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You deserve the zest. Discover Taylor, Texas, and you’ll discover The Zest of Texas. Just 29 miles northeast of
Austin, and surrounded by corn and cotton fields, Taylor has been a prairie, a railroad town and an idyllic country
community. Today, Taylor is on the progressive edge of an urban landscape. Home to more than 17,000 zesty
residents, the heart of Taylor is bursting with its passionate community, rich history and proud heritage.
365 days of zest. Whether they’re rockin’ out at the Taylor Zest Fest, heating it up at a barbecue cook-off or
shaking it down at the Rattlesnake Roundup, Taylorites like to keep things spicy year round. But that’s just the
beginning. Taylor is also known for its real Texas Rodeo, 4th of July Fireworks and a spectacular Christmas
lights display and parade.
Outdoor enthusiasts can’t get enough of Taylor’s beautiful public parks and can be found enjoying camping,
swimming, fishing and boating on Granger Lake. Taylorites also enjoy staying active and take advantage of the
city’s plentiful hike and bike trails, swimming pools, tennis courts and, of course, the new $8 million Taylor
Regional Park and Sports Complex.
Mental enthusiasts can be found sharpening their minds at the city’s innovative new educational initiative—the
East Williamson County Higher Education Center––or learning about Taylor’s fascinating culture and political
history at the Moody Museum. Those wanting to make a more spiritual connection will find Taylor a destination
for a variety of houses of worship.
While tradition keeps the community grounded, innovation and creativity is attracting a steady flow of business,
newcomers and visitors. Taylor calls this their “pockets of coolness.” Put on your shades and take a look at the
company Taylor keeps.
Sound savory? Find out more by visiting the Taylor Chamber of Commerce at 1519 North Main Street, or online
at www.taylorchamber.org.
Putting zest to the test for 133 years. Since its early beginnings, Taylor has responded to challenges, embraced
opportunities and taken risks to preserve the community’s quality of life. Its story is full of flavor and appeal.
Like many Texas cities, Taylor was originally a settlement of German and Slavic communities. Anticipating the
construction of the railroad, Texas Land Company began designing a town in 1876. It was named Taylor Station
after a contemporary official of the International & Great Northern Railroad: Edward Moses Taylor. The town
adopted a mayor-council form of city government in1882, and in 1884, the city fathers changed the name to the
City of Taylor. An important rail shipping center, Taylor quickly became a pivotal point for moving cattle, cotton
and grain.
Taylor’s first test came in February of 1879, when a fire destroyed most of the frame structures. But, this city
responded heartily, replacing the destroyed buildings with the brick and stone structures that boldly stand today.
Taylor didn’t get discouraged when fire destroyed the town, and it certainly wasn’t going to let a little water
dampen its spirit when the worst flood in local history dumped 23 inches of rain in a 24-hour period, (second
only to Thrall’s 38 inches). It was another test, but Taylor forged on.
In 1884, the dog pound was established when a 12-year-old boy was paid 25 cents for each stray dog he could
round up. The city marshall then sold the dogs back to their owners for $1, along with a numbered brass dog tag.
The revenue was collected and used to complete the city’s first sewer system. Now that’s innovative thinking.
Taylor’s first cotton gin was built in 1877, quickly establishing the community as a Central Texas agricultural
hub. Cotton has been one of the mainstays of Taylor’s economy since the early 1800s. Its rich soil and the skilled
farmers made Williamson County a leading cotton producer.
By 1940, the population of Taylor was 7,875 and thanks to light manufacturing during the 1970s and 1980s, the
city grew to 11,472 by 1990 and hit 13,575 in 2000. As of January 1, 2008, Taylor’s population was 17,663. The
steady growth of almost four percent over the last decade has guided community leaders in proactive growth
management.
A history of zest appeal. From wrestling and law to bulldogging and illustration, Taylor has been shaped by a
long line of talent and invention.
• Crawford Henry Booth - an early local rancher and banker.
• Dr. Howard Bland, Sr. - an investor in real estate, a commodities warehouse, a flour mill, an ice house, a hotel,
a local power company, a theater, the Taylor Daily Press and an anti-prohibition newspaper. As a community
leader, Bland served on the City Council and Chamber of Commerce and was a member of the 34th Texas
Legislature.
• Albert Eikel - the owner of the three-story brick hardware store located at 316 North Main Street.
• Elmer “Pet” Brown - won the World middleweight crown in wrestling in 1914.
• Dan Moody, son of Taylor’s first mayor - the first prosecuting attorney in the U.S. to win a legal battle against
the Ku Klux Klan. At age 33, he became the youngest governor of Texas.
• Bill Pickett - an African-American cowboy who initiated the practice of “bulldogging”—or steer wrestling—
and in 1971 was posthumously inducted into the Cowboy Hall of Fame.
• Frederick Bean Avery, also known as “Fred/Tex” Avery - an illustrator who created Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny,
Droopy, Screwy Squirrel, Porky Pig and Chilly Willy.
• In 1952, the community demonstrated its gusto—intelligence and honesty—when leaders recognized Dr. James
Dickey as its Outstanding Citizen of the Year. The event made news in TIME magazine and The Saturday
Evening Post because even then, during a time of racial segregation and strife in the South, Taylor was
appreciating its diversity and lauding the achievements of an African-American leader.
More recently, Taylor has been home to celebrity favorites, such as actor Rip Torn and musician Greg Ginn, and
is the location of many unique businesses, such as Williams Brothers Model Products, FlyRite Choppers and SST
Records, which has produced the music of highly influential bands, including Black Flag, Dinosaur Jr. and Sonic
Youth.
Today, Taylor’s diverse cultures, including people of African American, Hispanic and Asian heritage, are
creating a new heritage, a new creative class.
Connected to everywhere. Located in southeast Williamson County, Taylor is just 29 miles northeast of the state
capitol of Austin. The county seat of Georgetown is located just 20 miles to the northwest. Situated at the
intersection of State Highways 79 and 95, Taylor is just seven miles east of the new State Highway 130, a 79mile parallel “by-pass” for I-35, which will eventually connect to I-10, providing easy interstate access northsouth and east-west. A new east-west highway (Chandler Road/ University Avenue), which will provide a second
direct connection point from I-35 to Taylor, is currently under construction.
Taylor is also within close proximity to Houston (155 miles southeast), San Antonio (115 miles southwest) and
Dallas (187 miles northeast), not to mention within a three-hour drive of four major U.S. deep-water ports in
southeast Texas, including the Port of Houston, one of the largest in the nation.
The Capital Area Rural Transportation System (CARTS) makes it easy to get around by providing local and intermunicipal passenger bus transit throughout the region, with several stops in Taylor, including on-call taxis and
buses.
Rail. Amtrak provides daily stops in Taylor for passenger trains running as far north as Chicago and as far west
as Los Angeles. The terminal is located at 118 E. 1st Street, near the Union Pacific Yard Office.
Home to a Union Pacific Railroad marshalling yard, roughly 25 trains—all loaded with coal, grain, stacks, racks,
aggregates, mixed freight, cars and so forth—chug through Taylor day and night.
