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Harrison council changes meter-read schedule to twice a year
Summary
After discussing options, the council approved changing the city meter-reading schedule from three times per year to two, with a motion passed unanimously at the Nov. 11 meeting.
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The Harrison City Council voted to change the city’s meter-reading schedule to two times per year.
Council members discussed that reading meters twice annually would be more effective than three times per year. Council member Joe Cornell moved to set the schedule to two readings per year; John Gray seconded. The motion passed with four AYE votes (Gray, Cornell, Prophet, Butler).
The minutes do not record operational details such as which months readings will occur, how billing cycles will be adjusted, or whether the change requires updates to vendor contracts or software. Those implementation steps were not specified at the meeting and should be confirmed with public works or the clerk’s office.
