Council approves school bus camera program despite privacy objections
Enfield Town Council approved a school bus camera enforcement program from BusPatrol America LLC in a 9-1 vote, establishing $250 fines for vehicles that pass stopped school buses; Councilor Zach Zannoni dissented on privacy grounds. The council unanimously appropriated $4 million for the North
Town Council · Meeting of September 21, 2026
CT ENFIELD — Enfield Town Council approved a school bus camera enforcement program from BusPatrol America LLC in a 9-1 vote, establishing $250 fines for vehicles that pass stopped school buses; Councilor Zach Zannoni dissented on privacy grounds. The council unanimously appropriated $4 million for the North River Brownfields Program and re-established the Senior Volunteer Tax Credit Program, capping annual benefits at $100,000 and limiting eligibility to seniors ages 65 and older who volunteer at least 75 hours annually at Enfield nonprofits; Councilor Marie Pyznar opposed the senior program as inequitable. Additional actions included appointing Colleen Ann Reidy to the Historic District Commission and approving revised Public Works job descriptions unanimously.
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Source: the Town Council meeting of September 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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