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Mayor Rick Sollars

Hello and welcome to the great City of Taylor, Michigan!
I began my service as mayor of Taylor in 2013 after first
serving as a City Council member and member of the
Planning Commission .

I am a lifelong resident and I’m excited to have you join
our community.

Taylor has a rich history. Its people have always taken a keen interest in municipal
affairs—in fact, the very reason we became a city was because residents had to
travel too far to attend township meetings.

I believe our greatest natural resource is the volunteer and I have tasked my
administration to work WITH resident volunteers to achieve city goals that might
otherwise be possible

I hope you will become interested and active in the many programs we offer to
citizens of Taylor. Whether it’s joining the Garden Club or serving on a City
Commission, taking an exercise class, or just enjoying regular trips to our beautiful
parks—I know you will become a believer when it comes to our slogan:
Taylor Made for You!

About Taylor, Michigan

Taylor is in the Downriver area of Metropolitan Detroit, a section that is south of
Dearborn, north of Monroe, west of the Detroit River and just east of Detroit Metro-
politan Airport. We like to say "all roads lead to Taylor" since we are intersected by
the I-94 and I-75 freeways, we are home to six miles of Telegraph Road (US-24) and
we are just blocks away from the Southfield Freeway (M-39).

Our residents are good, hard-working people of many walks of life. They live here
because our city is "Taylor-made" for families. Our community boasts comfortable
neighborhoods, outstanding recreation supplemented by four different Little Leagues,
a variety of shopping opportunities and three industrial parks. This combination
allows Taylor's residents to live, work, shop and play, all within a convenient 24
square miles.

CITY OF TAYLOR

ELECTED OFFICIALS

Mayor Rick Sollars
City Clerk, Cynthia A. Bower
Treasurer, Edward L. Bourassa

Bower CITY COUNCIL Bourassa

Chairwoman, Linda Parker-Craig
Pro-Tem, Angela Croft
Daniel A. Bzura
Alex Garza
Charley Johnson
Linda Roberts
Timothy O. Woolley

Woolley, Bzura, Roberts, Parker-Craig, Croft, Garza, Johnson

JUDGES OF THE 23RD DISTRICT COURT

Judge Joseph Slaven Judge Geno Salomone

History

Taylor Township was organized on March 16, 1847.

Originally, Taylor was part of Ecorse Township, but residents found that they lived too
far away to participate in the civic affairs and functions of the township. Because of
this, the residents petitioned to form a separate community. The petition was granted in
1847 and the new community was named Taylor Township, in honor of General Zachary
Taylor, an American military hero who would go on to become the 12th President of the
United States.

Largely an agricultural community, Taylor Township grew steadily over the years,
particularly after the opening of the Ford Rouge Plant in neighboring Dearborn. In May
of1968, Taylor Township residents voted to adopt the charter which incorporated the
City of Taylor.

The most recent decades of Taylor's history have been characterized by development
and improvement. No longer agricultural, the community boasts comfortable neighbor-
hoods, great schools, a variety of shopping opportunities and several industrial parks.

Taylor City Hall is located at
23555 Goddard Road in Taylor.
A second floor was added to the
building and it was re-dedicated
in a ceremony on May 24, 1970.

Further renovations took place
between 1993-1995 to modernize

and update the building.

The official seal of the City of Taylor
contains the Latin phrase :
Omnis Auctoritas Populo Est
which translates to

All authority belongs to the people.

Taylor City Government

The City of Taylor is a Home Rule City with a strong Mayor form of government.
We have a City Council comprised of seven members who serve at large. Elections
are held every four years.

The Mayor is charged with administrating the various departments that run city
operations. He has the power of appointment and removal over the department
heads and members of the city’s boards and commissions. For more information on
the mayor’s office: http://www.cityoftaylor.com/content/about-mayor-rick-sollars

The City Council is the legislative branch of our city government. The Council
meets on the first and third Tuesday of every month for meetings that begin at 7
p.m. eastern-standard time. To reach a council member, call (734) 374-8799.
Visit the Council webpage at http://www.cityoftaylor.com/council

The City Clerk’s office can assist you with election information, such as polling
locations, voter registration and absentee voter applications. Other functions
handled by the City Clerk’s office are , Business License applications, birth and
death certificates for those born or deceased in Taylor.

