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Is there a law that states that a homeowner is allowed one free meter reading per year in Houston. Texas.

Asked over 2 years ago - Houston, TX

The city is wanting to charge us to read our meter to see if their reading compares to their central computerized meter. I thought we were intitled to at least one free reading a year.

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