Collin County Citizens for Integrity

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

AUDIO RECORDING 🎧🚨 BREAKING McKINNEY RECALL UPDATE — AUDIO RELEASED — LISTEN FOR YOURSELF!

For far too long in McKinney, certain individuals have dominated a handful of social media platforms, attacking, blocking, censoring, and bullying anyone who dares to disagree with their point of view, from Facebook to Nextdoor.

Now, we believe that behavior has crossed yet another line.

We obtained an audio recording through a Public Information Request revealing a call to the McKinney Police Department questioning the legality of our recall petition-signing locations by a subject well-known in McKinney for not very good reasons.

Think about that. Police resources being used to address complaints about citizens gathering signatures to exercise their democratic rights!

We commend the police officer heard in this recording and continue to be "disappointed" by the subject who called the police on their own citizens.

Our police officers have real crimes to investigate and a community to protect. They should not be dragged into political disputes over lawful petition activity.

McKinney needs to WAKE UP!

Residents deserve to know what is happening in their own city. The censorship, intimidation, and what we believe is a good ol' boy network working overtime to protect the status quo must be brought into the open.

And here's what those efforts have accomplished:

They've awakened a SLEEPING GIANT!

Thousands of McKinney residents have made their voices heard through the recall process. Attempts to discourage participation will only bring greater public scrutiny.

🇺🇸 WE WILL NOT BACK DOWN ONE INCH!

🎧 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO. HEAR IT FOR YOURSELF. DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS.

Personal phone and home address information has been redacted from the recording.

McKinney deserves transparency, accountability, and respect for citizens' constitutional rights.

We demand the Mayor and City Council speak up about this kind of conduct from one of their supporters!

Collin County Citizens for Integrity

10/07/2026

⚖️ McKINNEY RECALL UPDATE — FBI COMPLAINT SUBMITTED

We want our supporters and the citizens of McKinney to know exactly what we are doing to protect the constitutional rights of those who participated in the recall effort.

A formal federal civil rights complaint has been submitted to the FBI Dallas Field Office and the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, with a copy provided to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas.

This is in addition to the Texas Rangers complaint submitted last week.

The complaint requests an independent federal investigation into actions taken by City of McKinney officials and employees during our lawful recall petition effort.

This is serious.

We have video evidence from multiple separate incidents involving City personnel at locations where citizens were exercising their constitutional rights to engage in political speech, collect signatures and petition their government.

During one approximately 19-minute recorded encounter, City employees were repeatedly asked to identify the ordinance, statute or other legal authority that permitted them to remove privately owned property associated with the recall effort.

They were unable to identify that authority to us.

Yet the property was removed anyway.

Even more concerning, during that recorded encounter, a City employee stated that the direction concerning removal of the property was coming from the City Attorney and City Manager.

That is why we are asking federal investigators to determine:

• Who actually ordered these actions?

• What legal authority supported those orders?

• Were officials aware that employees in the field could not identify the law allegedly being violated?

• Were officials aware that citizens specifically objected that the removals were unlawful?

• Were privately owned American flags and political signs removed without lawful authority?

• Were recall supporters or recall-related messages treated differently from other political activity?

• Did criticism of City government or participation in the recall influence enforcement decisions?

• And were these separate incidents the result of coordinated instructions from City leadership?

The complaint asks federal authorities to examine potential violations involving the First Amendment right to political speech and petition government, the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable governmental seizure of private property, and applicable federal civil-rights laws.

We are also requesting preservation and review of relevant City emails, text messages, internal communications, code-enforcement records, complaints, directives and other evidence that may reveal who made these decisions and why.

To be clear: we are asking federal investigators to independently examine the evidence and determine whether federal law was violated.

Government officials do not get to decide which political speech they like and which political speech they do not.

Citizens have a constitutional right to criticize their government.

Citizens have a constitutional right to petition their government.

And citizens have a right to expect that government power will not be used against them because of their political views.

We will continue pursuing accountability, transparency and the truth.

The people of McKinney deserve answers.

Collin County Citizens for Integrity

10/05/2026

McKINNEY PUBLIC RECORDS UPDATE — WE ARE CHALLENGING THE CITY’S REDACTIONS

As part of our ongoing effort to understand what happened with the removal of recall-related political signs in McKinney, we submitted a public information request seeking records showing who contacted the City and complained about recall signage and related activity.

The City produced records — but blacked out the names, phone numbers, email addresses, and other identifying information of the people who made the complaints.

The City has now asked the Texas Attorney General for permission to keep those identities secret, relying primarily on what is known as the “informer’s privilege.” In its October 5 letter, the City argues that the people who complained to Code Compliance reported possible violations of law and therefore their identities may be withheld.

