In 1951 the name Bácsfehértó was given to the village, but this was changed to Kunfehértó in 1952, the same year as electricity was integrated in the village. In the first period, between 1950 and 1953, around 180-190 homes were built. In the following years public buildings such as  the town hall, kinder garden and post office were built.
In 1951, the village was named Bácsfehértó; however, in 1952 it became Kunfehértó, coinciding with the integration of electricity. Between 1950 and 1953, approximately 180 to 190 homes were constructed. Subsequently, public facilities such as the town hall, kindergarten, and post office were built in the following years.