Airports. The Austin Bergstrom International Airport is a commercial-airport less than 30 miles away, with 37
non-stop destinations for passengers and freight traffic.
Taylor Municipal Airport covers an area of 106 acres, at an elevation of 600 feet above mean sea level. It has one
runway designated 17/35 with a 4,000 by 75-foot asphalt surface, and it is applying to extend the runway to 5,000
feet to accommodate larger corporate jets. There are 51 hangars. The Taylor Municipal Airport polls fuel prices
daily to maintain competitively low prices. For the 12-month period ending July 16, 2008, the airport had 26,100
aircraft operations, an average of 71 per day, all of which were 100 percent general aviation. At that time, there
were 11 aircraft based at this airport: 91 percent single-engine and nine percent multi-engine.
That the Zest is all about. The Zest of Texas is experienced most palpably when you taste our legendary
barbecue. Located on the Texas Barbecue Trail, Taylor knows how it’s done. Louie Mueller Barbecue is a twotime recipient of the James Beard award and is regularly included on Southern Living and Texas Monthly’s best
barbecue lists, and has been featured in People and Esquire magazines. It is also routinely featured on the Food
Network. Vencil Mares’ Taylor Café barbecue has earned kudos from USA Today, while former “Caterer
to the Capitol” Rudy Mikeska’s barbecue has gone from local restaurant to national provider of “zesty” hot links.
James Davis of Davis Grocery serves “come back” sauce for those customers who find themselves having to
come back for more.
Taylor’s flavor also includes The Kolache Shoppe, a must-visit destination for fabulous, authentic Slavic pastries,
and uniquely-Taylor taco stands for those wanting some tasty and satisfying Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine.
Movies, a museum and more. Taylor citizens enjoy a crowd-free, cultural movie-going experience at the
Historical Howard Theatre. Along with first-run movies at the amazing price of $5 per admission, the Howard
Theatre has been “proudly serving folks around Taylor for over 80 years.”
For a spectacular view of Taylor’s political foundations and ideologies, the Moody Museum is a must-see. Built
in 1887, the Victorian home-turned-museum is the birthplace of former Governor Dan Moody. In fact, the first
floor captures much of how it might have looked when the Moody family was in residence, complete with
original furnishings. The upstairs is devoted to exhibits chronicling the life of the governor and his family, as
well as Taylor’s other prominent people and events. While admission to the Moody Museum is free, donations
are gladly accepted.
Zesty area attractions. Located just 10 miles south of Taylor, Old Coupland Inn and Dancehall invites you to
“Take a two-step back in time to the eatinest, drinkinest, dancinest place in Texas!” Folks in the area have been
swinging by for years for the kind of entertainment, food and hospitality you won’t find anywhere else.
The Cotton Club and Steakhouse in nearby Granger attracts neighbors and visitors from all over with live music
and entertainment, dancing, fine food and good fun.
The Texas State Capitol is just 29 miles southwest of Taylor. Visitors can take tours and observe the Governor of
Texas, along with the Texas House of Representatives and Texas Senate, in action as they go about the business
of the great Lone Star State.
Hidden for 10,000 years, Inner Space Cavern is one of the best-preserved caves in Texas and one of the few
places where remains of prehistoric animals have been unearthed. It’s a short 23-mile drive away from Taylor.
Those interested in more of a road trip will love Longhorn Cavern State Park, Sea World, The Alamo,
Schlitterbahn Waterpark, Natural Bridge Caverns and Round Top Antiques Fair—all of which are within a
couple of hours drive.
Accommodations. For those needing a bed to rest their head, Taylor offers the Best Western Taylor Inn, Econo
Lodge Inn & Suites, Country Garden Inn, Luxury Inn & Suites and the beautiful Talbot Street Bed & Breakfast.
For those RVing it, the Four Winds and Blackland Farms offer a nice place to park.
Everything you need and then some. Shopping is all about convenience, variety and satisfaction. In Taylor, food,
clothing and specialty shops are all within a five-minute drive.
• For groceries and sundries, check out H-E-B and Super Walmart.
• For pharmacy needs and take-care clinics, visit Walgreens, CVS and Schwenker Pharmacy.
• For shoes, clothing and accessories, visit Bealls and Frills.
• Need something sporty? Taylor Sporting Goods and Hibbets Sports are stocked with sports gear.
• Looking for something special? Specialty shops include Deja Vu, Bland’s Jewelry, Dreams to Treasures,
Circleville Store and Grain, Radio Shack, Game Stop, Moss True Value Hardware, Taylor Meat Company and
Tractor Supply Company, to name just a few.
• Need an outlet? The Round Rock Outlet mall is just 17 miles to the west. The shops provide high-end products
at affordable prices in a beautiful, serene setting, complete with food court.
• Need more? Dozens of national retailers are located within an easy 15-minute drive.
Arts and inspiration. Taylor is experiencing an exciting performing arts movement. Special events held
throughout the year include performances by the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra and Taylor Folkloric
Dance Collaborative. Taylorites can learn to move to the groove with dance lessons taught by private dance
schools.
Through a partnership with the community, the Taylor Artist Guild promotes the arts by inspiring and guiding
artists, finding talent and expanding creativity, and connecting Taylor residents with the local area artists.
Thousands descend upon Taylor for the community’s annual Taylor Zest Fest, sponsored by the Main Street
Program. Usually held the first Saturday in May, the family-oriented event is held in Taylor's Historic Downtown
District and offers something for everyone. The Kid Fest delights children with a variety of activities, including
pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, bounce houses and much more. The festival also features unique arts and
crafts, artisan goods, plants, baked goods and retail merchandise. A variety of foods and drinks are available for
those wanting a break from the festivities. At least two stages showcase the talent of local musicians throughout
the day and into the early evening.
The Taylor Public Library offers quality customer service, professional research and reference, and a wide array
of books and materials at no charge to the citizens of Taylor and at a nominal cost to surrounding area residents.
The library offers a wide variety of programs, such as the Summer Reading Program for children, computers with
Internet service, free Wi-Fi and movies for the family.
Quilters of all levels will love the newly formed Blackland Quilting Guild, giving Taylor and Thorndale quilters
the chance to collaborate on projects, donate to charities and connect with fellow artisans.
The newly remodeled Fred Switzer Senior Activity Center is a popular destination, offering seniors a wide range
of activities and a nice place to meet new people and socialize. It has also given the much-needed services of the
Food Pantry and Meals on Wheels a permanent location.
Acres of activity. The Taylor Park System boasts of seven parks and open spaces totaling 311 acres, with tennis
courts, lighted baseball fields, miles of hike and bike trails throughout the community, fishing lakes, playgrounds
and picnic areas.
