Monthly Archives: March 2019

McKinney Main Street’s Arts In Bloom transforms Historic Downtown McKinney each year, and this spring the fun event features 150 juried artists, the Local Artist Village, and the Student Art Tent from McKinney Independent School District all set up on the tree-lined streets surrounding the McKinney Performing Arts Center. A nationally recognized participant in theContinue reading “McKinney TX: Arts in Bloom April 12-14 in Historic Downtown McKinney #mckinneyisdarts #mpac #mckinneyperformingartscenter #downtownmckinney #mckinneymainstreet”

From City of McKinney In the storm aftermath, take a preparedness evaluation Sunday storms brought baseball size hail to areas of McKinney sparking an activation of the city’s outdoor warning sirens and resulted in damage to hundreds of cars and roofs. In the aftermath of a hazardous storm, scammers seek to make a quick dollar.Continue reading “McKinney TX: Outdoor warning system; storm damage update; roofers must have permit in McKinney TX”

From Darrell Hale, County Commissioner The following is the summary for the upcoming week’s agenda. Please join me and others to attend the Commissioners Court meeting at the Jack Hatchell building at Community and Bloomdale. It is held on the 4th floor promptly, Monday, 1:30 PM. You can always find the full agendas posted here: FULLContinue reading “Collin County Sheriff’s Office K9 Program receives donation”

From City of McKinney TX Many taxpayers are surprised to learn that only 22 cents of every dollar paid in property taxes go to the City of McKinney to fund vital services like public safety, streets and parks. McKinney has provided a chart shows how property tax dollars are distributed among the four taxing entities.Continue reading “McKinney TX: Where do property tax dollars go?”