Information How do I obtain a copy of a police report or accident report?
Citations Who Can I Contact About My Citation?
REQUESTS FOR ACCOMMODATION: Both the District Court and the Town of Pittsville Police Department will make any reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities. Requests should be directed to the appropriate agency prior to visiting the facility. Pittsville Police Dept. 1-410-835-3013 - Town of Pittsville 1-410-835-8872 - Wicomico County District Court, 1-410-713-3500 - TTY - MD Relay: 711
QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS ABOUT THIS PROGRAM AND REQUESTS TO REVIEW CITATIONS FOR TECHNICAL ERRORS should be submitted in writing to the jurisdiction's local designee prior to the deadline for contesting liability.
Send your letter addressed to
"Local Designee"
Town of Pittsville Police Department
34616 Pitts Ave.
Pittsville, MD 21850.
FOR ALL OTHER QUESTIONS CONTACT: Town of Berlin Photo Enforcement Program Customer Service Call Center, 1‑888‑212‑0954 - District Court, 1-410-219-7830 - TTY - MD
Citations How Can I Pay A Citation I Received?
Pay by Web See Link Below
Pay by Phone: Please call the Pittsville Photo Enforcement Program Customer Service Call Center toll free at 1‑888‑212‑0954 between 9:00AM and 4:00PM (EST),
Monday through Friday, and a representative will assist you with your credit card payment.
Pay by Mail: Check or money order (NO CASH) should be payable to TOWN OF Pittsville PHOTO ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM and mailed to: PHOTO
ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM, P.O. BOX 2525, DECATUR, IL 62525-1866.
Walk-In Payments: Not Available
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Citations What Is Considered A School Zone?
Per the Maryland Annotated Code, school zones can only be established within a ½ mile radius of a school. School zones must be established by placing signs designating the school zone and signs that designate the maximum speed limit applicable in the school zone.
Citations What Are Automated Speed Enforcement Systems?
Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) systems is an enforcement technique with one or more motor vehicle sensors producing recorded images of motor vehicles traveling 12mph over the roadway's posted speed limit. Images captured by ASE systems are processed and reviewed in an office environment. All citations are reviewed and certified by a police officer (OPERATOR). Violation notices are then mailed to the registered owner of the violating vehicle. Often, ASE systems are referred to as speed cameras.
Citations What is the primary goal of the Automated Speed Enforcement Program?
The Town of Pittsville's Automated Speed Enforcement Program is a safety program focused on changing driver behavior through a comprehensive effort involving engineering, education, and enforcement. The Town of Pittsville's Automated Speed Enforcement Program uses automated speed enforcement to enhance the safety of motorists and pedestrians within the town limits of Pittsville.