Taylor County Phone Directory

The Taylor County phone directory provides access to public contact records from county offices in Abilene. Taylor County sits in West Central Texas and covers Abilene, Merkel, Tye, Tuscola, and the surrounding communities. Property records go back to 1878, and the County Clerk's index covers all recordings from 1972 to the present. Court records are searchable online for cases filed after September 1994. You can search for phone numbers, look up names and addresses, and find people through deeds, court filings, tax accounts, voter rolls, and jail records. This page walks through the main Taylor County phone directory sources and how to use them.

Taylor County Clerk Phone Directory Records

Brandi DeRemer serves as the elected Taylor County Clerk. The office at 300 Oak Street, Suite 100, Abilene, TX 79602 maintains property records, marriage licenses, military discharge records, and assumed name certificates. Call (325) 674-1202 for questions. The Taylor County Clerk online records portal lets you search by name, document type, date range (1878 to present), and document number.

All property records from 1972 to the current date are indexed and searchable online. Other records are indexed back to 1878. Electronic recording is available through Simplifile, CSC, and Erxchange. Documents include deeds, mortgages, liens, assumed name certificates, marriage licenses, and military discharge records. Written requests can be sent by mail, fax at 325-672-8066, or in person. A copy of your driver's license is required with written requests. Staff does not conduct research on your behalf, so you need to know what you are looking for.

Since Taylor County does not have a county-specific screenshot available, here is a look at the Texas state voter registration system that also covers Taylor County records.

The state voter registration system can help verify voter data for Taylor County residents as part of a phone directory search.

Taylor County Court Records Phone Directory

Tammy Robinson is the Taylor County District Clerk. The office at 300 Oak Street, Suite 400, Abilene, TX 79602 can be reached at (325) 674-1316. The Taylor County Court Records Inquiry system lets you search cases filed after September 1994. You can search by first, middle, and last name, case number, date filed, and case status.

Data includes case party information, case numbers, court dates, and case status for civil, criminal, and family law cases. Records before September 1994 need an in-person or mail request. A $5 records research fee applies when you search without a case number. Copies cost $1.00 per page. Felony conviction lookups are available for $5. Written requests are required for record requests. These court records contain names and addresses that feed into the Taylor County phone directory.

Taylor County Property Phone Directory

The Taylor Central Appraisal District handles property valuations for the county. Property records show owner names and mailing addresses for every parcel in Taylor County. You can search by address, owner name, or account number. Tax payment discounts are available if you pay early: 3% off in October, 2% in November, and 1% in December.

Payment processing takes up to 21 days. You can pay online or by phone with credit, debit, or check for a $0.50 fee. In-person payments accept check, cash, and money order with no fee. An after-hours drop box is available 24/7. Homestead exemptions need an updated driver's license or Texas ID. Disabled persons need a Social Security Admin letter or A&B Card. Disabled veterans need a current VA Awards letter. No annual renewal is required. Field inspections run from October through February. The homestead cap limits assessed value increases to 10% per year until assessed value matches market value. These property records are a core part of the Taylor County phone directory.

Taylor County Sheriff Records

The Taylor County Sheriff's Office at the Law Enforcement Center, 450 Pecan St., Abilene, TX 79602 maintains jail records and inmate rosters. Call (325) 674-1300 or fax (325) 672-8066. The Court Records Inquiry portal includes a jail records section showing mugshots, criminal charges, court case numbers, and bond amounts.

Free criminal records are on file with the Sheriff's Office. Public Information Act requests must be in writing. Records of offenses committed in other counties or states are not available here. The jail houses inmates for Taylor County. These records add to the phone directory because they show names, charges, and booking details for people processed through the Taylor County justice system.

Taylor County Voter and State Phone Directory

The Taylor County Elections office manages voter registration for over 70,000 registered voters. Call (325) 674-1226. Voter rolls are public and contain names and addresses. Sample ballots, voting by mail information, and upcoming election details are available. Registration must be completed 30 days before an election.

State databases round out a Taylor County phone directory search. The Texas Secretary of State has business entity records for Abilene companies. The Texas Comptroller runs the ClaimItTexas.gov unclaimed property search. The Texas DPS Crime Records provides criminal history checks. The Texas Bar Find a Lawyer covers Abilene area attorneys. Under the Texas Public Information Act, Taylor County offices must respond to records requests within 10 business days.

Cities in Taylor County

Taylor County centers on Abilene, the largest city in the Big Country region of West Central Texas. County phone directory records are filed at the Oak Street offices in Abilene.

Other communities in Taylor County include Merkel, Tye, Tuscola, Buffalo Gap, and Trent. All county phone directory records go through the Taylor County offices in Abilene.

Nearby Counties

Taylor County sits in West Central Texas. Check the address to make sure you search the right county for phone directory records.