Speed cameras for HOAs and private communities.
Enforce your community's speed limit on private roads. Your board sets the limit, the cameras work day and night, and every notice includes video.
HOA Safety provides speed cameras for HOAs, gated communities and private clubs. The board sets the speed limit, every violation is reviewed by our team, the board decides what gets mailed, and notices with video are mailed in the HOA's name. The difference between 20 and 30 mph matters: pedestrian survival is about 90% at 20 mph versus 10% at 30 mph.
What's included
- Your board sets the limit
- Works day and night
- Video with every notice
- Every violation reviewed by our team
- Your board decides what gets mailed
- Mailed in your HOA's name — we handle it
- Installed and maintained by our team in 30 minutes to 2 hours — no lane closures
- 99.2% uptime
- Online dashboard for board members
Why speed matters on community roads
Community roads are shared with children, walkers, cyclists and golf carts. Pedestrian survival is about 90% at 20 mph and about 10% at 30 mph. Speed bumps and signs help a little; consistent enforcement is what changes habits.
Pair it with stop sign cameras
Many communities have both problems: speeding on straightaways and rolling stops at intersections. HOA Safety runs stop sign, speed and pedestrian crossing cameras as one simple program. See stop sign cameras.
Last updated September 24, 2026
Can an HOA enforce its own speed limit?
Yes, on private community roads the board enforces its own rules. We recommend your association attorney review your governing documents.
Do speed cameras work at night?
Yes. They work day and night.
Is it a speeding ticket?
No. It's a community notice, with no points on anyone's license.