A complete list of services provided by the City Clerk is available here:
http://www.cityoftaylor.com/content/faq-clerks-office

The City Treasurer is responsible for collecting all monies payable to the City of
Taylor including taxes, water bills, licenses and permit fees at the cashier's window,
located off of the Pine Street (west) entrance to City Hall.
Personal property taxes and water bills may be paid online for an additional fee.
For more information see the City Treasurer’s web page here:
http://www.cityoftaylor.com/treasurer

The 23rd District Court has jurisdiction over the City of Taylor. The 23rd District
Court will handle all misdemeanor cases for defendants ages 17 and older and all
civil infractions committed within the jurisdiction. The 23rd District Court will also
conduct Preliminary Examinations for those felony cases committed within the City.
The 23rd District Court will handle all general civil cases with jurisdiction up to
$25,000 and small claims cases with jurisdiction up to $5,500. Court hours are
from 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday.
23rd District Court information can be found at http://www.cityoftaylor.com/court

Taylor City Directory

Administrative Offices Boards and Commissions

Office of the Mayor Aging Commission
Office of the City Clerk Beautification Commission
Office of the Treasurer Board of Review
Board of Ethics
Administrative Departments Board of Canvassers
Brownfield Redevelopment Authority
Assessing Cable Commission
Budget & Finance Cultural Arts Commission
(Includes Purchasing Dept.) Construction Board of Appeals
Development Services Downtown Development Authority
(Includes, Building, Economic Election Commission
and Community Development Departments) Fire & Police Civil Service
DPW / Water General Employees Retirement board
(Includes Vehicle Maintenance, Historical Commission
Building and Grounds and Animal Control) Housing Commission
Golf, Parks and Recreation Library Commission
Human Resources Local Development Finance Authority
Information Technologies Mayor’s Youth Advisory Board
Senior Services Museum Commission
Police and Fire Retirement Board
Public Safety Departments Planning Commission
Pension Board
Police Risk Management Commission
Fire Taylor Community Development Corp.
Tax Increment Finance Authority
Legislative Offices Water and Sewer Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Office of the City Council
Educational Board serving Taylor
Judicial Offices (Not governed by City of Taylor)
Taylor Board of Education
Judges of the 23rd District Court
Court Administrator City Owned Buildings
City Prosecutor offering programs / services
Magistrate
Probation Animal Shelter Community Center

State Offices in Taylor Ford Senior Center Taylor Sportsplex

MI Secretary of State Recreation Center Maplewood

Federal Offices in Taylor Villages of Taylor The Terraces

U.S. Post Office The Parks The Springs

County/City service to Taylor The Courtyard The Ponds

Taylor Community Library

The Customer Service Center handles inquiries for every department in the

City except Taylor Police, Taylor Fire and the Taylor Community Library. The Center
is located on the first floor at City Hall just outside the atrium. To call the Customer
Service Center, dial (734) 287-6550.

City Office Closings:

• New Years Day
• Martin Luther King Day
• Presidents Day
• Good Friday
• Memorial Day
• Independence Day
• Labor Day
• Veterans Day
• Thanksgiving Day
and the day after Thanksgiving
• Christmas Eve
• Christmas Day
• New Years Eve Day
If the holiday falls on Saturday we are closed on Friday.
If it falls on Sunday we are closed Monday.

