Extra fees for electricity customers who refuse to accept “smart meters” because they are wary of the new technology would be eliminated by a bill heard by the Senate Finance Committee Tuesday, and any extra costs would be spread across all customers. Utility companies argue these fees are necessary because of the extra cost of continuing to read the old meters.
Sen. Raskin proposes constitutional amendment to end election of circuit court judges; tax credits proposed to draw manufacturers into Maryland; House subcommittee to address discrimination against interns; Senate Pres Miller’s policy agenda includes drunken driving, sexual harassment legislation; Washington County GOP Central Committee continues to vet candidates for Serafini’s House seat; and Senate honors Vietnam vets with a welcome home day.
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