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.

Election Dates

August 2, 2022- State Primary Election:

        Click here for unofficial results

November 8, 2022- State General Election

        Click here for unofficial results

You can view your sample ballot and much more by visiting the Michigan Voter Information Center, click here to be taken to their site.

Due to the various ballot styles, we will not be posting a traditional sample ballot on the website. We have provided a list of races, candidates and proposals that will be vote on in the City of Taylor. Please note that both districts for State Senator and State Representative appear on the list. The precincts that each district represents are listed under that races heading. To view that list, click here. 

You can view your individual sample ballot by following the link above, or by calling our office directly (734) 287-6550 Option 6.

For more voter information, click here


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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.

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