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Council approves twice‑annual meter readings, rejecting three‑times proposal

Harrison City Council · November 11, 2025
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Summary

The Harrison City Council voted unanimously among members present to change the meter‑reading schedule to two times per year after discussing a previously proposed three‑times‑per‑year plan; the motion passed Nov. 11.

Council members debated a proposed change to the city meter‑reading schedule at the Nov. 11 meeting and voted to set readings at two times per year.

Minutes record that some members favored setting readings at three times per year, but council discussion concluded two readings would be more effective. Councilmember Joe Cornell moved "to change the meter reading schedule to two times per year." Councilmember John Gray seconded; John Gray, Joe Cornell, Josephine Prophet and Will Butler are recorded as voting AYE.

The minutes do not list implementation dates or the operational details of the new schedule; those details were not specified in the public minutes.