The county now has 319 active cases, and there have been 1,090 total cases reported.
The number of recovered cases went up by 12 since the day before, totaling 740 as of May 20. Of the active cases, 11 are hospitalized and 308 remain in home isolation.
McKinney has 70 active cases among its residents, with 225 total cases reported since early March. Officials report 138 residents have recovered, while two are hospitalized.
There have been 14,685 negative COVID-19 tests in Collin County, and there are 1,854 people being monitored for the virus, according to the county.
The county has reported 31 people who had tested positive for coronavirus have died, including 17 from McKinney.
A dashboard with daily updates is available from the Collin County Health Care Services. Case reporting will soon be turned over to the Texas Department of State Health Services, which also publishes a dashboard on coronavirus cases.
