Taylor County, Florida: government offices and health services

Where can I get a driver license or ID in Taylor County?

Taylor County Tax Collector — Perry – 108 N. Jefferson St., Perry FL 32347.

Where do I register a vehicle or get tags in Taylor County?

Taylor County Tax Collector — Perry – 108 N. Jefferson St., Perry FL 32347.

Where is the Taylor County health department?

Florida Department of Health in Taylor County (Perry) – 1215 North Peacock Ave., Perry FL 32347.

Where is the Taylor County Supervisor of Elections office?

Taylor County Supervisor of Elections – 201 E Green St, Perry FL 32347, 850-838-3500.

Where is the Taylor County Sheriff's Office?

Taylor County Sheriff's Office – 108 North Jefferson Street, Suite 103, Perry FL 32347; Perry Police Department – 211 S. Washington Street, Perry FL 32347, 850-584-5121.

Which hospitals are listed in Taylor County?

Doctors' Memorial Hospital – 333 N Byron Butler Parkway, Perry FL 32347, 850-584-0800.

What should I bring to a driver license or tag office in Taylor County?

Bring original documents, not copies: a valid photo ID, and for most license transactions proof of your Social Security number and two proofs of your Florida address. For a vehicle registration or title, bring proof of Florida auto insurance, the title or registration and any lien information. Requirements differ by transaction, so read our checklist of what to bring and call the office before you go. Spiral Search lists 1 driver license office (see the list) and 1 motor vehicle office (see the list) in Taylor County.

How long do I have to register my car and get a license after moving to Taylor County?

Florida requires new residents to register their vehicle within 10 days of establishing residency and to get a Florida driver license within 30 days. If you move within Florida, update the address on your license and vehicle registration within 30 days. See our guides on deadlines for new residents and address and name changes. Confirm current rules with FLHSMV or your county tax collector.

How do I register to vote or request a mail ballot in Taylor County?

Voter registration and mail ballots are handled by the Taylor County Supervisor of Elections. You can register online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov, in person at the elections office, or by mail; the registration deadline is 29 days before an election. A mail ballot must be requested by 5 p.m. on the 12th day before the election and returned by 7 p.m. on Election Day. See how to register and vote by mail and early voting. Spiral Search lists 1 elections office in Taylor County (see the list).

How can I report a crime anonymously in Taylor County?

From any cellphone in Florida you can dial *TIPS (*8477) to reach the Crime Stoppers program for the area where you are calling, or use the P3 Tips app. Crime Stoppers tips can be anonymous. For a crime in progress or any danger to life, call 911 instead. See how to report a crime anonymously. For non-emergency reports, Spiral Search lists 2 police stations and sheriff offices with non-emergency numbers (see the list).

When should I call 911, and when should I use a non-emergency number in Taylor County?

Call 911 for a fire, a crime in progress or any threat to life, including chest pain, signs of stroke, severe bleeding, trouble breathing or unconsciousness. Use a police or sheriff non-emergency number for reports where nobody is in danger. Voice calls are preferred; texting 911 is available only in some areas, so check before relying on it. Read when to call 911 and when to use a non-emergency number.

How many hospitals and health department offices are listed for Taylor County?

Spiral Search currently lists 1 hospital (see the list) and 1 county health department location (see the list) for Taylor County. This does not show wait times or which hospitals accept your insurance. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Not sure whether it is an emergency? See the difference between look-alike conditions.

What should I do to prepare for a hurricane in Taylor County?

Know your evacuation zone at FloridaDisaster.org/Know, make a household plan, keep a seven-day supply kit, keep your gas tank at least half full during hurricane season (June 1 to November 30), and sign up for AlertFlorida. County-specific shelter and emergency information is at FloridaDisaster.org/counties. See our hurricane preparedness guide.

What if the office I need is not listed for Taylor County?

Try searching by ZIP code; results include nearby offices across county lines. Some services are handled by a neighboring county, a city, or a state agency, and not every location has been collected yet. Each listing links to its official source so you can confirm before you travel.

Is Spiral Search a government website, and how current is the Taylor County information?

No. Spiral Search is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any government agency. Listings come from official county, state and agency websites and were last verified October 2026. Hours, fees and addresses change, so always confirm with the official source linked on each listing.