City Building Information

City Hall Ford Senior Activity Center 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
23555 Goddard Road 6750 Troy Street
(734) 287-6550 (313) 291-7740

City Council Chambers Department of Public Works
23555 Goddard Road 25605 Northline Road
(734) 374-8799 (Secretary) (734) 287-6550

Taylor Police Station Taylor Sportsplex
23515 Goddard Road 13333 Telegraph Road
(734) 287-6611 (734) 374-8900
Lobby is open 24 hours
Taylor Recreation Center
Taylor Fire Station #1 22805 Goddard Road
23345 Goddard Road (734) 374-8900
(734) 374-1335
Sheridan Community Center
23rd District Court 12111 Pardee Road
23365 Goddard Road (734) 374-8900
(734) 374-1334
Monday - Friday Animal Shelter
8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 25555 Northline Road
(734) 287-6550

Fire Department Fire Chief: Stephen Portis Emergencies, dial 911

The City of Taylor employees a full time fire department of 36 Firefighters and
three administrators. The department is housed at three strategic locations through-
out the City. These locations allow fire engines and personnel to respond to calls
within 4 minutes.

Fire Station 1 23345 Goddard Road
Fire Station 2 23747 Eureka Road
Fire Station 3 25303 Ecorse Road
Non-emergency (734) 374-1355

The primary responsibility of the Taylor
Fire Department is to respond to and
mitigate emergencies by limiting the
effects of fire, natural disaster, medical
and hazardous material incidents. This
is accomplished through the use of
emergency preparedness plans, fire
prevention and code enforcement, public education, hazardous materials response
teams, and other specialized programs.
http://www.cityoftaylor.com/taylor-fire-department

The City of Taylor has implemented the CodeRED system, a high-speed emergency
notification service. The CodeRED system will serve as the backbone of the City of
Taylor’s emergency planning and communications outreach to both citizens and
Taylor personnel by using the system capabilities to send telephone calls, text mes-
sages, emails and social media in an effort to effectively inform residents to pro-
tect life and property.
To sign up online: http://ecnetwork.com/codered-mobile-alert-app/

City of Taylor CERT Team

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a group of local volunteers
who are trained to help during major disasters, like storms or floods. If you live or
work in the City of Taylor, and are over 18, you can join.
Contact CERT coordinator, Blain Honeycutt at (734) 231– 7262 or visit
www.taylorcert.org

City of Taylor Police Department Police Chief Mary Sclabassi

Emergency, dial 911 Non-emergency (734) 287-6611

Honor, Integrity, Service.

The Taylor Police Department is dedicated to
upholding a professional and ethical police
standard while providing a safe and secure
environment for all persons living in, working in
or visiting the City of Taylor.

The City of Taylor has implemented the CodeRED system, a high-speed emergency notification
service. The CodeRED system will serve as the backbone of the City of Taylor’s emergency plan-
ning and communications outreach to both citizens and Taylor personnel by using the system ca-
pabilities to send telephone calls, text messages, emails and social media in an effort to effec-
tively inform residents to protect life and property.

The Taylor Police Depart has formed a partnership with local residents called Taylor on Watch,
which is a Neighborhood Watch program.
For more information, email: [email protected].

For those who wish to get involved with the Taylor on Watch Neighborhood Watch Program
contact the Watch coordinators in your area:

Area 1 (bordered by Van Born, Telegraph, Goddard and Inkster) -Christina Niewola
Area 2 (bordered by Van Born, Telegraph, Goddard and Pelham) - Don Honaker
Area 3 (bordered by Goddard, Telegraph, Pennsylvania and Inkster) - Cheryl Milbank
Area 4 (bordered by Goddard, Telegraph, Pennsylvania and Allen) - Amy Atwood Summers

All four coordinators are accessible on Facebook. You can also email any of the coordinators at
[email protected]. For residents who do NOT have computer access, call
Taylor Police Administration at 734-374-1444.

