BRIGHAM CITY -- After listening to citizens threaten to sue if they did, the city council voted to move ahead with installing "smart meters" on homes and businesses to bill power usage.read more
'smart Meters' Win Brigham City Approval Despite Protests
mshenefelt, Standard-Examiner
Sat, 04/19/2014 - 2:27pm
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Topics: Utah Weber County Ogden
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