The latest data release includes one-year estimates for 2019.
Population
Data shows the city of McKinney is knocking on the door of a 200,000 population count. Between 2018 and 2019, the population in McKinney increased at a faster rate than Collin County’s population, at 3.92%. Collin County’s population grew by 2.94%.
Collin County hit a milestone in 2018 by surpassing 1 million people, according to ACS data. Median household income
Median household income dropped as a whole across Texas from 2018 to 2019, and McKinney was no exception. While the median household income decreased by 5.32% across Texas, McKinney’s dip was significantly smaller, at less than 1%.
Collin County, however, posted a slight median household income raise of $83.
The median household incomes in McKinney and in Collin County continue to be significantly higher than Texas’s median. Uninsured rate
A greater percentage of the McKinney’s populace did not have health insurance in 2019 than in 2018. Texas also saw an increase in its uninsured rate, at 18.4%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
For 2019, McKinney’s uninsured rate did not grow by more than a percentage point from 2018. Collin County as a whole posted an increase of people with insurance. The uninsured rate in the county decreased in 2019 from 11.3% to 11.1%.
