Evergreen Park, Illinois Speed Traps

Officer sits in front of Queen of Martyrs’ Church pointing west, sometimes in front of a civillian vehicle parked behind (making the police car invisible to westbound traffic). Cars are pulled over west of Central Park Ave., in front of St. Xavier University. Eastbound traffic appears to be patrolled by the Chicago Police Department, which is less of a threat in this area. As of this date (August 7th, 2008) all Evergreen Park police cars have bi-directional radar units, along with laser guns. Remember, no matter what the circumstances, go to court for your ticket – ff the EPPD wants your money, they should at least be willing to go to the courthouse to get it.

Both marked and unmarked police vehicles conduct moving and stationary radar on 95th St. (9500S) from Western Ave. (2400W) to Pulaski Ave. (4000W) 24 hours a day and 7 days a week as required by department policy. EPPD averages 30 speeding tickets a day in a town that is 2.5 Square miles with a population of 23,000 est.

Police patrol is usually parked on Street. The patrol car blends in with parked cars.

Near Evergreen High School. He will sit anywhere near the school due to a school zone.

The squadrol sits approximately 2 blocks east of Pulaski Ave on the west bound side of 95th St. like it is parked with no lights on after dark. Once you speed by, they have you. The speed limit is 30 mph.