Outdoor fun is taken to new heights with the opening of Taylor’s new 75-acre, $8 million Taylor Regional Park
and Sports Complex, opened November of 2009. Tournament-ready facilities include 10 baseball and softball
fields (including two championship fields), soccer fields, basketball courts, a lighted full-size football field and
playscapes. A mile-and-a-half of hike and bike trails will attract thousands of weekend warriors, athletes and
anyone who loves playing in the outdoors. For those savoring a slower pace with an appreciation of learning and
leisure, the passive area of Duck Island on the six-acre lake will host the Eastern Bluebird/Wildlife Conservation
Project, sponsored by Ducks Unlimited and several federal/state wildlife management agencies.
Adjacent to the Taylor Regional Park and Sports Complex, is the East Willamson County Event Center, managed
by the Taylor Rodeo Association. The center hosts an annual rodeo along with other national and community
events throughout the year.
The modern Murphy Park complex, in the northern part of the city, offers roughly 55 acres, including a pavilion,
miniature golf course, children’s playgrounds, picnic tables and lighted tennis courts, as well as the Murphy
Aquatic Center with two pools––a children’s beach-entry play pool and an eight-lane competition lap pool.
Lake Granger, just 10 miles northeast, offers a beautiful 4,400-acre lake, 133 class A campsites, 99 day-use
picnic sites, boat ramps, swimming beaches, group shelters, fishing docks and hiking trails. Taylor residents also
have access to 6,700 acres of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department land that allows for game bird hunting and
some of the best exotic-game hunting recreation.
Community gardens embellish the city in two locations. Locals adopt the plots for planting fruits, veggies and
flowers while enjoying time outdoors and relishing the harvest.
The Taylor City Parks Division provides the community with a safe and pleasant leisure environment by
enhancing the quality of life and improving maintenance provisions.
Minor league baseball fan? Locals and visitors can’t wait to see the first pitch at nearby Round Rock Express
(Dell Diamond stadium), just minutes away.
Cultivating the future with high-quality education. Taylor salutes the past while marching forward, placing
immeasurable importance on cultivating the city’s future with student preparedness, success and fulfillment
topping the list.
The Texas Education Agency recently entitled three Taylor public schools with recognized-ratings for their
performance, Exemplary (15) or Recognized (8) in 23 of the 25 TAKS related categories. Taylor Independent
School District is rated “Academically Acceptable,” and consists of three elementary schools, a middle school
and a high school. Current enrollment in the elementary school is 1,574; 675 students attend the middle school;
and 884 students are enrolled in the high school. The total number of enrolled students is 3,133.
Taylor High School (THS) students have won the prestigious High School State Champion Academic Decathlon
for each of the past three years— 2007, 2008, 2009—for a total of five times since THS began participating in
2000.
East Williamson Higher Education Center (EWCHEC) is a consortium including Temple College, Texas State
Technical College Waco, Texas Tech University, Concordia University and Legacy Early College, an early
college option for Hutto and Taylor High School students. Both traditional and non-traditional students may opt
for classes toward an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Sciences Degree or a Certificate Program. EWCHEC’s
Vocational Nursing Program has received full accreditation and commendation by the Board of Nurse Examiners
for the State of Texas.
Legacy Early College High School helps students reach their goals by engaging them in an expansive college
preparatory education on-site with other college students. In addition, students have the opportunity to earn up to
60 hours of fully transferable college courses for which they can receive both college and high school credit, all
tuition-free!
Hook ’em. Located 29 miles southwest, the University of Texas at Austin features a renowned library and
nationally ranked research, academic and athletic programs.
All Aggie. Texas A & M University is a land-grant, sea-grant and space-grant institution located in College
Station, 82 miles to the east. The university has a new medical college just 17 miles west of Taylor in Round
Rock.
Private Schools. Private education can be sought at Taylor’s renowned schools, such as St. Mary’s Catholic
School and St. Paul Lutheran School.
School District: Taylor
Average Elementary School Performance: 88.75%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 15:1
Student Spending: $7,295.36
Performance: “Academically Acceptable”
Mean SAT: 972
Brimming with gusto. With its history of long- established employers and new businesses, Taylor is a place
where businesses can grow, succeed and endure. The City’s diverse economy is driven by light manufacturers,
strong governmental entities, healthcare services, agriculture and a variety of local services. Conveniently located
just northeast of the Austin area, Taylor offers a full range of attractions and incentives for businesses, new
residents and tourists alike.
The City of Taylor, Taylor Economic Development Corporation (TEDC), Taylor Chamber of Commerce and
Taylor Community Network (TaylorCNET) are all available and ready to serve local business needs.
TaylorCNET uses the citywide broadband network to provide high quality video-conferencing so local
businesses can communicate with businesses at the regional, national and international level. Taylor also offers
community-wide high-speed broadband Internet access with multiple access points, free of charge.
The TEDC attracts investors by serving primary employers that are considering expansion or relocation to
Taylor. Since 1994, the TEDC has assisted dozens of start-up, relocation and/or expansion projects in
manufacturing and knowledge-based jobs. The city is also stimulating the local economy by providing resources
for small businesses. Entrepreneurs and small business owners can download a Business Owner’s Toolkit from
www.tayloredc.org for a wealth of information about how to establish and grow new businesses in Taylor,
making the local economy as zesty as its ambiance.
Industry Big thinkers, long-term commitments. Already home to progressive thinkers open to future
opportunities, Taylor looks for companies that don’t drift, they set their own course. Taylor welcomes companies
that have potential and plan to grow with our community.
Taylor’s economy was established in the late 1800s by the agriculture and railroad industries, both of which are
still prevalent today. Taylor’s economy is based on a diverse set of businesses, such as agribusiness, light
manufacturing and advanced technologies. Taylor’s largest employer, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas
(ERCOT), employs more than 600 people and manages the flow of electric power for 85 percent of the state’s
electric load while making daily financial settlements for the competitive wholesale bulk-power market.
Other major industrial employers include Durcon—the world’s largest supplier of epoxy-resin surfaces; Taylor
Bedding—one of the nation’s oldest mattress manufacturers; E. R. Carpenter—a national leader in bedding
products; BABECO—an advanced machining and fabrication shop; and Burrows Cabinets—a custom cabinet
fabrication company that dominates the markets in Central Texas. In all, more than 20 companies make up
Taylor’s primary industrial base, creating more than 1,500 jobs locally, in addition to the thousands of jobs in the
retail, service and tourism sectors.
Taylor actively recruits companies that add to the diversity of their local industry while providing residents with
quality employment. Target industries include:
d Advanced manufacturing
d Renewable Energy/ CleanTech Products manufacturing
d Materials and Construction Products manufacturing
d Automotive suppliers
d Niche and Architectural Products manufacturing
d Data Centers and Call Centers
Taking care of Taylor. Johns Community Hospital (JCH) is a 25-bed acute care hospital with 24-hour emergency
room services, as well as radiology, laboratory, surgery and intensive care units available around the clock. A
non-profit organization, JCH puts newly generated income back into the facility to cover operating expenses and
new equipment. The hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations. The main campus on Mallard Lane includes the Health Center, Johns Community Rehab and
Johns Community Hospital Home Health. There are more than 90 physicians with privileges at the hospital and
eight healthcare providers on staff at the Health Center. JCH maintains more than 200 members on staff.
