City Clerk

Welcome to the City Clerk’s page! Here you will be able to apply for various licenses and permits, request public records through the Freedom of Information Act, and learn about upcoming elections. Forms and applications are located under the City Clerk’s Forms on the sidebar. If you have any questions please contact my office at: (734) 287-6550 -option 6. We look forward to helping you.

City of Taylor 2021 Elections

Primary Election- August 3, 2021 *Sample ballot will be posted once available

General Election- November 2, 2021 *Sample ballot will be posted once available

For more voter information, click here

Candidates for Local Office are listed below, in alphabetical order- *List of Candidates is subject to change*

Mayor: Alex Garza, Jeff Jones, and Tim Woolley.

City Council: Amy Atwood, Jill Brandana, Tina Daniels, Sam Ditzhazy, Nick Dmitruchina, Martin Drouillard, Douglas Geiss, Chrissy Masters Carmona, Justin Mordarski, Korey Morris, Herman Ramik, Lindsey Rose, Ira Slaven, Asha Tyson, Chris Verdun, and Angie Winton.

City Clerk: Cindy Bower -no primary required

City Treasurer: Michelle Tocco- no primary required

The primary will trim the candidates for mayor to two, of which one will be selected by the voters in November. The candidates for council will be cut to 14 after the August primary, and the top seven vote-getters in the November 2 election are seated as the new City Council. 

Each candidate was required to submit a nominating petition including at least 150 signatures to the Clerk by April 20 at 4 p.m. The requirements also included an Affidavit of Identity and a statement of candidacy. Qualifications are that the candidate has to be 18, a registered voter and be a resident of the City for at least one year.

    The City Clerk provides the following services:

The City Clerk's Office is also the custodian of all City records and keeps a permanent copy of all board and commission proceedings.

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    The City of Taylor’s Good to Great Neighborhood Program continues to make its way through the community, with focus currently in the Taylor Parks Elementary School neighborhood (Area #16, northeast corner) as well as Area #20, the southwest corner. Read on...

  1. School bond proposal video available online and on cable channels

    The Taylor School District recently released a video presentation on information centering on a possible bond proposal. The City is currently running this short video at 10:30 p.m. each evening on its government access channels on Comcast and WOW. Read on...

  1. Three-day Taylor Summer Festival will return on July 8-9-10

    The Taylor Summer Festival will return this year, but on a different weekend. The 2021 version will be a three-day affair on July 8-10 at Heritage Park. Read on...
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