Off the Agenda - City of Taylor, Texas
Sep 22, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
District 4 Council Member Heather Long is this week's guest on Off the Agenda. She discusses her advocacy work stemming from her son's rare disease, moving to Taylor, why she ran for City Council and…
Heather LongGuest
Daniel SeguinHost
Jerrod KingeryHost
Ruby FisherGuest
Of course, this Thursday, our city council will hold its regular meeting September 24th at 6 p.m. in council chambers.
The agenda includes public hearings on ordinances, designating tax abatement reinvestment zone number 12 for iMarket, and adopting update 4 to the Envision Taylor Comprehensive Plan.
It also includes discussion, consideration, and possible action on awarding the bid for the MLK Sidewalk project, which is something that's been a long time coming.
Next up, Ruby, tell us a little bit about the Spark Smithsonian exhibit, which is, this is the last week of it.
And basically what it is, is the Smithsonian's provided their Spark exhibit, which talks about innovation in rural places.
And then behind it, we actually have a selection of Taylor history, which is really cool as well.
You know, we're sad to see it go, but also it's been really cool to have it here.
And to wrap up the whole thing, on Friday night from 6 until 8, we're having a live band, Giddy Up Goes, coming to play a front porch party.
But before that, Gumi Gonzalez is coming to give a lecture on the Mexican-American history of Taylor.
Of course, this Thursday, our city council will hold its regular meeting September 24th at 6 p.m. in council chambers.
The agenda includes public hearings on ordinances, designating tax abatement reinvestment zone number 12 for iMarket, and adopting update 4 to the Envision Taylor Comprehensive Plan.
It also includes discussion, consideration, and possible action on awarding the bid for the MLK Sidewalk project, which is something that's been a long time coming.
Next up, Ruby, tell us a little bit about the Spark Smithsonian exhibit, which is, this is the last week of it.
And basically what it is, is the Smithsonian's provided their Spark exhibit, which talks about innovation in rural places.
And then behind it, we actually have a selection of Taylor history, which is really cool as well.
You know, we're sad to see it go, but also it's been really cool to have it here.
And to wrap up the whole thing, on Friday night from 6 until 8, we're having a live band, Giddy Up Goes, coming to play a front porch party.
But before that, Gumi Gonzalez is coming to give a lecture on the Mexican-American history of Taylor.
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