For more information, visit the City of Taylor Police Department web page:
http://www.cityoftaylor.com/police

Department of Public Works

25605 Northline Road
Taylor, MI 48180
(734) 287-6550
Executive Director, Glen Nogiec

The Department of Public Works is responsible for 35 miles of mayor and 156 miles of local road
maintenance. The responsibility of that roadway maintenance usually falls with the road right of
way. The right of way extends from the edge of the sidewalk closest to the roadway, through the
street to the edge of the sidewalk at the opposite side. Services include:

• Snowplowing and salting
• Road patching and repair
• Storm drain maintenance
• Street sweeping
• Rubbish/recycling carts
• Tree trimming and removal

All DPW/Water services are facilitated through the Customer Assistance Center located on the
first floor at City Hall, 23555 Goddard Road

COMPOST PICK UP: Begins the first week of March and ends the last week of November. Please
place all compost in either a clearly marked 32-gallon container or compost bags. Limbs must be
cut, bundled and tied in no larger than 4-foot lengths and weighing no more than 50 pounds per
bundle.

REGARDING RUBBISH AND RECYCLING CARTS: For proper pickup of the automated rubbish
and recycling carts, please place carts three feet apart from each other. The arm on the auto-
mated truck needs this space for grabbing the cart. If they are not properly spaced, the driver will
place a notice on the cart and leave materials behind. The driver is not responsible for moving
carts so they may be serviced.

STREET SWEEPING: The DPW sweeps all concrete streets several times annually. Street sweeping
is performed the same day as trash pick up. Asphalt roads are swept once a year in the
spring. Residents are required to keep all vehicles off the street to ensure proper trash removal
and street sweeping. Please do not place trash receptacles in the road, this interferes with the
street sweeping. Also, it is against City ordinance to sweep yard debris in the roadways. This
could also obstruct the storm sewers, which could lead to flooding.

TREE TRIM AND REMOVAL: The DPW maintains trees on your City easement, generally between
the sidewalk and curb. We will only remove dead, diseased or dying trees or trees severely
damaged by storm.

DTE STREETLIGHT OUTAGES: The City can report streetlight outages to DTE for repair. Please
contact the Customer Assistance Center with the exact address for the DTE crews. Residents can
report outages directly to DTE via its website at www.dteenergy.com. DTE asks for 10 business
days to repair a light. Depending on the severity of the repair, that time may be extended.

Department of Public Works

Animal Shelter

25555 Northline Road
Taylor, MI 48180
Telephone: (734) 287-6550

The Taylor Animal Shelter provides services, such as animal adoptions, lost and found animals,
licensing, animal rescue within the city, and responding to the complaints of residents regarding
neglected and loose animals.

Any stray or injured domestic animal may be brought to the shelter at no charge to residents of
Taylor or Riverview. If you live in any other city, there is a drop off fee of $50. The state-of-the-art
shelter facility is located on Northline Road between the Department of Public Works Building and
Lakes of Taylor Golf Club.

If you are in search of a pet, consider adoption from the Taylor Animal Shelter. Many nice pets are
available throughout the year. The Shelter can process adoptions until 3:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.

PLEASE NOTE: The Taylor Animal Shelter will not accept any wildlife brought to the facility. It is
against the law to transport wildlife without the proper permit. If you see a wild animal that needs
to be sheltered, please call the shelter and Animal Control Officers will be dispatched to pick it up.

Trash and Recycling Services Each house receives a
trash and a recycling
Weekly Trash Pickup cart that are numbered
Weekly Recycling and matched to the
Weekly Composting (May - November) address.
Simple Recycling
Curbside pick-up Trash carts have a black
lid and recycling carts
Contact our Customer Service Center to have a green lid.
confirm pick up day in your area.

Recycle Reuse Renew

Water and Sewer Department

23555 Goddard Rd.
Taylor, MI 48180
Executive Director, Glen Nogiec
Telephone: (734) 287-6550

The Taylor Water and Sewer Department is responsible for the operation and maintenance
of 308 miles of water main and over 248 miles of sanitary sewer mains.

Billing Information:
The Water Department provides many customer service activities, offers information
regarding safe water issues of concern to residents, and handles all meter reading within
the city. Our Automated Meter Reading System enables us to read water meters without
having to enter a home or business. It also helps to reduce and/or eliminates the need for
all estimated bills.
Should you receive an estimated bill (indicated by an "E" on your water bill), please
contact the Customer Assistance Center to schedule an appointment so that any mechanical
problem (such as a dead battery or loose wire) can be corrected. Water accounts are
billed on a bi-monthly basis. Water bills with an "A" indicate that they are based on actual
reads.
Please contact us at (734) 287-6550 for questions or information on the status of your wa-
ter account, scheduling of appointments, setting up final water reads, customer service
calls, water taps, restoration concerns, water main breaks and general water questions.

