we have remote readers, so no meter reader has to trek into the woods to find the meter.
Not sure how they work, but apparently they do. They went to them right after we cut a trail to the meter so he could read it, but there was no charge. We still have PUD trail, the deer use it. Aside from murdering our parakeets here in town, our PUD isn't so bad.
Mary
Now we are supposed to be getting new electronic meters which charge the standard .13 per KWH during the day but charge less at night. How that works out is still to be figured out. The whole idea was to eliminate the meter readers job to save the company $ but they will charge us $3 more for them to fire the meter readers and pay for the new meters....
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