & Curb Rules: Red-Light Cameras (2026)

Ordinance No. L. 348. The Governing Body approves each installed system by resolution, and any installation contract that conflicts with the state Act is reformed to match the Act rather than voided. Warning signs approved by the Municipal Engineer must be posted on every street converging into a monitored intersection, and the Municipal Engineer has to inspect and certify each system at least once every six months from the date it is installed. 3, the Linden Police Department reviews the recorded images and issues a summons only when the footage shows sufficient evidence of a signal violation, following the Rules of Court.

4 restricts what happens to the images afterward: they belong exclusively to the Police Department for enforcing the Act, are not a public record under New Jersey's Open Public Records Act or common law, and cannot be subpoenaed except by a grand jury or produced under a court order in a criminal case, and cannot be used as evidence in an unrelated civil or administrative proceeding. If police do not issue a summons within 40 business days of the violation, all images must be purged within two business days; images tied to a violation that does result in a fine cannot be kept more than 60 days after the fine is collected. 6 sets fines according to the amounts the State of New Jersey establishes, not a locally set schedule.