Taylor City Hall & Justice Center

Taylor City Hall & Taylor Police Department is a new three-story building under construction at 150 Washburn Street in Taylor, Texas. This 56,000-square-foot structure serves as the combined headquarters for the City of Taylor’s administrative offices and law enforcement operations.

The City of Taylor is the owner of record for this project, which is estimated to cost $38,500,000. This figure places the project in the top quarter of estimated costs for similar new construction filings in Williamson County, where the median cost is $850,000. The estimated cost per square foot is $688, which is significantly above the county median of $110 per square foot for new projects.

Randall Scott Architects is the design firm of record for the project. The registered accessibility specialist is Michael Lynn Kelley. The project was registered with TDLR in February 2026, and plan review was completed in May 2026. Construction started in April 2026, and the project is scheduled to finish in August 2027. This build window of 517 days is longer than the 245-day median for new construction in Williamson County.

Project Context and Location

The surrounding area includes several local businesses such as Weber Chiropractic, Solid Tattoo LLC, and Moose's Brake & Tune-Up. According to U.S. Census estimates for ZIP code 76574, the population is about 19,746, with a median household income of $72,805. The area has 8,458 housing units, and housing is predominantly owner-occupied with a median home value of $252,000.

The City of Taylor has six other TDLR-registered projects, including the Doris Roznovak Aquatic Center and the Taylor Sports Complex. Randall Scott Architects has been involved in six other registered projects totaling $176,200,000, including the Texas A&M AgriLife Rio Grande Valley Research Center. Williamson County had 838 registered new construction projects in the last 24 months, with a median size of 9,006 square feet.