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Friday: Precinct 3 Commissioner's candidate forum

The McKinney Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Precinct 3, County Commissioner's forum on Friday. The announcement is below:

Who Deserves Your Vote?
Candidate Forum Scheduled for February 15th

There is one race in the March 4 Primary Election the business community is watching - Republican candidates Joe Jaynes (incumbent) and Corbett Howard vying for placement on the ballot as the Republican Collin County Commissioner Precinct 3 candidate. Democratic challenger Victor Manuel will face the winner of that race.

Meet the candidates and learn where they stand on the issues at a breakfast hosted by the McKinney Chamber's Government and Legislative Issues Program, sponsored by AT&T. Mark your calendars and plan to be at Eldorado Country Club on Friday, February 15th from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The breakfast is $10. To make a reservation contact Kimberly Weeks at 972-542-0163 or kweeks@mckinneytx.org.

This entry was posted on February 13th, 2008 at 10:48:26 pm and is filed under Observer Opinions, Politics.

2 comments

Comment from: McKinney Resident [Visitor]
Saw a news report on cbs 11 tonight that
exposed several trips taken by
Hoagland for a Negotiating Class costing
$900. when the same class is offered
at CCCC for $78 (He doesn't need that
skill set for his job) Also several
county commissioners went to Florida
and Nevada on a "fact finding mission"
at taxpayer expense and lived it up
on gourmet food and expensive hotels.
02/13/08 @ 23:02
Comment from: NP [Visitor] Email
That class is nothing compared to what the county commissioners have been doing for years. It is a disgrace the way they misuse our tax dollars. There is evidence of four of our commissioners holding illegal meetings behind the back of our County Judge and using county resources for personal gain. It is wrong. We all really need to pay attention to these races this year and realize that these people have no respect for the law much less our tax dollars.
02/13/08 @ 23:25

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