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

August 3, 2021 Primary Election- Certified Results: Click here

General Election- November 2, 2021

Sample two-sided ballot:

Click here for Page 1

Click here for Page 2

For more voter information, click here

Candidates for Local Office are listed below, in alphabetical order

Mayor (Vote for One) : Alex Garza and Tim Woolley

City Clerk (Vote for One) : Cynthia A. Bower

City Treasurer (Vote for One): Michelle Tocco

City Council (Vote for Seven): Amy Atwood, Jill Brandana, Tina Daniels, Nick Dmitruchina, Douglas Geiss, Chrissy Masters Carmona, Charles Johnson, Justin Mordarski, Herman Ramik, Lindsey Rose, Ira Slaven, Asha Tyson, Chris Verdun, and Angie Winton.

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  2. Can anyone obtain copies of death or birth records?
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  4. Do I need a business license?
  5. How do I obtain a business license?
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    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.

  1. Two major business developments in City move forward

    Two new major business developments have moved closer to fruition last week. Cargo Force, an airline cargo and mailing service, and Ashley Capital, which plans to build a large distribution center, each took major steps toward locating in Taylor. Read on...

  1. Santa's Magic Forest cancelled this year; hopes to return in the future

    For the second straight year, Santa's Magic Forest will not be part of the holiday season. Officials confirmed this week that the popular Christmas event will remain on hiatus, due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. Read on...

  1. State budget hands Fire Department $500,000 for new apparatus

    The Michigan House of Representatives passed a budget that includes investments in health care, child care and infrastructure – a part of which provides $500,000 for Taylor Fire Department apparatus. Read on...
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