We disagree that the City should simply be allowed to apply that privilege broadly without proving that each individual actually qualifies for it.

So today, we submitted formal comments to the Texas Attorney General under the Texas Public Information Act, asking the Attorney General to independently review the City’s unredacted records and determine whether the City has legally justified each redaction.

Why does this matter?

Because the records already released show that complaints were repeatedly made about recall signs and recall-related activity at locations including Gabe Nesbitt Park and the John and Judy Gay Library. In one email, a City Code Compliance supervisor told a redacted individual that their “most recent complaints” had been addressed and that signage had been removed by City staff.

Other records include complaints claiming recall signs were “against code,” possible “electioneering” violations, and complaints about recall activity at the library. Yet the identities of the people making those complaints remain hidden.

Our request to the Attorney General is simple:

We want the State to determine, complaint by complaint, whether the City has actually met the legal requirements necessary to conceal these identities.

We are also asking the Attorney General to determine whether any of the people whose identities are being withheld were City employees, elected or appointed officials, contractors, agents, or others acting in an official governmental capacity.

This is about transparency and accountability.

When complaints concerning political speech and recall activity result in City action — including the removal of political signage — the public has a legitimate interest in understanding how those decisions were initiated and whether government power was exercised fairly and lawfully.

We will continue using every lawful public-information process available to determine what happened, who was involved, and whether McKinney residents were treated fairly.

Government transparency should not depend on whose political speech is involved.

We will keep the public updated as the Texas Attorney General reviews the matter.

Collin County Citizens for Integrity

10/05/2026

For an unknown reason, City of McKinney is giving an "update" on the recall in just moments, 3PM - Monday -- watch live at this link: https://mckinneytx.new.swagit.com/views/130/

Collin County Citizens for Integrity

10/03/2026

🚨 READ THIS IMPORTANT McKINNEY RECALL UPDATE

There has never been a time in McKinney history when so many residents donated to a political cause in such a short and urgent time frame.

We saw donations as high as $1,000 and as small as $2. Regardless of the size of any one donation, one thing is clear: a new day for McKinney is coming.

These donations fueled our grassroots efforts and helped us far exceed the minimum number of signatures needed.

While we now wait for the City Secretary to review each signature, it is time for us to invest in Phase 2 of our operations: preparing for a recall election.

Every dollar you donate is important to our efforts.

👉 Right now, take two minutes to donate online:

www.collincountyintegrity.com

Or email us for information on how to donate by check or cash:

[email protected]

Collin County Citizens for Integrity



10/01/2026

We are sharing this post from another fb site because it relates to ongoing concerns with McKinney.

Collin County Citizens for Integrity

https://mckinney.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=8255627&GUID=39813CF5-D7BE-4CBE-9CC2-6595924ADF24&FullText=1&fbclid=IwdGRjcAUrzgVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUPfy8eejylb96pYT0P6W9g2mqT7lmXNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR4gZ656K-Hg-pCMWu10BgWUmC1K-qK2HB1FBItREGTL3xxoMd8aJx6tMydXzQ_aem_xYzji3-wLqsJBnjpSg32HA

10/01/2026

If this reporting is correct, then it could take the city into mid November before they release signature verification details.

Collin County Citizens for Integrity

09/30/2026

The City Council has Shown its Citizens Multiple Times Why a Recall is Demanded!

WHEN WILL THE McKINNEY CITY COUNCIL START LISTENING TO THE VOTERS?

McKinney voters rejected Proposition A — the attempt to expand how long elected politicians could remain in office.

The voters said NO.

McKinney voters rejected airport bond funding.

TWICE.

Again, the voters said NO.

Yet time after time, City Hall seems determined to find another path around what voters have already rejected.

Now the City Council has moved to eliminate term limits for members of the powerful McKinney Community Development Corporation (MCDC) and McKinney Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) — boards entrusted with enormous influence over millions of dollars in public resources.

And who can benefit from unlimited board service?

Former elected officials, like George Fuller.

Think about that.

Voters reject expanding political terms — and City Hall eliminates limits on how long politically connected individuals can remain on some of the most powerful boards in McKinney.

Voters reject airport funding — and the City continues pursuing airport spending through other funding mechanisms.

At some point, this stops looking like elected officials listening to the public and starts looking like a government determined to get its way regardless of what voters say at the ballot box.

McKinney residents deserve elected leaders who respect the message voters send — not politicians who search for another door every time voters close one.

The issue is bigger than one board appointment, one bond, or one council vote.

It is about whether the voice of the people actually means something at McKinney City Hall.

And right now, residents have every reason to demand answers, transparency, and accountability.

This city council will spin their actions, but McKinney residents are not dumb -- Note to City Council: Stop Insulting Your Citizens!