10th Annual Spring Hill Pay It Forward Festival set for Aug. 19

The area’s largest private employer, General Motors-UAW 1853, is paying it forward once again to the Spring Hill area community with its support as the title sponsor for a third year in a row for the 10th Annual Spring Hill Pay It Forward Festival.

Aerial drone SHPD's newest public safety tool

The Spring Hill Police Department has a new law enforcement tool at its disposal to help officers take a bird’s eye view of crime and traffic accident scenes previously only possible with a manned aircraft. The department recently purchased a drone

Design for new library building moving forward

The BOMA on June 30 approved a new budget, which includes funds for the design of a new, state-of-the-art public library. An architectural firm has been selected to design and oversee construction of either a new library building or expansion of the exist

BOMA considering removal of City subsidy for credit card transaction fees

Spring Hill residents who pay their monthly utility bills or other City financial transactions using a credit or debit card may soon be asked to pay a small fee to cover the cost of that convenience.

Currently, the City of Spring Hill absorbs the costs of ...

Fire Dept. to burn 3 Duplex Road houses in July for training exercises

The Spring Hill Fire Department (SHFD) next month will conduct live fire training exercises and conclude with fully involved fires in three houses acquired by the City of Spring Hill as part of the property right-of-way needed for the state to widen Duple...

Late Bloomers Community Garden opens through City partnership

The Late Bloomers Community Garden officially opened Saturday, May 20, in Spring Hill, with the ceremonial planting of sunflower seeds. The garden is headed up by the Senior Adult Advocacy Council (SAAC) in partnership with the City of Spring Hill.

Duplex Road utility relocation underway in preparation for widening

As the City of Spring Hill’s $3.5 million acquisition of 210 properties for road right-of-way is wrapping up on Duplex Road, the relocation of utilities is now underway in preparation for TDOT’s widening of Duplex Road (S.R. 247).

Mayor expands Transportation Advisory Committee, seeks additional citizen appointment

The Spring Hill BOMA has expanded the Spring Hill Transportation Advisory Committee to seven members, and Mayor Rick Graham is now seeking to fill a remaining citizen seat on the committee. Citizen applicants are encouraged to apply

Mayor appoints Rippavilla Task Force to oversee transition to City operations

Mayor Rick Graham announced on May 17 his appointment of a task force to oversee transition of the historic Rippavilla Plantation into city operations following the BOMA’s recent action to officially acquire Rippavilla and its related 98 acres.

City acquires Rippavilla Plantation, 98 acres; assumes operations

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Monday night officially accepted the donation of Rippavilla Plantation and its related operational responsibilities, allowing for the permanent preservation of the historic home, 98.4 acres of passive park sp...

Tourism signage for Spring Hill historic sites placed by TDOT along I-65

Historic tourism signs have been placed by the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) along Interstate 65 about a mile before both the southbound and northbound Saturn Parkway (S.R. 396) exits directing motorists to Spring Hill historic sites that ...

Newly elected BOMA members sworn into office; mayoral committee appointments announced

Five newly elected members of the Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen were officially sworn into office Wednesday, April 26, at Spring Hill City Hall, where Mayor Rick Graham also announced his mayoral committee appointments.

3 key positions filled to keep top focus on infrastructure, roads, planning

The City of Spring Hill will soon welcome three, key management team members in the positions of assistant city administrator, infrastructure director and city planning director, demonstrating the City’s strong commitment to planning and infrast...

City seeking citizen applicants to fill Parks & Rec. Commission vacancy

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen is encouraging city residents who are passionate about improving our city’s quality of life through vibrant parks and active recreational opportunities to apply to serve on the Parks and Recreation Commission.

Musicians invited to register for 2017 Spring Hill Pickin' in the Park

Mark your calendars for the Fifth Annual Spring Hill Pickin’ in the Park music event, offering monthly live music in Harvey Park, May-September. Registration remains open for local musicians interested in performing. See official news release for details

With election season underway, please be mindful of campaign sign rules

Candidates running for mayor and alderman seats in the April 13, 2017, Spring Hill Municipal Election were allowed by ordinance to begin posting campaign signs starting Sunday, Feb. 12. With the election officially underway, these are the general rules

Suspect sought by police in shoplifting had child with him

PD looking for suspect in lumber theft

Target shoplifting suspect sought

Critical traffic signal installation at Duplex Rd & Port Royal begins Nov. 30

Mayor announces committee/commission appointments

Public encouraged to participate in Spring Hill community survey

Spring Hill accomplishments plentiful in 2016

Spring Hill voters to decide 5 BOMA seats in April election

Juvenile in custody after evading police, breaking into home, burglarizing Target

Public invited to town hall meeting on Zoning Ordinance update

Crossings Circle study wins state planning award

Suspects sought in early morning Exxon robbery

Fire call results in SHPD drug arrest

Burn ban issued due to extended dry period

Spring Hill Fire Dept. joins efforts with Columbia to provide hurricane assistance

SHPD asks for public's help in arson case

SHPD response to TBI investigation, arrest of SHPD officer

Spring Hill joins Williamson County Schools in again adopting 'Be Nice' movement

City of Spring Hill awarded state energy grant to reduce electric, HVAC costs

Fire Department offers residents free 10-year smoke alarms and installation

Paving season underway in Spring Hill

Spring Hill's new population certified at 36,530

Freegal Music Service now offered at Spring Hill Public Library

Spring Hill's rapid growth, progress comes with broad range of fresh talent, new positions