Scott & White Clinic, also located on Mallard Lane, is part of the distinguished Scott & White Hospital in
Temple. It’s a small practice, it offers healthcare services for the entire family. It’s staffed by 10 physicians,
services include pediatrics, women’s health, cancer screening, orthopedic care, preventative health services,
occupational medicine, office surgery, routine physicals and an on-site lab X-ray facility.
DaVita Dialysis Center provides dialysis services for those diagnosed with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The
DaVita Dialysis Center has taken on the ambitious goal of being the greatest dialysis company the world has ever
seen. They are accomplishing this through a shared commitment to their mission and values.
Taylor offers additional specialty healthcare services including optometry, dental and chiropractic care, as well as
two veterinary clinics to serve Taylor’s furry friends.
Organized and on the ball. Taylor enjoys a full array of federal, state, county and local governmental entities that
provide services related to health and human services, public safety, immigration, national defense, veterans
affairs and education. Numerous non-profit agencies coordinate additional social and human services through the
East Williamson County Interagency Support Council.
City Council. Taylor is a home-rule city and has five City Council members. Four are elected from the singlemember district areas from which they reside, while one is elected at large by qualified voters. A Mayor may be
elected from the total elected council members, while all elections for council members are by a plurality vote.
Elections for City Council are held on the first Saturday of May every year, or on another date per the laws that
the state provides.
The City Council is responsible for appointing, by a majority vote of all elected members, a City Manager, a City
Attorney and a Judge of Municipal Court, any of whom may be removed by a like majority vote of said council
at the leisure of the City Council.
Police Department. The Taylor Police Department consists of 27 sworn-in and 12 non-sworn-in members
dedicated to serving our vibrant and growing community. Officers’ experience on the force averaged 13.86 years
as of April 23, 2008. The Department is a values-based organization that seeks to serve all persons who reside in
or visit Taylor to the best of its abilities and provide all with the highest possible quality of life.
Fire Department. The City Fire Department consists of two fire stations, 25 commissioned career firefighters and
one administrative assistant. The Department personnel takes great pride in serving the citizens of Taylor through
efficient, personalized response. The Department is highly trained in the areas of fire and emergency medical first
response. Personnel also are members of the countywide hazardous materials, swift water and rope rescue teams.
Using Prevention First, the Department’s fire prevention and code enforcement team maintains a high standard
through community education.
Places to be still. Taylor enjoys a rich cultural heritage. Several historical churches, established in the 19th
Century, stand today as a testament to the city’s values and spirituality.
St. Mary’s School opened in August of 1896 to 80 students. It is the oldest Catholic school in Williamson
County. St. Mary's is part of the Diocese of Austin.
The Shepherd’s Heart is a ministry to people living at or below the poverty level in and around Taylor. It is the
benevolent arm of Christ Fellowship Church, and operates in partnership with the Taylor Area Ministerial
Alliance, which provides volunteers and shares the cost of food. More than 20 churches and organizations
participate in the community food pantry.
CrossPointe Community Church offers an outreach program called Angel Food, which offers inexpensive quality
groceries. Thirty dollars will buy a box of groceries containing more than $70 worth of meats, vegetables and
other food that will feed a family of four for a whole week.
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Clark Jackson, PC
P.O. Box 949
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5543
Fax: (512) 352-7670
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104 W. Fourth St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6329
Fax: (512) 352-6320
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P.O. Box 942
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8515
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P.O. Box 1268
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6351
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P.O. Box 1267
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-9420
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P.O. Box 405
Thrall, TX
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(512) 898-2214
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Taylor Compress
P.O. Box 391
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5531
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Tractor Supply Co
3600 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2006
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Williamson County Equipment Co.
1006 Carlos G. Parker Blvd. SW
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6381
Fax: (512) 352-7639
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Williamson County Gin
P.O. Box 1136
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2321
Fax: (512) 352-3309
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Williamson County Grain, Inc.
P.O. Box 31
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6343
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922 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3393
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1700 CR 452
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76574
(512) 365-6933
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201 Highland Dr.
Taylor, TX
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(512) 365-8571
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Taylor, TX
76574
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319 Sloan St., #101
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7620
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2501 Davis St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1332
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1005 Cottonbowl Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8753
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3100 N. Main St., Ste. 103
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-8989
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2121 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2121
Fax: (512) 352-6577
Architects
Graeber, Simmons and Cowan, Inc.
400 Bowie St.
Austin, TX
78703
(512) 433-2565
Fax: (512) 477-9675
Assisted Living Facilities
SPJST Assisted Living
505 E. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6940
Attorneys
Leland Enochs, Attorney
P.O. Box 751
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3626
Fax: (512) 365-5556
Attorneys
Ted Hejl, Attorney
P.O. Box 192
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6348
Fax: (512) 365-2226
Attorneys
Randall Pick, Attorney
P.O. Box 818
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 759-4208
Fax: (512) 759-4249
Attorneys
Robert B. Todd, Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 1394
Taylor, TX
76574-6394
(512) 352-9745
Jeff's Resurrections
106 Porter St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5346
Fax: (512) 365-5346
Terry's Body Shop
1508 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3614
Fax: (512) 352-9211
Auto Dealers
Covert Chevy-Olds-Buick
P.O. Box 819
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 759-1515
Fax: (512) 759-0040
Auto Dealers
Covert Ford of Hutto
P.O. Box 879
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 759-1414
Fax: (512) 759-0030
Auto Dealers
Hagler Affiliates
P.O. Box 1277
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8518
Fax: (512) 365-8651
Auto Dealers
Maxwell Chrysler Dodge Jeep
P.O. Box 1004
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 218-5300
Boyar Automotive
4408 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1800
Fax: (512) 352-1802
Central Auto and Truck Repair/DandR Associate
500 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3300
Taylor Auto Electric
219 E. Third St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2411
Fax: (512) 352-8982
Aviation
Brundage Aviation, Inc.
#2 Airport Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-8984
Fax: (512) 365-8984
Banks
Chase Bank
3709 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5421
Fax: (512) 352-5413
Banks
Citizens National Bank
316 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7641
Fax: (512) 352-7171
Banks
First State Bank Central Texas
P.O. Box 1328
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5880
Fax: (512) 352-1818
Banks
IBC Bank
100 NW Carlos Parker Blvd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 397-4576
Bartending
Professional Bartending
1580 CR 448
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 633-1398
Fax: (512) 365-3733
Baseball Clubs and Parks
Round Rock Express Baseball Club
3400 E. Palm Valley Blvd.
Round Rock, TX
78665
(512) 255-2255
Fax: (512) 255-1558
Hidden Cove Cabin
2001 FM 1331
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5190
Fax: (512) 365-5190
Talbot Street BandB
903 Talbot St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2707
Bed Manufacturing
E.R. Carpenter, L.P.
