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McKinney city leaders vote 7-0 to approve controversial mosque development

The 7-0 vote ends years of debate over the project, which will add a sanctuary, classrooms and a gymnasium for a growing congregation.

  • On Tuesday, the McKinney City Council unanimously approved a site plan for the McKinney Islamic Association's new campus, ending years of community debate. The 7-0 vote passed around 11:30 p.m. following hours of public comment.
  • The McKinney Islamic Association has been part of the community for nearly 30 years, serving families as an established presence. Leadership stated the expansion is necessary to accommodate a congregation that has outgrown its current building.
  • More than 100 people gave public comment during a marathon meeting lasting over five-and-a-half hours. Opponents raised concerns about traffic, property values, and cultural ramifications, while others cited apprehension regarding Sharia law.
  • Former McKinney Mayor George Fuller defended the members, stating they are "quietly serving families while becoming part of the fabric of McKinney." U.S. Representative Keith Self cautioned the council against the plans, citing concerns regarding political Islam.
  • The new facility will be constructed at the corner of Virginia Parkway and Crutcher Crossing, roughly three miles from the current site. City documents state the plan is "fully compliant" with city rules, marking a major regulatory step.
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KDFW broke the news on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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