Show Notes
In this episode of the City of Taylor’s Off the Agenda podcast, Mayor Pro Tem and District 3 Council Member (and lifelong Taylor resident) Kelly Cmerek joins the show to discuss how Samsung has accelerated Taylor's growth and how the City needs to plan for that growth, including how Taylor can improve its infrastructure and the City’s approach to data centers.
Also featured is a look ahead at events happening in Taylor, including a Digital Infrastructure Community Meeting, the next City Council meeting and the Spark! Places of Innovation exhibit’s call for docents.
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