302 Highland Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5833 x210
Bed Manufacturing
Southern Mattress Co. of Taylor
P.O. Box 1169
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6334
Fax: (512) 352-3277
Brown Distributing Company
8711 Johnny Morris Rd.
Austin, TX
78724
(512) 478-9353
Fax: (512) 478-0801
Wright Distributing Company
901 S. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7621
Fax: (512) 352-3127
A and B Sheetmetal and Roofing
P.O. Box 105
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7870
Fax: (512) 365-7870
Contech Construction Products
P.O. Box 1248
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3601
Fax: (512) 352-2587
Eulenfeld Interiors
604 E. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7174
Fax: (512) 352-7174
KB Home
818 Estes Park
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3262
Fax: (512) 365-6193
Nanco Homes, Inc.
P.O. Box 1181
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1979
Fax: (512) 365-5068
W and J Home Repair
1806 Carey Ave.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5793
Business Consultants
Dynamic Hiring and Development
2801 CR 424
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 862-3096
Fax: (512) 862-3096
Butane
Taylor Butane Co., Inc.
3302 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5248
Fax: (512) 365-7209
Cable Television and Satellite Companies
Time Warner Cable
P.O. Box 85100
Austin, TX
78708
(512) 485-6100
Fax: (512) 485-6105
Carpet
K and T Custom Carpentry
4653 N. FM 486
Thorndale, TX
76577
(512) 862-3236
Fax: (512) 862-3236
Catering
Captain Red's Catering
P.O. Box 157
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 759-3600
Catering
Gourmet Catering
4307 Pinehurst
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7649
Catering
Rowe Valley
705 Country Club Rd.
Georgetown, TX
78628
(512) 863-2256
Catering
Rowe Valley Event and Catering
P.O. Box 128
Weir, TX
78674
(512) 639-1224
American Cancer Society
2433 Ridgepoint Dr., #B
Austin, TX
78754
(512) 919-1867
Fax: (512) 929-0886
Goodwill Industries
1015 Norwood Park Blvd.
Austin, TX
78753
(512) 637-7100
Fax: (512) 637-7400
Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County
701 N. Austin Ave.
Georgetown, TX
78626
(512) 863-4344
Fax: (512) 864-3147
St. Vincent de Paul
408 Washburn St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2175
United Way of Williamson County
P.O. Box 708
Round Rock, TX
78680-0708
(512) 255-6799
Fax: (512) 238-9822
Chemicals
Alliance Chemical, Inc.
P.O. Box 445
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 365-6838
Fax: (512) 365-6833
Chiropractors
Burow Chiropractic
612 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3113
Fax: (512) 365-3113
Chiropractors
Kunisch Chiropractic
816 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5285
Chiropractors
Taylor Clinic of Specific Chiropractic
1426 N. Main St., Ste. 106
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1300
Fax: (512) 352-1301
Chiropractors
Weber Chiropractic
602 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2225
Fax: (512) 352-7711
Churches
Christ Fellowship
1517 McLain St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7531
Fax: (512) 365-2822
Churches
CrossPointe Community Church
P.O. Box 329
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-0857
Fax: (512) 859-1221
Churches
Faith Baptist Church
605 W. Sixth St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2434
Churches
First Baptist Church
P.O. Box 630
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3144
Fax: (512) 352-5178
Churches
First Presbyterian Church
114 W. Sixth St.
P.O. Box 1101
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3570
Churches
Immanuel/Prince of Peace Lutheran Parish
P.O. Box 1355
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-9494
Churches
Oasis Christian Church
P.O. Box 266
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 966-5470
Churches
St. James Episcopal Church
P.O. Box 268
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2330
Churches
St. Paul Lutheran Church
401 W. Seventh St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1509
Fax: (512) 365-1509
Churches
Taylor Brethern Church
P.O. Box 351
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6423
Churches
Tenth St. United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 851
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2244
Churches
Town West Church of Christ
1616 Old Granger Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2423
Civic Organizations
Blackland Quilt Guild
P.O. Box 526
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 914-5390
Civic Organizations
Blackshear O.L. Price Ex-Student Assn.
P.O. Box 1274
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 480-8804
Fax: (512) 480-8804
Civic Organizations
Coupland Civic Organization
P.O. Box 64
Coupland, TX
78615
(512) 856-2427
Civic Organizations
Girl Scouts of Central Texas
11900 FM 1660
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 453-7391 x146
Civic Organizations
Keep Taylor Beautiful
P.O. Box 248
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7396
Civic Organizations
Kiwanis Club
P.O. Box 726
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6345
Civic Organizations
Old Settler's Association
1101 Victoria St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 388-1733
Fax: (512) 388-1733
Civic Organizations
Rotary Club of Taylor
P.O. Box 289
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8535
Civic Organizations
St. Mary's Knights of Columbus
P.O. Box 251
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-9077
Civic Organizations
Taylor Area Business Women
P.O. Box 1093
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6848
Civic Organizations
Taylor Artists Guild
P.O. Box 781
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 636-0302
Civic Organizations
Taylor Garden Club
310 Cherrywood Cir.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5338
Civic Organizations
Taylor Jaycees
P.O. Box 789
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 269-9450
Civic Organizations
Taylor Lions Club
P.O. Box 1352
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3636
Civic Organizations
Taylor Rodeo Association
P.O. Box 562
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 844-3863
Civic Organizations
The Chisholm Trail Communities Foundation
116 W. Eighth St., Ste. 105
Georgetown, TX
78626
(512) 863-2484
Fax: (512) 863-4223
Civic Organizations
United Seniors of Taylor, Inc.
3006 Bull Run
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3543
Fax: (512) 352-3737
Colleges and Universities
Temple College
516 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2688
Dream Designs
1402 Jones St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8605
Fax: (512) 352-8605
Antony Richmond
1712 Jerusalem Dr.
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 293-0705
Concrete
Transit Mix Concrete and Mater
1966 S. Austin Ave., #A
Georgetown, TX
78626
(512) 352-8577
Fax: (512) 352-6552
Consultants
The Sedona Group
6700 Middle Fiskville, Ste. 403
Austin, TX
78752
(512) 832-5300
Fax: (512) 832-5346
Convenience Stores
Fikes Wholesale, Inc.
P.O. Box 1287
Temple, TX
76503
(254) 791-0009
Fax: (254) 791-0018
Cosmetics
Mary Kay - Paige Morris
600 Yosemite Trl.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 269-7907
Country Clubs
Taylor Mustang Creek Country Club
P.O. Box 1384
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 269-7841
Credit Card Processing
Central Payment Corp
125 E. Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
Larkspur, CA
94939
(512) 573-0894
Fax: (512) 527-3734
Credit Unions
University Federal Credit Union
P.O. Box 9350
Austin, TX
78766-9350
(512) 467-8080
Fax: (512) 977-7969
Dancing Instruction
Dance Xpressions
501 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 757-7519
Day Care Centers and Nurseries
Trinity Child Development Center
3505 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6728
Dentists
Dental Professionals of Taylor
1611 Old Granger Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5244
Fax: (512) 352-5245
Dentists
Taylor Dental Associates
920 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5577
Fax: (512) 352-7416
Department Stores
Beall's #167
3100 N. Main St., Ste. 101
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3288
Department Stores
Walmart
3701 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5505
Fax: (512) 352-2441
Dialysis
Taylor Dialysis
3100 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2549
Fax: (512) 352-2535
Disc Jockeys
Michael Craig's Mobile Music System
351 CR 398
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7530
Fax: (512) 365-7530
Basler Electric Co.
