A child died Saturday at McKinney’s Apex Centre water park, city officials said in a statement Monday.
Very little information was publicly released in the statement about the death, which city officials described as an “incident,” though they expressed condolences and said a full investigation will take place.
“Our thoughts are with the child’s family, loved ones, and all those affected by this heartbreaking event,” the statement said. “The safety and well-being of our residents and visitors remain our highest priority.”
A GoFundMe created in connection with the fatal incident says the 9-year-old girl drowned.
According to the statement, officials will ensure support resources are available to those impacted by the loss.
The Apex Centre is a fitness and recreation facility located at 3003 Alma Road. According to the facility’s website, it is run in collaboration with the city of McKinney Parks & Recreation Department and McKinney Community Development Corporation.
No further details will be released while the investigation is ongoing.
The McKinney Fire Department had no further information to share about the incident when contacted by The Dallas Morning News. McKinney police have not responded to request for comment.