New meters spark concerns in Oklahoma
When Donna O’Brien opened her electric bill this month, the little green statement and her jaw dropped to the ground.
"It’s normally no more than $75, and it was $177.86 — absolute robbery,” O’Brien said.
She was among more than 100 tenants at Whitby Courts , 7525 Knight Lake Drive, who got unexpectedly high bills from Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co.
Apartment residents a...
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