204 Highland Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3154
Fax: (512) 352-3142
Collins Electric Service, LLC
1114 Speegle St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 413-0257
Kovar Electric
1010 Kent St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 940-9619
Fax: (512) 365-3801
Kruse Electric Service
813 Edmond St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2723
Stence Electric
1001 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7785
Fax: (512) 365-1923
Electricity Transmission and Distribution
ONCOR Electric Delivery
350 Texas Ave.
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 244-5606
Fax: (512) 244-5665
Rural Capital Area Workforce Development Board
P.O. Box 5279
Round Rock, TX
78644
(512) 244-2207
Williamson County Human Resource Management Association
P.O. Box 2042
Georgetown, TX
78627
(512) 943-1625
Fax: (512) 244-6809
Farm Equipment Dealers
K and M Manufacturing
628 E. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2588
Fax: (512) 352-6061
Farmers Markets
Taylor Area Farmer's Market
5681 FM 112
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7715
Eagle Wealth Management Group
620 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5225
Fax: (512) 352-5227
Edward Jones - Brenda Jones
3218 N. Main St., Ste. 101
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-8543
Fax: (877) 837-9830
Edward Jones - Mark Thompson
107 W. Fourth St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5225
Fax: (888) 775-7708
Investment Center
P.O. Box 1099
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1613
Fax: (512) 671-2284
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Blacklan
2209 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 309-4845
Fax: (512) 309-4130
Financing
PrimeLending
810 Hester's Crossing, Ste. 165
Round Rock, TX
78681
(512) 238-7888
Fax: (512) 238-7984
Fire Departments
Taylor Volunteer Fire Department
701 Carlos Parker Blvd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 422-4303
Fax: (254) 793-2745
Fitness Centers
Curves For Women
1706 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2878
Fax: (512) 365-7573
Fitness Centers
Taylor Personal Training
P.O. Box 966
Pflugerville, TX
78691
(512) 352-2100
Fitness Centers
YMCA of Greater Williamson County
106 W. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-9622
Fax: (512) 365-1148
Florists
Taylor Floral Co., Inc.
P.O. Box 1125
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6369
Foods
Ancira's Hot Sauce
3101 Woodlawn St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5669
Fax: (521) 365-0540
Funeral Homes
Condra Funeral Home
P.O. Box 1133
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3636
Fax: (512) 352-3188
Funeral Homes
Providence Funeral Home
P.O. Box 1064
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5909
Fax: (512) 365-8512
Garage Doors
K and S Garage Doors
1409 TH Johnson Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5529
Fax: (512) 352-5179
Garbage
IESI
9904 FM 812
Austin, TX
78719
(512) 329-1145
Fax: (512) 280-1099
Garbage
Texas Disposal Systems
P.O. Box 2584
Georgetown, TX
78627
(512) 930-1715
Fax: (512) 930-2884
Gas Companies
ATMOS Energy
3110 N. IH 35
Round Rock, TX
78681
(800) 460-3030
Gift Shops
Dreams To Treasures
423 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5952
Gift Shops
Frill's
P.O. Box 272
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5518
Fax: (512) 352-8573
Glass
Floydco, Inc.
P.O. Box 803
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7618
Fax: (512) 352-3874
Golf Courses
Golf Club Star Ranch
2500 FM 685
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 252-4653
Fax: (512) 252-4594
Golf Courses
Taylor Golf Course
P.O. Box 1385
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1332
Government - City
City Of Taylor
400 Porter St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3675
Fax: (512) 352-8483
Government - City
Main Street Program Manager
400 Porter St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5448
Government - City
Taylor Economic Development Corp.
P.O. Box 975
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-4321
Fax: (512) 352-4318
Government - City
Taylor Housing Authority
311 C E. Seventh St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3231
Fax: (512) 365-5464
Government - County
Judge Judy Hobbs
701 CR 134
Hutto, TX
78634-5211
(512) 352-2161
Fax: (512) 352-8956
Government - County
James R. Wilson, Sheriff
508 S. Rock St.
Georgetown, TX
78626
(512) 943-1300
Groceries
H.E.B.
100 NW Carlos Parker Blvd., #101
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2015
Fax: (512) 352-2056
Gutters
Rainman Seamless Gutters
601 CR 475
Thrall, TX
76578
(512) 856-2934
Hardware
Moss True Value
200 Commercial Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2895
Fax: (512) 352-7967
Home Health Services
Accord Home Care, Inc.
