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Drivers who are caught speeding in Stratford will begin to receive tickets starting Thursday.

Police say Wednesday was the last day of the warning period for the town's speed camera program.

For a first-time offense, drivers will receive a $50 fine.

Any subsequent violations will cost them $75.

Speed cameras have been placed at the following locations:

• Huntington Road at Bulldog Boulevard Northbound and Southbound

• Nichols Avenue at Wood Avenue Northbound

• Nichols Avenue at Grace Lane Southbound

• Nicholas Avenue at Kenyon Road Northbound

• Nicholas Avenue at Barbara Lane Southbound