What happens if I ignore the a violation notice?
Failure to pay the civil penalty or to contest liability prior to the pay or contest date on the notice will result in a determination of liability being entered against you. You will be given another 14 days to pay, at which time, if payment has still not been received, a final determination of liability will be issued. If the final determination of liability is not paid, a late payment fee will be imposed and the fine increased. If this second notice remains unpaid, collections and an entry of a judgment against you may proceed.

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1. Is the citation valid if it was not issued by a uniformed police officer?
2. What do I do if I receive a citation?
3. What if I wasn't driving the car?
4. How much is the fine?
5. How much time do I have to pay my Red Light Violation Notice?
6. Can a hearing date be re-scheduled?
7. Why has the Village of Villa Park decided to implement an Automated Red Light Photo Enforcement Program?
8. If I am in the intersection when the light is yellow and the light changes to red, will I receive a notice of violation?
9. Will the red light cameras take a picture of the driver of the vehicle?
10. Where can I go to view my video and images?
11. What if I was not the operator of the car at the time the violation took place, am I still liable?
12. The car was a rental, why did I receive the violation notice?
13. What happens if I ignore the a violation notice?
14. My payment has already been sent; will I still be charged late fees?
15. I paid the violation; why did I receive another Violation Notice?
16. If I pay the fine, can I then contest it or ask for a hearing?
17. How do I know these violations are valid?