1717 N. IH 35, Ste. 210
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 246-1451
Fax: (215) 246-1453
Hospitals
Johns Community Hospital
305 Mallard Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7611
Fax: (512) 352-5166
Hospitals
Scott and White
2590 Oakmont, Ste. 520
Round Rock, TX
78665
(512) 218-6380
Hospitals
Seton Medical Center Williamson
201 Seton Pkwy.
Round Rock, TX
78665
(512) 324-9999 x2031
Fax: (512) 324-4651
Hotels
Best Western Executive Inn
1851 N. IH 35
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 255-3222
Fax: (512) 255-9273
Hotels
Best Western Taylor Inn
2600 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5292
Fax: (512) 352-3536
Individual Members
James Aanstoos
1005 Old Coupland Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2668
Individual Members
Joyce Altum
2003 Whistling Way
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3997
Individual Members
Jodie Blaha
P.O. Box 802
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3498
Individual Members
George Coggin
P.O. Box 462
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 740-8848
Individual Members
Gayle Collins
1114 Speegle
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7115
Fax: (512) 352-7157
Individual Members
Jana Duty
405 MLK Blvd., Box 7
Georgetown, TX
7862
(512) 943-1112
Individual Members
H. L. Farrell
P.O. Box 656
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 423-0408
Individual Members
Robin Fontenot
175 CR 408
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7646
Fax: (512) 352-6331
Individual Members
Jason Ford
316 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-4321
Fax: (512) 352-4318
Individual Members
Tim Glover
719 Porter St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3940
Individual Members
Sharla Gola
1806 Cypress Cove
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-9548
Fax: (512) 365-9548
Individual Members
John B Gordon, PE
1007 Green Meadow
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 789-5073
Individual Members
James Brent Humphreys
2015 W. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6887
Individual Members
Ella Jez
805 Davis St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6508
Individual Members
Johnny Sanford
800 Davis St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1000
Individual Members
Jonathon Kamenicky
316 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7641
Fax: (512) 352-7171
Individual Members
Ed Komandosky
2207 Gladnell St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7396
Individual Members
Jan Konarik
601 CR 475
Thrall, TX
76578
(512) 365-1905
Fax: (512) 352 7652
Individual Members
Barbara Leschber
1301 Thorndale Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3185
Fax: (512) 365-9334
Individual Members
Don McAlister
P.O. Box 526
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7068
Individual Members
Ken McConchie
P.O. Box 271
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6927
Fax: (512) 365-6927
Individual Members
John McDonald
2405 Meadow Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 275-5274
Individual Members
Anne Mehevec
1901 Meadow Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7031
Individual Members
Barbara Miller
P.O. Box 1123
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2290
Individual Members
Doug Minzenmayer
P.O. Box 942
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2286
Individual Members
Ron Morrison
8 Oak View
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 255-1268
Fax: (512) 255-5412
Individual Members
Joe and Mary Ellen Naizer
701 Sloan St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3352
Individual Members
John B. Nelson
1510 Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5276
Individual Members
Deborah Parker
316 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-4323
Fax: (512) 352-7171
Individual Members
Antony Richmond
1712 Jerusalem Dr.
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 293-0705
Individual Members
Nancy Rister
P.O. Box 18
Georgetown, TX
78627
(512) 943-1515
Fax: (512) 943-1616
Individual Members
Dr. Bruce Scott/Taylor ISD
602 W. 12th St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6361
Fax: (512) 365-3800
Individual Members
Cindy Srnensky
813 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5880
Individual Members
Erwin Stauffer
804 Kirk St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 340-0108 x15
Fax: (512) 453-3715
Individual Members
Jane Stauffer
500 E. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6453
Individual Members
Theodore Timmerman
P.O. Box 789
Pflugerville, TX
78660
(512) 251-4568
Fax: (512) 251-4568
Individual Members
Phil Trietsch
P.O. Box 500225
Austin, TX
78750
(512) 632-0004
Individual Members
Donna Vanecek
4401 CR 404
Taylor, TX
76574
Individual Members
John Wehby
P.O. Box 55
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2358
Individual Members
Linda Wentreck
P.O. Box 975
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-4316
Fax: (512) 352-4318
Individual Members
Wendy West
5413 FM 619
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 426-9258
Individual Members
Matt Whisenant
2900 Zachary Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 415-8872
Individual Members
Shirley Wrinkle
506 Pintail Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7830
Individual Members
Lonnie Zycha
120 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5241
Insurance
Allstate Insurance
P.O. Box 937
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 365-7975
Fax: (512) 352-7799
Insurance
Brookshire Insurance Agency
P.O. Box 830
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6376
Fax: (512) 352-5581
Insurance
GSM Insurors
303 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2000
Fax: (512) 352-6841
Insurance
Lawrence Insurance
P.O. Box 1388
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3649
Fax: (512) 365-3694
Insurance
Machu Insurance
909 TH Johnson Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5489
Fax: (512) 365-9653
Insurance
Randig Insurance Agency
P.O. Box 941
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-4357
Fax: (512) 352-1005
Insurance
Rosado Insurance Agency
117 W. Fourth St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7400
Fax: (512) 352-7402
Insurance
Teichelman Insurance
P.O. Box 247
Round Rock, TX
78681
(512) 352-7654
Clients Website Company
601 Chestnut St., Ste. F
Bastrop, TX
78621
(512) 968-6065
COBRA Communications
19 Sandy Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5832
Eccentrix Wireless
P.O. Box 124
Coupland, TX
75615
(512) 426-4929
Fax: (512) 272-9070
TaylorCNET
410 W. Seventh St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7099
Texas World Wide Web.net
205 Lookout Cir.
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 846-2330
Jails
Corrections Corp. of America
P.O. Box 1063
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 218-2400
Fax: (512) 352-3523
Jewelry
Bland's Jewelry
302 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5097
Fax: (512) 352-6097
Landscaping
A+ Services
1700 CR 421
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5810
Fax: (512) 352-5810
Landscaping
Black Stallion Lawn Care
2400 Cherrylawn Dr
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1651
Fax: (512) 365-7984
Laundry
Guthrie Cleaners
1500 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1400
Laundry
Lone Star Linen
120 Porter St.
P.O. Box 1272
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1144
Fax: (512) 365-8076
Locksmiths
Nancy's Keys, Locks and More
P.O. Box 42
Coupland, TX
78615
(512) 470-5397
Machine Shops
J and M Auto and Machine Shop
203 Washburn St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5150
Fax: (512) 352-8356
Manufacturing
Accurate, Inc.
P.O. Box 1296
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5278
Fax: (512) 352-5270
Manufacturing
Babeco
P.O. Box 71
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5355
Fax: (512) 352-8384
Manufacturing
Brett Industries, Inc.
P.O. Box 809
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-9346
Fax: (512) 352-9356
Manufacturing
Laboratory Tops, Inc.
