Traylor & Associates

Modern society requires creative strategies when funding public projects and the ability to identify and qualify beneficiaries in expectation of project submittal and subsequent measurement of impact and compliance as part of the grant administration process. Traylor & Associates has the ability to improve the efficiency of local government through the education of elected officials and by providing technical support for public staff.

For over 40 years, the staff at Traylor & Associates has shared its experience and knowledge with Texas local government officials to obtain their share of state and federal taxpayer-generated funds needed to make improvements to the infrastructure, economic opportunities or quality of life available to their constituencies.

Traylor & Associates uses years of experience listening and interpreting to gain insights from all stakeholders to identify key objectives, measurable goals and a mission that reflects both the character and history of the constituencies to be served.

Strategic planning will give your organization a benchmark by which all programs, personnel and opportunities can be measured against a plan to ensure maximum returns on your investment while providing services and economic development for the community.Funding strategies may be needed to identify matching or alternative resources to qualify for grants or projects that do not qualify for the funds needed for completion under normal circumstances.

Traylor & Associates finds solutions to financing and managing a variety of community development projects, both tangible and intangible in nature. We also undertake endeavors to eliminate a variety of health risk created by contaminated water supplies, inadequate sewer, water and drainage systems and damaged infrastructure as a result of natural disasters.

Often in rural America, a community will survive or even exist because of a single large employer or industry. To diversify a local economy, incentives are needed to be competitive with other communities. On the flip side of the equation, business retention and expansion is also critical to the economic well-being of a community.