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COVID-19 UPDATE: MDHHS updates masks and gatherings rules

The MDHHS updated its COVID-19 Gatherings and Face Masks epidemic order to encourage safer outdoor activities as spring and summer bring warmer weather and new opportunities to go outdoors, according to the Wayne County Report for May 10, 2021. Read on...
JLWS canceled for second straight season

For the second year in a row, the effects of the COVID-19 global pandemic have caused the cancellation of the Junior League Baseball World Series in Taylor. Read on...

'Celebrate Golf!' at Lakes of Taylor and Taylor Meadows through May 30

Taylor Golf is in the midst of a "season full of swing with savings" after restocking its pro shops at the Lakes of Taylor and Taylor Meadows golf courses. Sales and offers abound through May 30. Read on...
Taylor Recreation Center begins huge upgrades

Step by step, the City continues remaking the Taylor Recreation Center. The facility is currently closed through May 2 to begin massive improvements. The weight and cardio rooms and second-floor walking track will all remain closed through May 11. Read on...

Good to Great Neighborhood program gears up for Area #20

The 2021 Good to Great Neighborhood Program is beginning and the immediate target is Area 20 (between Pennsylvania, Eureka, Inkster, and Beech Daly roads). Introductory letters were mailed to residents in the area this week. Read on...
City Council approves 2021-22 budget

The City recently approved its Fiscal Year 2021-22 Budget. The general budget is prepared by the administration and its department heads, along with the Budget and Finance Department, and then presented to the City Council for approval. Read on...

Candidates announced for August Primary Election

Voters will face a slate of four candidates for mayor and 19 for City Council on the August 3 Primary Election ballot in the City of Taylor. Read on...
City to begin enforcing tall grass ordinance

The City will begin enforcing violations of its tall grass ordinance as the weather becomes warmer. Overgrown grass is not only an eyesore, but can provide a home for outdoor rodents like rats. Read on...

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