Phoenix police will be turning back on red light traffic cameras in Phoenix. The cameras were turned off when Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued an opinion in March that all photo enforcement companies must be licensed private investigators, which Redflex, the company that runs Phoenix’s cameras, were not at the time.
 

Phoenix Police Sergeant Jonathan Howard last week announced with verification from the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) that Redflex had come into compliance with the Attorney General Brnovich’s opinion.
 

Thus the red light cameras and mobile speed enforcement cameras will be turned back on starting Wednesday morning, May 18^th.

The cameras that will become active again are located at the following 12 intersections:
 

Central Ave and McDowell Road

35^th Avenue and Cactus Road

35^th Avenue and Glendale

35^th Avenue and McDowell Road

53^rd Avenue and Indian School Road

67^th Avenue and McDowell Road

7^th Street and Bell Road

12^th Street and Camelback Road

16^th Street and Jefferson Road

24^th Street and Thomas Road

50^th Street and Ray Road

Tatum Boulevard and Thunderbird Road