Stouffville’s Community Safety Camera Program uses Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) to reduce speeding, improve driver behaviour, and make the community safer. These cameras work alongside other traffic control measures, such as education, enforcement, and engineering. The revenue generated helps cover program costs and supports other safety initiatives in the town. Program costs include equipment needed to run the program and staffing. 

ASE is an automated system that uses a camera and speed sensor to detect vehicles speeding. If a vehicle exceeds the speed limit, the camera automatically captures an image of the vehicle. A Provincial Offences Officer then reviews the image, and within 30 days, a Penalty Order (a "ticket") is sent to the vehicle's registered owner. The Penalty Order includes a fine, however, it does not affect the vehicle owner's driving record, Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration, or insurance. No demerit points are applied. The use of community safety cameras has shown to be very effective in reducing vehicle speeds.  Community safety cameras in Stouffville operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

1. Hoover Park Dr. eastbound – east of Sandiford Dr.
2. Hoover Park Dr. eastbound – east of Kribs Dr.
3. Hoover Park Dr. westbound – west of Jacob Way
4. Baker Hill Blvd. northbound – south of Boadway Cres.
5. Millard St. eastbound – west of John Davis Gate
6. Millard St. westbound – east of Braith Cres.
7. Main St. eastbound – west of Pine St.
8. Main St. westbound – east of Spring St.

Additionally, York Region operates an ASE camera on the Ninth Line, south of Millard Street and a camera on Aurora Road, east of McFarland Street.  Visit York Region's Automated Speed Enforcement page for more information.