Happy Fourth of July, Spring Hill!

Happy Fourth of July, Spring Hill!

America’s 246th birthday is worth celebrating! (Start by re-reading the Declaration of Independence.) If fireworks are involved, please be safe and courteous, and follow the law. Fireworks are allowed from noon-11 pm only...

Summer Lawn Watering Policy Back After Booster Fix

The City's regular seasonal water conservation policy is back in effect! Residents can resume the odd-even address, seasonal lawn watering schedule. (Still no watering on Fridays.) The new Highway 31 water booster station is partially operational. Water t...

Take a Look at Spring Hill’s New Police Station!

Take a look at Spring Hill’s new police station!  

Members of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen—and residents who attended or watched BOMA’s regular public meeting Monday—saw the designer’s rendering of the new, state-of-the-art facility.

Here it is ...

S&P Global ups City's Rating to AA+, Aiding Road, Police Station, other projects

S&P Global ups City's Rating to AA+, Aiding Road, Police Station, other projects 

SPRING HILL, TN, April 29, 2022—Good news for road projects, the construction of a new police building and improvements to other Spring Hill f...

Development Department Holds Outreach Sessions w/ New City Engineer

The overall goal of the Development Department is to responsibly grow land-use development and the street networks which support past, current and future development in a manner that enhances the quality of life for residents and stakeholders within the C...

Austins Way street dedication scheduled for Friday, April 22

AUSTINS WAY STREET DEDICATION IS FRIDAY AT 11AM, SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL 

Summit High School’s Twin Lakes Drive address (in Spring Hill) will be changed to Austins Way this Friday, April 22, at 11 am in remembrance of Austin Corbett, the much...

City to Access Municipal Bond Market Ahead of Coming Rate Hikes

CITY TO ACCESS MUNICIPAL BOND MARKET AHEAD OF COMING RATE HIKES

Like other cities with sound finances, Spring Hill can access the municipal bond market to help pay for capital-intensive roads, public works, and construction projects. 

Given the nea...

City Honors Sailors at BOMA Meeting

Two U.S. Navy enlistees, Montrell R. Evans and Harley Ann Rawson were honored by Spring Hill’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen this week. You’ve seen their official pictures on banners flown near City Hall. Those banners were reti...

Spring Hill Emergency Responders Honored by WKRN-TV’s “News 2 Gives Back”

City of Spring Hill Fire, Police and Public Works departments’ emergency personnel were honored by WKRN-TV Channel 2 on Wednesday for the city’s joint planning and early response to potential floods in the middle Tennessee region.

News 2 anchor Mary Mays i...

Spring Hill leaders seek input to choose between police, library buildings

When the City of Spring Hill purchased the Northfield complex in 2017, it had plans to move a number of city services to the former Saturn headquarters. Among those services were both the city’s police department and public library.

More than $1....

Spring Hill honors active Military members with the Service Member Banner Program

The City of Spring Hill is proud to recognize the brave men and women who are currently serving in the Armed Forces through the Service Member Banner Program. The program is designed to honor Spring Hill residents who are currently serving active...

Development Department Holds Outreach Sessions w/ New City Engineer

The overall goal of the Development Department is to responsibly grow land-use development and the street networks which support past, current and future development in a manner that enhances the quality of life for residents and stakeholders within the C...