For issues after hours or on holidays, please contact the Taylor Police Department at:
(734) 287-6611. A dispatcher will contact a Water Department Foreman.

Water bill payments made in person must be made at the Cashier's window at the
Treasurer’s Office at City Hall 23555 Goddard Rd, Taylor MI 48180.

Golf Parks and Recreation

Information about Parks rentals, Pool Passes or
Recreation programs can be

obtained by calling the Taylor Recreation Center at (734) 374-8900 (option 2).

• William Ford Senior Activities Center (6760 Troy)
• Taylor Sportsplex (13333 Telegraph Road)
• Heritage Park Petting Farm (12803 Pardee Road)
• Taylor Recreation Center (22805 Goddard Road)
• Lakes of Taylor Golf Course (25505 Northline Road)
• Taylor Meadows Golf Course (25360 Goddard Road)
• 20 community parks of various sizes
• Northwest Outdoor Swimming Pool (6000 Duncan, inside Northwest Park)
• Jeffrey Lamarand Splash Pad (12111 Pardee Road, inside Heritage Park)
• Coan Lake Historical Area (inside Heritage Park)
• Activities Building (inside Heritage Park)
• Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion (12111 Pardee Road, inside Heritage Park)

Taylor has two award winning golf courses
designed by Arthur Hill

Visit www.cityoftaylor/golf for information on
tee times and booking the banquet facility.

25505 Northline Road 23560 Ecorse Road

Taylor SportsPlex

A variety of recreational opportunities including indoor
skating, hockey, soccer, and flag football. Leagues, clinics,

and drop-in activities are offered. Banquet facilities,
meeting & party rooms available.
13333 Telegraph Road (734) 374-8900.

Heritage Park Petting Farm

Fun for all ages! Visit the animals in the climate
controlled barn and enjoy crafts and educational
games at the adjoining visitor’s Center.

The City of Taylor Golf, Parks and Recreation Department invites you to
“Come out and Play!”

Things to See and Do Near Taylor, Michigan

Belle Isle Conservatory
The Conservatory contains plant species from every imaginable location on the planet. If you are seeking a
place of serenity or for contemplation this is the place to be. The best part of your visit is the fact that it is
open to the public free of charge every day of the year.

Cranbrook Institute of Science
More than 200,000 visitors flock to the Institute each year, making it one of the region’s best known museums of
natural history. Founded in 1904, Cranbrook is an internationally renowned center for art, education and sci-
ence. There are 11 permanent galleries, a changing exhibition hall, an outdoor science garden, nature trails, a
state-of-the art planetarium, an observatory and a nature center.

Detroit Science Center
The center features more than 200 hands-on exhibits that explore space, life and physical science.

Detroit Princess Riverboat
This boat was built in Jennings Louisiana in 1993 for use as a gambling boat. It now services as many as 1800
passengers on party cruises. Private cruises are available.

Detroit Zoo
The zoo is home to more than 1,500 animals of 260 species. It is the largest family attraction in Michigan with
over one million visitors each year. The Detroit Zoo gets even wilder on Wednesdays during July and August
with its annual Wild Summer Nights concert series.

Eastern Market
As many as 40,000 people flock to the Market to enjoy one of the most authentic urban adventures in the
United States. Every Saturday it is transformed into a vibrant marketplace with hundreds of open-air stalls .

Greenfield Village
Entering Greenfield Village is like stepping into a time machine. It takes you back to the sights, sounds and sen-
sations of America’s past. There are 83 historic structures, from Thomas Edison’s Menlo Park laboratory, to the
courthouse where Abraham Lincoln practiced law. You can ride in a Model T, watch 1867 baseball, or spend a
quiet moment pondering the home and workshop where the Wright brothers invented the airplane.

