Keith Self backs McKinney recall effort targeting mayor and council
Keith Self has announced his support for a recall campaign aimed at the McKinney mayor and three city council members.
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Keith Self has announced his support for a recall campaign aimed at the McKinney mayor and three city council members.
Organizers say they need 5,805 signatures. The county's official canvass shows why: 19,350 ballots were counted in McKinney's last regular city election, and 30 percent of that is 5,805 to the digit.
The City of McKinney has published detailed guidelines for its automated weekly trash and recycling collection service, including cart placement rules and eligibility requirements.
Five voters filed to recall Mayor Bill Cox and three council members. Organizers have until Sept. 26 to gather signatures, and the number they need is in the thousands.
The McKinney Recall Committee stated that public access to government records is not a license for political intimidation, responding to comments from former Mayor George Fuller.
The McKinney City Council will consider a resolution on August 18, 2026, authorizing the city manager to execute a professional services contract with Imagine International Academy of North Texas, LLC for a school resource officer program.
McKinney will consider selling 0.310 acres to the North Texas Municipal Water District. The sale covers a 40-foot permanent sanitary sewer easement and a 20-foot temporary construction easement on Ridge Road near Wilmeth Road. The City Manager would execute documents for the...
The McKinney City Council will consider a resolution on August 18, 2026, authorizing the city manager to execute a professional construction agreement with Crossland Construction Company Inc. for an elevator addition at the APEX Centre.
The McKinney City Council will consider a resolution to assign private activity bond authority to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs during its regular meeting on August 18, 2026.
The McKinney City Council will consider a resolution on August 18, 2026, authorizing the city manager to execute a contract with Alliance Geotechnical Group, Inc. for materials testing services related to the Towne Lake Phase 1C construction project.
The McKinney City Council will consider a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute a construction contract and necessary change orders with A&C Construction, Inc. for Towne Lake Phase 1C, which includes the Bob & Barbara Tomes Dog Park and Play Zone.
City officials have outlined a fiscal plan that includes a modest rise in property tax rates and funding for 32 new staff positions.
Five residents have initiated a recall effort targeting Mayor Bill Cox and three city council members, citing a loss of public confidence in the city's leadership.
Erwin Park will close on Aug. 10 for a major renovation that is expected to be completed in fall 2027.
The City of McKinney and surrounding school districts have published specific hours for school zones and outlined safety responsibilities for drivers and officials.
The McKinney Public Library System is holding free family storytime events at Old Settler's Recreation Center on Saturdays in August 2026.
The City of McKinney has rescheduled mosquito spraying operations from August 6-7 to August 11-12 after positive West Nile Virus tests.
The John and Judy Gay Library will host a competitive video game trivia event for teens on Friday, August 21, 2026.
The John and Judy Gay Library is hosting an in-person anime and art program for teens on August 20, 2026.
An internal email says City Manager Paul Grimes criticized some conduct at a mosque site plan meeting while thanking city staff.
The McKinney City Council voted unanimously to approve a new McKinney Islamic Association facility after hours of public comment.