Communications

The City of Taylor communicates with its residents in many different ways.

Releases: The City posts official press releases and announcements on a variety of subjects, from news to events. Press releases are posted as "news alerts" and "events" on this website as well as forwarded to media outlets in the area.

Photography and Video: The City takes photographs and video records many key events in the community. They are posted on social media, video channels, cable channels and this website. 

Taylor Today Magazine: The Taylor Today Magazine is produced through a partnership between the City and Community Marketing & Publishing. The magazine is published six times a year, every other month, starting in February. It also offers an annual "events" publication. For editorial or advertising questions, please contact this department.

Social Media: The City publishes most of its news and events on various platforms, depending on the content of the information: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others. 

Electronic Marquees: The City has electronic message boards located throughout the community to post announcements and events. Please contact this office to get your event posted.

Cable Channels: The City has a governmental channel on both Comcast and WOW. This channel is used for various programming, meetings, announcements and news.

  1. City Council schedules 2026-27 budget hearings

    The Taylor City Council will hold its 2026-27 budget reviews on April 13, 14 and 16 before holding an open budget hearing and possible adoption on Thursday, April 23. Read on...

  2. Long-time board member Robert Szwed dies at 90

    One of the most active members of the Taylor community during the past half-century, Robert Szwed, passed away on Friday, March 20. Mr. Szwed was 90. There will be a memorial service at Cherry Hill Presbyterian Church on Saturday, March 28, at 11 a.m. Read on...

  1. Brittany Johnson appointed to fill 23rd District Court vacancy

    Brittany Johnson has been appointed as the newest judge in the 23rd District Court. The former assistant prosecutor for Wayne County was named to the Taylor bench to fill a vacancy created when former Judge Joseph Slaven resigned. Read on...
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