Compare power connected us with complete scam called Atlentex power. They did not turn the power on…read morewhen they said they would, we had to call a different company to get the power connected. We were out of power because of their failure to do what they said they would. Freezers defrosted. Had to get a hotel... And the customer service "supervisor"' told me to call back at 7 if the power wasn't turned on yet. Which is when they close. Total joke. Worst customer service I've ever dealt with

I would never used Compare Power again, please use ChooseTexas-Power instead (no hassles or…read morestress). I had the worse experience ever. They submitted my application 4 times to a Electric and it was flagged this interefered with my services being connected in a certain timeframe. I had to complete an application with another Electric Provider due to after 72 hours the issue still wasn't resolved on Compare Power end or Atlantex Energy end. Also, do not choose Atlantex or sister company Atlantic, the customer service is unprofessional, there's no first call resolution and they do not have the proper CSR experience. It was a hassle and very mentally draining. I would never known my services wasn't yet switched after being approved until I called the electric company, this was after sending in identification and lease for address verification, some I never went through with any utility company.

Small, cluttered, computers/printers and catalog (search) kiosk always down…read more Study tables placed at the rear of the building in a small space. In the teens section. (?) Can't access books in teens section because the study tables are shoved right in front of the stacks/shelves. Kids section is noisy as it's set up more for play than exploring/reading books. Unfortunately, the noise (kids section) carries out through the rest of the building. Adult computer area is another small room where everyone is on top of everyone else (figuratively speaking). Overall, this library is not a great place to do research or settle in to read a book. Why didn't they include a nicer/bigger space for a public library when they built the new city hall?

Sweet little spot in quiet Princeton! Nice place to take a break during the day, take your kids to…read morestory time or let them play in the play area/learning corner. We spent hours here and were able to meet some other families after school. We had trouble finding baby or toddler friendly books.

Beautiful park. I love the dog park and take my dogs often. It's very clean and plenty of room for…read moreparking. It's a little hidden gem for sure.

The city is growing the park consistently for the past few years. There is a full size soccer…read morefield, baseball diamonds, walking trail that is a half mile distance, a park, basketball courts etc etc. Great place to shoot photos too!!!

Used to be a good MUD, but has gone downhill since the mid 2000's. Numerous legal and political…read moreissues have created controversy on the board and undermined cohesiveness in the neighborhoods served. Also, their Phase 1 water line replacement project in the Seis Lagos neighborhood has to be one of the more poorly managed construction projects I've seen for a municipality. Dirt piles in yards, sinkholes, muddy and sandy streets, torn up sprinkler systems, torn up driveways, and breaking water pipes have been issues homeowners have had to contend with here since June of this year . In their favor, They did state that their construction end date is November 18th, but with all the good dry weather for construction, there is no reason why they shouldn't try to finish ahead of schedule. There has been no effort to clean up and replace everything back to pre-construction conditions on any of the project so far.

This place is a treasure and I really enjoyed the experience we had here. We had come to the area…read morefor an event, and when the event ended we decided to stay and poke around a little bit. This is a collection of homes and other buildings (stores, church, etc) paying tribute to McKinney's past. Some are outfitted with actual artifacts from the original occupants, while others are displayed with like items from the period of McKinney's history. It was fascinating to walk through them and visualize what life must have been like. My hat is off to the city and to all the great people who make this treasure possible!

Absolute amazing downtown McKinney is growing so much. It's just great to see all the historical…read morebuilding. Stay impact of those new buildings coming in. I love that. The new community is going to love the area as much as my family has always loved it.