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Taylor County at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 4 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
Active issues
What's hot right now· 4
Coming up
Upcoming meetings· 4
On the record
Recent decisions· 4
Approval of Oracle America Inc. Contract Amendment
Approved 5–0Commissioners CourtOct 20Approval of Juvenile Crime Bond Renewal
Approved 5–0Commissioners CourtOct 20Approval of Interlocal Contract with DFPS for CPS Coordinator Position
Approved 5–0Commissioners CourtOct 20FY 2026 Budget Transfers and Amendments
Approved 4–0Commissioners CourtOct 6
Development watch
What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT20Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Taylor County Commissioners approve NetSuite software licenses and a $15,000 holiday donation for airmen
- OCT6Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Taylor County Commissioners cut 9-1-1 rates, approve raises, and tackle data center rules
- SEP22Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Taylor County sets speed limits and truck limits on rural roads after neighbor concerns
- SEP8Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Taylor County passes FY 2027 budget and cuts property tax rate
- AUG25Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Taylor County adopts a tax cut and lowers rates while setting the FY 2027 budget
- AUG11Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Taylor County approves proposed 2027 budget with tax cut, burn ban, and road restrictions
Frequently asked about Taylor County
When does the Taylor County Commissioners Court meet?
The Taylor County Commissioners Court meets every other Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners Courtroom at the Taylor County Courthouse, 300 Oak Street, Abilene, TX 79602. Special called, emergency, and budget hearing meetings may be called as needed.
Where can I find Taylor County Commissioners Court agendas?
Agendas and meeting archives are available at taylorcounty.texas.gov/230/Commissioners-Court and via the CivicClerk portal at taylorcotx.portal.civicclerk.com. Meeting videos are available for sessions recorded from April 2024 onward.
Who are the Taylor County Commissioners?
The Taylor County Commissioners Court consists of County Judge Phil Crowley (countywide), Commissioner Randy Williams (Precinct 1), Commissioner Kyle Kendrick (Precinct 2), Commissioner Brad Birchum (Precinct 3), and Commissioner Chuck Statler (Precinct 4).
How do I contact Taylor County government?
You can reach Taylor County offices at taylorcounty.texas.gov or by visiting the Taylor County Courthouse at 300 Oak Street in Abilene, TX.
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