National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day: The city of Taylor Mill wishes to express our appreciation for our own TMPD as well as all other police officers and express our continued support of law enforcement. A special recognition day of January 9th is set aside for citizens and organizations to show their support for this vital community service and the brave men and women who so proudly serve its ranks.    You can show your support in a number of ways:• Wear blue clothing in support of law enforcement.• Send a card of support to your local police department or state agency.• Share a story about a positive law enforcement experience on social media.• Ask children in your community to write letters in support of law enforcement.• Participate in Project Blue Light - Proudly display your blue light in support of law enforcement. Most importantly, if you see a police officer, thank a police officer.

Posted on by Brian Haney

Update on City Street Program 2022

The city’s 2022 Street Program is well under way.  The contract for this year’s project was awarded to Paul Michels & Sons, Inc., with the winning bid amount of $759,059.20.  This year’s projects include both concrete and asphalt streets and a total reconstruction of the road across Keavy Dam.  

The streets (part or all) included this year are:  Roaselawn Drive, Valley Square Drive, Heatherstone Court, Stoneledge Court, Millstone Court, Homestead Drive; Eureka Drive, Beech Drive, Honeysuckle Drive, Sunny Acres Lane and Keavy Drive.  

Update as of July 5, 2022:  Valley Square concrete work will be completed this week.  Roselawn concrete will start late this week or early next.  Asphalt mill and pave will begin late July and go into August.  Keavy Drive work will begin late this week or early next.