Spring Hill wins Excellence in Municipal Government Award

SHPD issues notice of penalties, dangers of trespassing on private development land

GM again title sponsors 9th Annual Spring Hill Pay It Forward Community Festival on June 25

GM announces 800 additional Spring Hill jobs; $788 million investment

City to purchase one of first Cadillac XT5s produced at GM-Spring Hill plant

New 1.5M-gallon water tank improving water pressure, storage

Musicians invited to register for 2016 Pickin' in the Park music event

Applicants sought to fill vacancy on Historic Commission

GM Spring Hill's $148M V8 engine production to retain 200 jobs, boost local economy

New library director, Hulen Bivins, brings 40-plus years experience to Spring Hill

Reminder: Please complete Spring Hill Special Census

City cuts ribbon on two grant-funded walkways

City moves forward with approval of updated Comprehensive Plan - 'Spring Hill Rising: 2040'

Spring Hill awarded $375,000 THDA housing grant

SHPD tracking bank robbery suspect

Suspect in custody following gun fire incident

Spring Hill 2015 Special Census now available online

FAQs: 'Spring Hill Rising: 2040' Comprehensive Plan update

Neighborhood Sidewalk Program progresses; now open for 2016 citizen project requests

Survey to determine right-of-way, utility relocation costs for U.S. 31 widening

The most heavily used roadway in Spring Hill is being surveyed, using the most advanced laser technology, to determine true cost estimates for the eventual widening and improvement of U.S. 31 (Columbia Pike/Main Street).

Road paving, signal, repair projects kick off this week

The City of Spring Hill over the next three weeks will repave and repair a wide range of roadways and install traffic signals as part of a mid-year paving and road maintenance project package.

Police closely monitoring vandalism to new water tank

Fire Department vacation benefits made equitable with that of all 40-hour city employees

A majority of the Spring Hill Board of Mayor & Aldermen on Monday night voted to change the rate at which Fire Department vacation time is used, making it equitable with that of standard 40-hour City of Spring Hill employees.

Fire Department vacation benefits made equitable with that of all 40-hour city employees

New Carmike Cinemas 12 theater to celebrate grand opening June 18

Spring Hill third-grader discusses anti-bullying campaign, community garden with mayor

Pay It Forward Festival to offer chance to win Spring Hill-built Chevy Equinox

Port Royal Park, splash pad, Fire Station No. 2 open May 23

GM named title sponsor for 8th Annual Pay It Forward Festival

Mayor to propose limitations on number of alternative financial institutions

Mayor announces post-election committee appointments

Musician registration open for Pickin' in the Park monthly music event

Spring Hill moves forward with U.S. 31 survey

Spring Hill residents encouraged to report potholes

Libraries nationwide look to Spring Hill to adopt Wi-Fi lending

Spring Hill moves forward with Comprehensive Plan update

Street sweeping begins Feb. 17; residents asked to park off street

'Spring Hill Rising' State of the City Address Jan. 22

Bomb Squad detonates blasting caps brought to Spring Hill Fire Station

Spring Hill Fire Dept. invites young people to Explorer Program Open House

Spring Hill to open Reserve Blvd. extension at Dec. 19 ribbon cutting

Raw Water Carbon Feed Building ribbon cutting Dec. 12

Citizens encouraged to comment on new Major Thoroughfare Plan at town hall meeting

Spring Hill Library launches nation's first Wi-Fi lending with international service

Advisory: Spring Hill holiday trash/recycling collection schedule

Residents' vision to guide future growth of Spring Hill

Street sweeping Nov. 17-25; no street parking during this time

Lowe's donates $11,000 in remodeling to Spring Hill Fire Station

Historic Commission's annual open house Nov. 6

Oct. 24 ribbon cutting to officially open Commonwealth Drive extension

Spring Hill Mayor presents former Marine with military banner

Emergency crews respond to respiratory issues at Northfield Building

Eleven employees at IBEX Global were transported to local medical centers for minor respiratory issues caused by an insect spray used inside the building.

Fire Belle inspires design of Ring Farm Corn Maze (Oct. 3-Nov. 2)

Murfreesboro man charged in Spring Hill Verizon robbery

Auto parts supplier requests expansion of planned Spring Hill facility

Summerfest finale this Friday to feature Beatles cover band

Spring Hill Police awarded $15,859 grant for DUI enforcement

Spring Hill Planning Commission expands to seven members

Friday, Sept. 5, 'Walk Our Kids to School' Day in Spring Hill

Spring Hill Fire Dept. gets thermal imaging cameras through Firehouse Subs grant

Spring Hill joins Williamson County Schools in 'Be Nice' movement

Construction begins Sept. 8 on Crossings Circle roundabout repairs

Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair set for Sept. 10-11

City of Spring Hill hires Dara Sanders as new City Planner

Spring Hill & Maury Co. award incentives to attract 574 new jobs

City seeking residents to serve on Library Board

Labor Day trash/recycling collection schedule change announced

City issues $8.6M in bonds to fund big projects

City of Spring Hill hires first Communications Officer