 the cameras and crack down on dangerous drivers, specifically in school zones. We're told the cameras will first be installed near schools, then will be installed in high traffic areas around town. If you're caught speeding, the town can issue tickets starting at $50. In an update, Seaside Beach is now back open after closing for high levels of bacteria detected in the water earlier this week. The city shut down the beach on Wednesday when water quality tests indicated that bacteria levels exceeded Connecticut state standards. The water has since been retested and cleared for people to refuel.