Where are the red-light cameras located?
The intersections with camera installations are listed below. Each intersection is marked clearly with signs.
- Mt. Juliet Rd. (Hwy 171) & Old Lebanon Dirt Rd
- Lebanon Rd. (Hwy 70) & Devonshire
- Lebanon Rd. (Hwy 70) & Mt. Juliet Rd. (Hwy. 171)
- Lebanon Rd. (Hwy 70) & Nonaville Rd.
- Lebanon Rd. (Hwy 70) & Benders Ferry
Why did I receive this Notice of Violation?
Based upon images captured by the automated system, your vehicle was determined to have committed a red-light violation. As the vehicle owner, the Notice of Violation is mailed to you.
I do not believe I ran a red light. Where can I go to view my images and video?
To view video and images, logon to www.ViolationInfo.com and enter the Notice Number and the PIN Number located at the top right of your Notice of Infraction. If you do not have Internet access, you may visit the Mt. Juliet-Wilson County Library, 2765 N. Mt. Juliet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122. You may also use the kiosk in the Mt. Juliet Police Department Lobby.
What are my options?
1) Pay the fine.
§ Pay Online. Logon to www.ViolationInfo.com by entering your Notice number and PIN number shown in the red box on the front right of your Notice. Click the Pay button. There is a convenience fee of $4.00 that will be assessed at the time of payment.
§ Pay by Mail. Mail your check or money order, payable to the City of Mt. Juliet, in the enclosed envelope along with the coupon printed at the bottom of the notice. Write the Notice number and the license plate number on your check or money order. Do not mail cash. The mailing address is:
City of Mt. Juliet
Automated Camera Enforcement System
P.O. Box 742503
Cincinnati, OH 45274-2503
§ Pay by Credit Card. Call toll free 1-866-790-4111 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. There is a convenience fee of $4.00 that will be assessed at the time of payment.
2) Request a hearing.
You may request a hearing in writing. A Hearing Request Form will be included with the Notice of Violation. The form can be found at www.ViolationInfo.com. Complete the form and mail it to the Violation Processing Center, P.O. Box 59995, Phoenix, AZ 85076-9995. Hearing options include a mitigation hearing in person or a mitigation hearing by mail to explain the circumstances or a contested hearing in person to contest the infraction.
3) Submit an Affidavit of Non-Responsibility.
You may submit an Affidavit of Non-Responsibility. Submit it if your vehicle was sold or stolen. If the vehicle was in the care, custody or control of another person, the Affidavit must be notarized. You may obtain an Affidavit of Non-Responsibility by visiting www.ViolationInfo.com or at the Violation Processing Center, P.O. Box 59995, Phoenix, AZ 85076-9995. This Affidavit must be filled out accurately and in its entirety and presented to the court at the time of your hearing.
What if I was not the driver/owner of the vehicle at the time of the violation?
Per the City of Mt. Juliet, you may request a hearing and submit an Affidavit of Non-Responsibility by mail. The Affidavit must be filled out accurately and in its entirety. You may obtain this form either by downloading and printing the form from www.ViolationInfo.com or visiting the Court in person. Bring the completed form to the Court in person on your hearing date.
How do I know that these violations are valid?
Images of your vehicle were captured and recorded by an Automated Intersection Safety System. You can review your images and video of the actual occurrence online. The images and video were reviewed by several qualified technicians and finally by the Mt. Juliet Police Department before the alleged civil infraction was affirmed and mailed to you as the registered owner or identified driver. You have the option of contesting the Notice of Violation by requesting a hearing in writing.
Will I receive any points on my driving record for this Violation?
No. This is a civil infraction that is not reported to the Tennessee Department of Motor Vehicles.
What happens if I ignore the Notice of Violation?
Failure to pay the civil penalty or to contest liability prior to the due date on the Notice is an admission of liability, and failure to appear at an administrative adjudication hearing after having requested a hearing is an admission of liability and constitutes a waiver of the right to appeal. Failure to pay the civil penalty by the due date on the Notice of Infraction shall result in the imposition of a late-payment fee of $25. If the second notice remains unpaid, collections and entry of a judgment against you may proceed.
What is Channel 3?
Channel 3 is the City of Mt. Juliet's Government Access television station.
Who can receive Channel 3 broadcasts?
Channel 3 is broadcast to all local Comcast & TDS television subscribers. It is also streamed Live to the internet, 24-7.
Can I broadcast my own programming on Channel 3?
Government Access TV stations like Channel 3, are a resource of the city to address local municipal programming needs. The City may use the channel to cablecast city council meetings, local emergency announcements and other events and programs as related to the local government. Public Access TV stations provide the forum for the general public to air programming. The City of Mt. Juliet does not currently have a Public Access TV Station.
May I advertise my business / organization on Channel 3?
No commercial advertisements are accepted to run on Channel 3. If a business / organization is sponsoring a community event, then that company may be mentioned on the slide announcing that event.
How do I get my community event placed on C3?
The preferred method is to submit a PowerPoint slide with all the information about your event. It should be brief, use font sizes 20pt or larger and avoid large amounts of the color red. Email your slide to tguinan@cityofmtjuliet.org
If you don't have access to PowerPoint, then you can send your event info to tguinan@cityofmtjuliet.org
