Police

About the Department

The police department consists of 30 sworn members (averaging 15.86 years of law enforcement experience as of 04-2010) and 12 non-sworn personnel serving a vibrant and growing community estimated by the Capitol Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) at 18,509.

Interested in becoming a police officer?
We are a values-based organization that seeks to serve all persons who reside in or visit Taylor to the best of our abilities and provide all with the highest quality of life.

We have been fortunate to have been able to obtain exceptional technology, great personnel and work in a superb community. We pay for your experience. Starting pay will range from $59,370.53 to $80,718.52 DOQ. Visit our Recruiting page for more information.

Requesting a report
Visit the Police Records Page for more information on obtaining copies of records, crash reports, and other.

National Night Out
Click here to be redirected to the National Night out information page

Need more information?
We have a statistics page for you to examine. Use Google Maps to Locate Taylor Police Department - (Satellite View)  You can "grab" the Google map with a left mouse click and drag it to scroll and explore our area.

Police Security Requests
For information regarding police security request visit the Police Security Requests page.

Report a Problem
Problem or concerns may be reported via Accela. Please note that the system is not monitored 24/7. For matters requiring immediate response, call 9-1-1. Any other matter  may be reported by calling the non-emergency line at at 512-352-5551, option 0, at any time 7 days a week/24 hrs. a day. 
For barking dogs or noise complaints, please call the police department directly.

Victim Services
As of 2018, the City of Taylor has on staff a Victim Services Coordinator, Priscilla Moreno. She can be reached by phone at 512-352-5551 ext. 2218 or email:  priscilla.moreno@taylortx.gov