Taylor County, Administrative division in west-central Texas, United States
Taylor County is an administrative division in west-central Texas spanning roughly 919 square miles with residential neighborhoods, commercial districts, and agricultural lands. The region centers on Abilene and spreads across different landscapes and land uses.
The county was established in 1858 by the Texas Legislature and named after Edward Taylor, a volunteer in the Second Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers. This founding marked the official creation of the administrative structure in the region.
The county is home to a diverse community with centers offering year-round programs throughout the area. Residents use these spaces for sports, senior activities, and youth education as part of their everyday life.
The Taylor County Administration Building on Oak Street in Abilene is the central location for official matters like taxes, vehicle registration, and legal records. Visitors find major public services in one place there.
The county runs specialized agricultural support programs providing education and resources to local farmers. These extension services help growers with practical knowledge and modern techniques.
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