Bernalillo County Begins Warning Period for NM-14 Speed Cameras
Bernalillo County has initiated a warning period for new speed cameras installed on NM-14 in the East Mountains, with additional cameras on NM-333 set to follow. During this period, drivers will receive notices instead of fines.
Albuquerque Santa Fe, NM, October 21, 2026 —
Bernalillo County has begun a warning period for new speed cameras installed on NM-14 in the East Mountains. During the period, drivers will receive notices rather than fines, according to the information provided about the rollout.
Additional cameras are set to follow on NM-333. The timing of that installation was not provided, and the county’s announcement did not specify when the warning period will end.
Details about the number of cameras, their exact locations and the contents of the notices were not provided. The information also did not state what enforcement process, if any, will apply after the warning period concludes.
The rollout therefore has two stated elements: a current warning period for the NM-14 cameras and plans for additional cameras on NM-333. For now, drivers on the NM-14 stretch are to receive notices instead of fines during the warning period. No fine amounts or other consequences were specified.
Bernalillo County did not provide further details in the trend summary about the program’s schedule or operating rules. The duration of the warning period, the date the NM-333 cameras are expected to be installed and any later change from notices to fines remain unspecified.
Story summarized from the original created by Robert Towne on www.kob.com, see more information here.
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