Fast Facts

Taylor Fast Facts

Awards & Accolades

Taylor was a finalist as an All-American City and has three times earned the Governor's Community Achievement Award. Taylor High School's Academic Decathlon team won the State championship in 2001. Temple College at Taylor boasts an outstanding health care program and won a $600,000 EDA grant to expand its facilities in 2004. The local Bed & Breakfast was cited as one of America's great stays, and several of the local mansions and buildings have been restored and are available for renting for events. Taylor High School's Academic Decathalon Team won State in 2002 and 2007 and has advanced to State level competition in 2008.

Taylor has been selected for the site for the East Williamson County Higher Education Center.  Construction will start in 2008.

Location

Williamson County, Texas

Greater Austin MSA

Demographics

  Population 2000-2005 Growth City of Taylor 15,041 9.7% 15-mile radius 89,648 31.5% Williamson County 333,457 25.0% Greater Austin MSA 1,452,529 16.2%

Median Annual Household Income (15-mile radius): $38,549

Population Aged 25-45 (15-mile radius): 30.8%

Population with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher (15-mile radius): 27.3%

Industry
Major Employers in Taylor:

Basler Electric Co.; Burrows Cabinets; Durcon Laboratory Tops, Inc.; E.R. Carpenter Company; ERCOT; Floydco; Johns Community Hospital; Southern Bedding

Real Estate
Industrial Sites:

Mustang Creek Industrial Park (up to 61 acres) Highway 79 at East Walnut Creek (87.7 acres) Justin Lane at C.R. 398 (88.9 acres) Carlos Parker Blvd. (38.6 acres) Highway 95 at Old Coupland Road (51 acres) Highway 79, 1.5 miles east of Taylor (484 acres)

Tax Rates (City of Taylor and Williamson County)

Retail Sales Tax 8.25% Property Tax, City of Taylor (per $100) 0.7900 Property Tax, Taylor ISD (per $100) 1.5400 Property Tax, Williamson County (per $100) 0.4996

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