McKinney City Secretary's Office wins Excellence Award from Texas Municipal Clerks Association

June 03, 2025 | McKinney, Collin County, Texas


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McKinney City Secretary's Office wins Excellence Award from Texas Municipal Clerks Association
During the recent McKinney City Council Work Session on June 3, 2025, the City Secretary's Office received the prestigious Municipal Clerk's Office Achievement of Excellence Award from the Texas Municipal Clerks Association (TMCA). This recognition highlights the office's commitment to excellence and effective service delivery to the residents of McKinney.

City Secretary, Grand Your, expressed pride in this achievement, noting that only a select few among Texas's 1,400 municipalities receive this honor. The award reflects the collaborative efforts of the City Secretary's Office and various city departments, showcasing their dedication to serving the community.

Your took a moment to acknowledge the hard work of her team, including Deputy City Secretary Tanitris Parchment, Accreditation Reporting Specialist Edith Ruiz, Permit Technician Caitlin Hardaway, and Administrative Assistant Sheridan Burns. She particularly praised Edith Ruiz for her instrumental role in coordinating the efforts that led to this award, presenting her with a RISE challenge coin as a token of appreciation.

The meeting also touched on upcoming agenda items, including a discussion on cellular towers in McKinney, indicating ongoing efforts to address infrastructure needs in the city. As the council prepares for future discussions, the recognition of the City Secretary's Office serves as a reminder of the importance of teamwork and dedication in local governance.

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