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Permit fees waived
Taylor County is waiving electrical and construction permitting fees related to repairs of damage from Hurricane Idalia.…
Elections office has significant damage
The Taylor County Supervisor of Elections office sustained major damage from Hurricane Idalia, forcing staff to prepare to work out of a portable building for at least the next several…
DeSantis directs DEP toclean waterways, canals
In the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, Governor Ron DeSantis has directed the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to undertake the removal of storm debris from waterways in the Big…
Guns, truck stolen
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) continues to investigate a residential home burglary and vehicle theft that occurred just days after Hurricane Idalia devastated the county.…
Commission approves tentative $80 million budget, maintains property tax millage rates at current levels
After approving an $80 million tentative budget this week, the Taylor County Commission will hold a vote on the final 2023-24 county budget next week.…
Aerial mosquito spraying scheduled for Sept. 15
Taylor County officials are advising residents that night aerial application of mosquito pesticides is scheduled for the night of Friday, Sept. 15.…
Boaters warned of submerged debris
Taylor County Marine and Natural Resources Extension Agent Victor Blanco has issued a “notice to boaters” concerning the potential hazard of submerged debris in navigable areas of the county waterways,…
Florida reports 3 storm deaths
Florida officials have reported three fatalities associated with Hurricane Idalia thus far, however none of those occurred in Taylor County.…
FEMA opens two disaster sites here
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) opened two Disaster Recovery Sites on Monday in Perry and Steinhatchee.…
First phase of debris pick-up is underway
Hurricane Idalia debris collection will occur in several phases, so if you miss the first round of pick-up in your area or have more debris than can fit along the…
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