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McKinney City Council will meet at 6 p.m. May 21 at McKinney City Hall for a regular meeting. (Shelbie Hamilton/Community Impact)
McKinney

McKinney City Council to consider city charter review committee, housing initiatives

By Shelbie Hamilton

City Council members elected to move forward with a charter review committee following a May 7 meeting where a potential charter amendment election was discussed.

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