FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) - Fairfax County may bring back red-light cameras after scrapping the program in the past because it was losing money.

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Two members of the County Board of Supervisors suggested on Tuesday that the county staff should study options and recommendations to reinstate the red-light enforcement program.

Fairfax County had red-light cameras at 10 intersections in the past. But it did away with them in 2005 when the General Assembly decided not to renew a law giving local jurisdictions authority to use them.

The law was reinstated in 2007. But Fairfax decided not to restart the program because the county lost more than $1 million on the program before.

Supervisor Michael Frey suggested bringing back the cameras. He says a study found the cameras improved safety in Arlington County.