McKinney's new mayor is ready to rumble with the state over who gets to make local decisions. Expect some political fireworks as the city fights to keep its power.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
No direct financial impact is associated with this issue.
All residents benefit from a government that maintains impartiality and avoids endorsing any particular religion.
Residents who feel their religious beliefs are not equally represented or that the government is aligning with specific religions may feel alienated.
AG Paxton Sides With Taxpayers Over City of McKinney Texas Scorecard
The MEDC is being tasked with using its resources to help acquire more ETJ properties, which could be used for future development.
Public comments raised concerns about the city's proclamations for religious holidays, questioning whether the city is maintaining religious neutrality and ensuring equal representation for all residents.
The MEDC board approved a resolution to give the President more flexibility in approving minor grant amendments, specifically allowing for 90-day extensions on smaller projects.
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