McKinney, Texas -- The McKinney Community Development Corporation (MCDC) is pleased to announce that it has awarded project grants to support quality-of-life projects that will benefit the community.
As a steward of community investment, MCDC carefully evaluates funding proposals through a thorough review process that includes detailed board analysis and comprehensive presentations from applicants. Each selected project is chosen for its strong potential to benefit both residents and visitors while enhancing the overall quality of life in McKinney.
Among the $10.6 million in Project Grants awarded by MCDC at the August 28 board meeting are:
- Replacement of code-required fire suppression system for public parking serving restaurants, retail shops, park, and amphitheater at Adriatica Village – The Harbor at Adriatica Master Condominium Association ($233,137)
- Fabrication and installation of a 50-foot neon monument sign at Hwy 75 and Virginia promoting McKinney’s Historic District – McKinney Main Street ($80,000)
- Parks accessibility improvements, trails plan, Al Ruschhaupt Park road connection, Old Settler’s Park improvements and Erwin Park improvements – McKinney Parks and Recreation Department ($8,000,000)
- Repair and renovation of three affordable housing properties – Habitat for Humanity of Collin County ($305,000)
- Enhancements to the privately owned, publicly accessible park located in the commercial portion of West Grove Retail Development – Entertainment Properties 360, LLC ($2,000,000)
“These projects align directly with MCDC strategic priorities and our mission to work as a partner to fund community, cultural, and economic development projects in McKinney,” said MCDC Board Chair Angela Richardson-Woods. “Our vision to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors of all ages and backgrounds is evident in these awarded grants.”
MCDC plays a pivotal role in supporting signature projects across McKinney, including retail development, affordable housing, parks and open spaces, entertainment venues, community festivals, and mobility infrastructure. Each grant represents a strategic investment in the future of McKinney.
To learn more about any project or promotional and community event grants, visit www.McKinneyCDC.org.