Henry Ford Museum
It began as a simple yet bold idea to document the genius of ordinary people by recognizing and preserving
the objects they used in the course of their everyday lives. It grew into the ultimate place to explore what
Americans past and present have imagined and invented.

Michigan Renaissance Festival
Open weekends and Labor Day beginning in late August. In addition to the marketplace vendors and artisans,
theme weekends include the Royal Ale Festival, Highland Fling, Buccaneer Beer Fest, Wonders of the World,
and High Seas Adventure. Full contact armored jousting is held daily.

MGM, MotorCity and Greektown Casinos

Plymouth Ice Festival
The Festival has ranked among the top ice festivals in the United States by promoting ice sculpture as an art
form through competitions, demonstrations and seminars.

The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair
This Fair was named the number one art fair in the country by American Style magazine readers survey
(October 2004), and has made the Top Ten Fairs and Festivals list every year since attracting more than
500,000 visitors.

Woodward Dream Cruise
This is the world’s largest one-day automobile event, drawing 1.5 million people and 40,000 classic cars each
year from around the globe – from as far away as New Zealand, Australia, Japan and the Former Soviet Un-
ion. For many it is an annual rite of summer.

We invite you to Explore Taylor. Come and see all there is to see and do!

Shopping Entertainment

Southland Mall Cinemark Theater
Target Heritage Park
Kohl’s Lakes of Taylor Golf Course
Meijer Lamarand Splash Field
Party City Midway Sports and Entertainment
Babies Are Us Northwest Pool
Gander Mountain Taylor Meadows Golf Course
Pet Smart Taylor Recreation Center
Dick’s Sporting Goods Zap Zone
Walmart Skore Lanes Bowling
Home Depot Sky Zone
Bed Bath and Beyond Ice Skating at Taylor Sportsplex
Christmas Tree Shops Inline Skating at Sheridan
Hobby Lobby Community Center
Value City Furniture Indoor Soccer, Hockey, TSX
Art Van Furniture
Gardner White Furniture
Men’s Wearhouse
Burlington Coat Factory
Kroger
Blocks Farm Market
Taylor Farmers Market

Dining in Taylor Places of Worship

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill Beacon Baptist Church
Arby’s Church of Christ
A&W Family Restaurant Evangel Baptist Church
Bob Evans Farms Restaurant Free Will Baptist Church
Bob’s Big Boy Gilead Baptist Church
Burger King Heritage Free Will Baptist
Dairy Queen Kirby Free Will Baptist
Denny’s Metro South Church
Donut Kastle New Hope Assembly of God
Hooters Northline Road Baptist
Hungary Howie’s Southminster Presbyterian Church
KFC St. Alfred Church
Leon’s Family Dinning St. Constance
Mancino’s Pizza St. Cyril of Jeresulem
Matadore Restaurant St. John’s Lutheran
McDonald’s St. Paschal’s
Mikonos Coney IslandPia’s Restaurant St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Panera Bread Sunset Church of Christ
Penn Station Sub Shop Taylor Baptist Temple
Pizza Hut Taylor Center Baptist
Primanti Brothers Taylor Church of the Nazarene
Quodoba Taylor Christian Center
Ram’s Horn Restaurant Taylor Free Methodist
Senate Coney Island Transfiguration Lutheran Church
Subway Sandwiches and Salads Taco Bell West Mound United Methodist
Tim Hortons Wick Road Baptist
Tubby’s Sub Shop Word of Life Christian Academy
Wendy’s Zion Missionary Baptist
White Castle

Taylor City Parks

The City of Taylor has a great parks system!
Be sure to explore and enjoy them all!

Heritage Park Howard Noble Park
Northwest Parl Haig and Dudley Tot Lot
Jaycee Bicentennial Community Parl Hip & Avalon
Homestead Park Tulane and Trafalgar
Lang Park Rotary Park
Memorial Park Pap Park
Vince Caplis Park Villiages Park
Newcastle & Pardee Westlake Park

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