Red light cameras are positioned at intersections around Houston. Here is the complete list:

• W/B Bay Area Boulevard @ El Camino Real
• W/B Bellaire Boulevard @ Wilcrest Drive
• N/B Brazos Street @ Elgin Street
• W/B Harwin Street @ Hillcroft Avenue
• E/B Richmond Avenue @ Hillcroft Avenue
• N/B John F Kennedy Boulevard @ Greens Road
• W/B Pease @ La Branch
• S/B Milam Street @ Elgin Street
• E/B Richmond Avenue @ Dunvale Drive
• N/B Travis Street @ Webster Street
• E/B Westpark @ Southwest Freeway, West Service Road
• Southwest Freeway, East Service Road @ Fountainview
• E/B Westheimer @ West Loop South, West Service Road
• East Freeway, W/B Service Road @ Uvalde
• S/B Sam Houston Parkway, South Service Road @ Beechnut
• W/B Bissonnet @ West Sam Houston Parkway South, East Service Road
• W/B FM 1960 West @ Tomball Parkway, East Service Road
• S/B Chimney Rock @ Southwest Freeway, West Service Road
• S/B South Gessner @ Beechnut
• S/E Hillcroft @ Southwest Freeway, West Service Road
• West Loop South, East Service Road @ San Felipe
• S/B Southwest Freeway, West Service Road @ Bellaire Boulevard
• S/B Southwest Freeway, West Service Road @ Beechnut
• N/B Southwest Freeway, East Service Road @ Fondren
• N/B Chartres @ St. Joseph’s Parkway
• W/B Bissonnet @ Southwest Freeway, East Service Road
• E/B El Dorado @ Gulf Freeway, East Service Road
• N/B Hollister @ Northwest Freeway, West Service Road
• E/B West Road @ North Freeway, West Service Road
• S/B North Wayside @ East Freeway, North Service Road
• S/B West Sam Houston Parkway South, West Service Road @ Bellaire Boulevard
• W/B Greens Road @ North Freeway, East Service Road
• N/B North Shepherd Drive @ North Loop West, South Service Road
• S/B Southwest Freeway, West Service Road @ Wilcrest
• N/B Main Street @ South Loop West, South Service Road
• W/B East Freeway, North Service Road @ Normandy
• W/B Monroe @ Gulf Freeway, East Service Road
• S/B Scott @ South Loop East, North Service Road
• N/B Antoine @ Northwest Freeway, West Service Road
• S/B North Freeway, West Service Road @ West Rankin Road
• N/B South Wayside @ Gulf Freeway, West Service Road
• N/B Woodridge @ Gulf Freeway, West Service Road
• W/B West Bellfort Avenue @ Southwest Freeway, East Service Road
• N/B Fairbanks-North Houston @ Northwest Freeway, West Service Road
• N/B West Sam Houston Parkway South, East Service Road @ Westpark Drive
• E/B FM 2351 @ Gulf Freeway, West Service Road
• E/B South Post Oak Blvd. @ West Loop South, West Service Road
• N/B Northwest Freeway, East Service Road @ Mangum Road
• W/B South Sam Houston Parkway East, North Service Road @ Telephone Road
• S/B Stella Link Road @ South Loop West, North Service Road
• E/B Bissonnet @ West Sam Houston Parkway South, West Service Road
• N/B Southwest Freeway, East Service Road @ Bellaire Boulevard
• S/B Tomball Parkway, West Service Road @ F.M. 1960 West
• N/B Chimney Rock @ Southwest Freeway, East Service Road
• W/B Westheimer @ West Loop South, East Service Road
• S/B West Loop South, West Service Road @ Westheimer
• W/B West Road @ North Freeway, East Service Road
• S/B Hollister @ Northwest Freeway, East Service Road
• N/B North Wayside @ East Freeway, South Service Road
• E/B East Freeway, South Service Road @ Market Street
• E/B Beechnut @ West Sam Houston Parkway South, West Service Road
• E/B Beechnut @ South Gessner
• N/B Wilcrest @ Southwest Freeway, East Service Road
• E/B Bissonnet @ Southwest Freeway, West Service Road
• N/B Hillcroft @ Southwest Freeway, East Service Road
• S/B West Loop South, West Service Road @ San Felipe
• W/B Richmond Ave. @ Dunvale
• S/B Woodridge @ Gulf Freeway, East Service Road
• S/B Southwest Freeway, West Service Road @ Fondren
• S/B West Sam Houston Parkway South, West Service Road @ Westpark Dr.

Tomball city officials gave the green light Monday to a new city ordinance allowing the installation of red-light cameras at intersections.

City Council also approved a five-year renewable contract with Scottdale, Ariz.-based Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. to install and operate a photographic traffic signal enforcement system at a minimum of four intersections — and up to 20 intersections — to record photographs and video of vehicles that run red lights.

Redflex will conduct an engineering survey to determine the intersections that warrant red-light cameras. Police Capt. Rickey Doerre said the Texas 249/FM 2920 and Texas 249/Zion Road intersections will probably rank among the top four to six that will be selected for the program.

Doerre said the council’s approval of the ordinance and the contract was the last step in a year-long study process conducted by the Police Department into the red-light enforcement system. The goal, he said, is to reduce traffic accidents by changing drivers’ behavior at those intersections.

“Hopefully it will be online in a six-month period, but that may be stretching it,” Doerre said. “The most important thing is that everything was approved tonight.”

The ordinance establishes rules and regulations for installing and operating the system, as well as a civil penalty of $75 for those convicted of a red-light violation, and the method for contesting alleged violations.

According to the contract, the system comes at no cost to the city. Redflex will pay to install and operate the system, and would garner up to $4,870 a month per intersection from fines paid to the city for red-light violations.

If the amount due to the company is not covered by the fines received by the city in a given month, that deficit amount will be carried forward and paid off through future surpluses.

Any additional revenue would be split evenly between the city and the Texas Department of Transportation, which owns the two major roadways — Texas 249 and FM 2920 — that traverse Tomball. The state’s share will be sent to the Texas comptroller’s office and deposited in a regional trauma account, and the city’s share will be utilized to fund traffic safety programs.

Lee Buckels, Redflex regional sales manager, said the company will work with the city and police department on a public awareness campaign about the camera system.

According to the contract, the company will issue all violation notices within two days of notification from the Police Department that a violation exists. A Tomball police officer will review all photographs to determine if the law was broken.

Violators would have access to photos through an Internet site, and all residents with questions will be able to call a toll-free number. A hearing officer or judge would handle contested cases.