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Harrison council sets meter readings to twice per year
Summary
After discussing options, the council voted to change the city water meter-reading schedule to two times per year; the motion passed unanimously at the Nov. 11 meeting.
Councilmembers debated adjusting the meter-reading schedule during new business on Nov. 11. Members discussed setting the schedule at three readings per year but concluded that reading meters twice per year would be more effective. Councilmember Joe Cornell moved to change the schedule to two readings annually; John Gray seconded, and the motion passed with four AYE votes.
The change directs the Public Works department to implement a twice‑yearly reading cadence; the minutes do not specify an effective start date or which months will be used for readings, so administrative staff will determine scheduling details.
