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A speed camera will begin operating within a half-mile of Issac J. Gourdine Middle School and Tayac Elementary School on Allentown Road in Fort Washington, Md.
The camera will operate from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., covering both directions of travel.
Drivers have a 30-day grace period through Sept. 20, police said. After that, $40 fines will be issued to the owners of cars caught on camera driving 12 mph above the speed limit or faster.
Lt. Tammy Sparkman, a police spokeswoman, said another eight cameras will be installed near county schools near the end of September.
