Community Leaders Honor Mayor Fuller and Councilman Phillips for Service in McKinney

June 03, 2025 | McKinney, Collin County, Texas


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Community Leaders Honor Mayor Fuller and Councilman Phillips for Service in McKinney
In a heartfelt display of gratitude, community members praised the McKinney City Council during the June 3, 2025, regular meeting, highlighting the council's resilience and commitment to service amid challenges. Deborah Bradford opened the remarks, commending Mayor Fuller and Councilman Phillips for their leadership and the strong community bonds they have fostered. She emphasized the importance of integrity and character in public service, stating, "You have set a standard... in conduct, in grit, in integrity."

David Craig, a long-time resident, echoed these sentiments, declaring the current council the best he has seen in his 45 years in McKinney. He expressed appreciation for the council's thoughtful communication and their ability to respectfully disagree, which he believes is essential for progress. Craig also acknowledged the personal connections he has made through council members, particularly with Councilman Phillips, who introduced him to various community initiatives, including those supporting special needs.

The meeting underscored the council's dedication to serving the community, with both speakers highlighting the importance of service over dominance in leadership. As the council prepares to elect a new mayor pro tem, the positive feedback from residents reflects a strong community spirit and a hopeful outlook for McKinney's future.

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