206 Allison Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5591 x228
Fax: (512) 352-5838
Meat Processing
Taylor Meat Company
P.O. Box 670
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6357
Fax: (512) 352-9426
Clark Mansion
2112 W. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6709
SPJST Beyersville Lodge 48
2451 County Rd. 405
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3013
Fax: (512) 365-3013
SPJST Lodge 29
P.O. Box 69
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 864-9183
The Taylor Mansion
2109 E. Fourth St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5447
Fax: (512) 352-5447
Museums
Friends of the Moody Museum
P.O. Box 669
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 413-0256
Newspapers
Austin Business Journal
111 Congress Ave., Ste. 750
Austin, TX
78701
(512) 494-2500
Fax: (512) 494-2525
Newspapers
Community Impact Newspaper
P.O. Box 2895
Pflugerville, TX
78691
(512) 989-6808
Newspapers
Granite Publications, LLC
P.O. Box 1010
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8285
Fax: (512) 352-8295
Newspapers
Taylor Daily Press
P.O. Box 1040
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8535
Fax: (512) 352-2227
Nonprofit
Electric Reliability Council of Texas
2705 W. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 225-7040
Fax: (512) 225-7020
Nonprofit
Taylor Professional Firefighters
P.O. Box 205
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 415-8872
Manor Oaks Nursing and RehabCenter
225 S. FM 487
Rockdale, TX
76567
(512) 446-5893
Fax: (512) 446-6785
SPJST Rest Home
P.O. Box 850
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6337
Fax: (512) 352-7209
Office Equipment and Supplies
Taylor Office Equipment
P.O. Box 1288
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3842
Fax: (512) 352-9514
Eye Associates of Central Texas
603 Mallard Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574-1214
(512) 352-7664
Fax: (512) 365-5237
Optical Design
P.O. Box 752
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3016
Fax: (512) 365-3027
Pawn Shops
Taylor Pawn
901 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1112
Fax: (512) 352-1115
Pest Control
Bug - Away Pest Control
1614 Granger Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-3700
Fax: (512) 352-6299
Pest Control
Pest Patrol
1007 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7378
Fax: (512) 365-2847
Pharmacies
Pfennig's Prescription Pharmacy
P.O. Box 1139
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5233
Fax: (512) 352-9456
Pharmacies
Schwenker Pharmacy
P.O. Box 1244
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3659
Fax: (512) 352-8282
Pharmacies
Walgreen's #9680
1610 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3593
Fax: (512) 352-3794
Phone Books
Hill Country Directories
508 Cedar Dr.
Georgetown, TX
78628
(512) 864-2973
Fax: (512) 864-2974
Photography
A Moment in Time Photography
113 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 497-7499
Fax: (512) 365 8971
Physical Therapy
R.O.C.K
P.O. Box 2422
Georgetown, TX
78627-2422
(512) 930-7625
Fax: (512) 863-9231
Pizza
Little Caesars Pizza
100 Carlos Parker, #135
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1000
Pizza
Mr. Gatti's
202 W. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-2222
Pizza
Pizza Hut
2103 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5557
Plumbing
Repa Plumbing and Air Conditioning
P.O. Box 308
Granger, TX
76530
(512) 859-2581
Fax: (512) 859-2501
Plumbing
S and D Plumbing
P.O. Box 1376
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-8866
Fax: (512) 352-3989
Plumbing
Wayne's Plumbing
P.O. Box 32
Coupland, TX
78615
(512) 856-0281
Political Organizations
Williamson County Republican Party
P.O. Box 393
Round Rock,, TX
78680
(512) 577-1620
Pools and Spas
Paul's Pool Service
4208 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8857
Pregnancy Resources
HOPE Pregnancy Center
3705 Old Georgetown Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 846-1902
Printers
Centex Business Center
813 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1022
Fax: (512) 365-1025
Radio Stations
KTAE - 1330 AM
112 Allison Cove
Elgin, TX
78621
(512) 650-4485
Fax: (512) 650-4529
Real Estate
Brasfield Real Estate
202 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6500
Fax: (512) 365-6503
Real Estate
Cornerstone Real Estate, Inc.
105 W. Fourth St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-9548
Fax: (512) 365-9548
Real Estate
Don Quick and Associates
1000 N. IH 35, Ste. A
Round Rock, TX
78681
(512) 255-3000
Fax: (512) 310-0441
Real Estate
McMakin and Associates, Inc.
P.O. Box 733
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8563
Fax: (512) 365-3001
Real Estate
Patschke and Patschke Real Estate
2403 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1905
Fax: (512) 352-7652
Real Estate
Terra Properties
2207 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5555
Fax: (512) 352-7552
Real Estate
Williamson County Assoc of Realtors
123 E. Old Settlers Blvd.
Round Rock, TX
78665
(512) 352-6211
Relocation
Austin Relocation Guide
4515 Seton Center Pkwy., Ste. 240
Austin, TX
78759
(512) 340-9199 x22
Fax: (512) 266-9628
Rental Services
Armadillo Rental
818 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5525
Fax: (512) 352-5191
Rental Services
Main Street Rental
1811 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7368
Fax: (512) 352-3539
Restaurants
Chicken Express
3506 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7666
Fax: (542) 352-7668
Restaurants
Louie Mueller Barbeque, Inc.
P.O. Box 1264
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6206
Fax: (512) 365-6332
Restaurants
Mariachis de Jalisco
3100 N. Main St., Ste. A4-5
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1700
Restaurants
Mas Fajitas Mexican Restaurant
2600 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-9292
Restaurants
McDonald's Restaurant
2501 Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2831
Fax: (512) 352-7906
Restaurants
Ricoco's Latin Grill
121 E. Third St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-9300
Restaurants
Sirloin Stockade
P.O. Box 1377
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-9424
Fax: (512) 352-9424
Restaurants
Sonic Drive-In
1700 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5289
Fax: (512) 365-3715
Restaurants
Szechuan Chinese Restaurant
1905 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-8050
Restaurants
Taylor Seafood and Steak
200 W. Lake Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5188
Fax: (512) 352-5199
Restaurants
Whataburger Restaurants, LP
3510 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6494
Fax: (512) 292-9771
RV Parks
Berryhill RV Park
7515 E. Evans Rd.
San Antonio, TX
78266
(512) 352-6800
RV Parks
Blackland Farms RV Park
1810 CR 374
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6853
Fax: (512) 352-6623
RV Parks
Four Winds RV Park
408 SE Carlos Parker Blvd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-7094
Sand and Gravel
Rowe Gravel Co.
1400 S. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3124
Schools
St. Mary's Catholic School
520 Washburn St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2313
Fax: (512) 365-5313
Schools
St. Paul Lutheran Child Development Ctr.
401 W. Seventh St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-2773
Fax: (512) 365-1509
Schools
St. Paul Lutheran Elementary
610 Fowzer St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-6161
Senior Centers
Taylor Senior Citizen Center
410 W. Seventh St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5539
Shopping Centers
Lake Drive Shopping Center
3464 CR 237
Cameron, TX
76520-5295
(512) 455-6311
Fax: (512) 455-2128
Shopping Centers
Taylor Plaza
P.O. Box 164226
Austin, TX
78716-4226
(512) 431-6930
Sporting Goods
Taylor Sporting Goods
305 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8964
Fax: (512) 352-8964
Storage
A-A-A Storage N. Main, LLC
3706 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-5588
Fax: (512) 352-6696
Storage
Advanced Hwy 79 Storage
4105 W. Second St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-1450
Fax: (512) 365-1452
Storage
Red Mini Storage
1902 Old Coupland Rd.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-9617
Fax: (512) 352-5400
Storage
Windmill Mini Storage
204 Commercial Dr.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-8833
Tax Return Preparation
Liberty Tax Service
3605 N. Main St., Ste. 101
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-1040
Fax: (512) 352-5202
Telephone
ATandT
400 W. 15th St., Ste. 1000
Austin, TX
78701
(512) 870-3330
Fax: (512) 870-1143
Tires
Lindell's Firestone Center
P.O. Box 708
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-6652
Fax: (512) 352-9414
Title Companies
Independence Title
120 CR 119, Ste. F
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 759-2930
Fax: (512) 759-2958
Title Companies
Longhorn Title Company, Inc.
309 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3359
Fax: (512) 352-8620
Toilets
B and L Portable Toilets
P.O. Box 1371
Georgetown, TX
78627
(512) 863-8806
Fax: (512) 864-7358
Travel Agents
All Country Travel
175 CR 408
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-7646
Travel Agents
Round Rock Travel and Tours
407 Round Rock Ave.
Round Rock, TX
78664
(512) 365-8595
Fax: (512) 255-4605
Tree Service
Woodsman Service Company, Inc.
P.O. Box 129
Hutto, TX
78634
(512) 846-2535
Fax: (512) 846-2197
Vending
AVC Vending, Inc.
P.O. Box 389
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 635-4758
Fax: (254) 857-3972
Vending
Snacks and More Vending
600 CR 369
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 365-5733
Fax: (512) 365-5733
Veterinarians
Taylor Vet Clinic
1123 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 352-3655
Video Conferencing Services
Onsite AV Service Partners, Inc.
2806 Monika Ln.
Taylor, TX
76574
(512) 482-8467
Fax: (512) 532-6227
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