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Public Meeting (Virtual) for Buckner Lane Widening Project

You are invited to a Public Meeting via Zoom webinar regarding the Preliminary Design Phase of the Buckner Lane Widening Project. The preliminary design is the first key step in advancing the design of the project. This public meeting will provide the det Read on...
Rippavilla offering 25% discounts on "Family Fridays"

Every Friday, beginning July 10, 2020, guests will be able to take our guided house tour at a discounted rate. No code or coupon needed, just show up! Read on...
Williamson Co. to implement mandatory use of cloth masks in public

On July 3, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed Executive Order 54 to grant county mayors in 89 counties the authority to issue local requirements that citizens wear face coverings in public places in order to slow the spread of COVID-19 cases, which have s Read on...
Gov. Lee Extends State of Emergency to Aug. 29, 2020

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee today signed Executive Order No. 50 to extend the State of Emergency related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to August 29, 2020. The order allows the continued suspension of various laws and regulations and Read on...
Splash Pad at Port Royal Park set to open June 22

The Splash Pad at Port Royal Park will open, with restrictions, on Monday, June 22, 2020. As playgrounds and pools begin to open in the state, the City has decided to open the Splash Pad with a number of rules and guidelines in place to ensure compliance Read on...
Spring Hill will open all City playgrounds this Saturday, June 13, 2020

SPRING HILL, TN - The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will open the playgrounds in all of the parks tomorrow, Saturday June 13. Parents must be present and responsible to maintain social distancing of themselves and their children while playing and Read on...
Spring Hill named in SafeWise's 20 Safest Cities in Tennessee for 2020

SafeWise has just released its 6th annual Safest Cities in Tennessee report, and Spring Hill ranked #12 this year among the top 20 safest cities in Tennessee. Read on...
The Williamson County Election Committee is recruiting poll officials for upcoming elections

BE PATRIOTIC…….BE A POLL OFFICIAL is an effort to mobilize the residents of our county to engage in a volunteer spirit and serve at 25 Convenient Vote Center locations on Election Day or on our Absentee Counting Board for the upcoming elections. The Elec Read on...
Buckner Lane Widening Project: Seeking Citizen Input on Completed Conceptual Plans

Design for the Buckner Lane Widening Project continues to progress following the initial public meeting held on January 14, 2020. The proposed widening is from Duplex Road north to Buckner Road. The City’s consultant, Kimley-Horn, as well as City official Read on...
Governor Lee Issues Executive Order 38

AN ORDER EXPANDING THE NUMBER OF TENNESSEANS WHO MAY RETURN TO WORK SAFELY WHILE URGING CONTINUED ADHERENCE TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES TO LIMIT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 Read Executive Order 38 here.
Mayor’s Challenge “Check Me Out” cancelled

Due to the current State of Tennessee’s social distancing guidelines in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mayor’s Challenge, “Check Me Out” event has been cancelled. This popular program, hosted by Spring Hill Parks & Recreation along with Healthier Read on...
May 17-23, 2020 is National Public Works Week

This week we honor all of our Public Works staff and employees who together make our City run smoothly. With the rash of severe weather, the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent social distancing guidelines put into place by the Governor, the Public works st Read on...
Governor's Executive Order No. 35

On May 7, Governor Bill Lee issues an order amending Executive Order No. 30 to allow reopening of small group, non-contact entertainment and recreational venues pursuant to new safety guidelines. Read full document here...
Traffic Calming Plan at Stewart Campbell Point

There has been a lot of commentary on the new striping pattern on Stewart Campbell Pointe Road between New Port Royal Road and Jutes Drive with folks wondering why it looks the way it does. However, believe it or not, the striping pattern was designed to Read on...
Governor Lee issues Executive Order No. 34

Governor Lee has issued a new executive order today which will continue to allow the City of Spring Hill to hold public meetings online in order to help contain the spread of COVID-19 through June 30, 2020. Read on...
Spring Hill firefighter Mitchell Earwood loses his life in yesterday’s storm

Fellow firefighters, family, and friends mourn their sudden loss SPRING HILL, Tennessee - The severe, damaging weather that blew through Middle Tennessee yesterday and caused trees and limbs to fall also caused the death of Spring Hill firefighter, Mitch Read on...
Maury Alliance Announces Maury County Economic Recovery Task Force

Task force led by local Mayors with primary purpose of helping restart local economy Read on...
Gov. Lee issues Executive Order No. 30

Tennesseans and businesses may return to work in all industries where that can be safely accomplished by following health guidelines, while urging employers to allow or require remote work/telework if possible. Tennesseans are urged to continue limiting a Read on...
The Tennessee Pledge

Governor Lee releases the Tennessee Pledge, guidance regarding restaurants and retail businesses. As a reminder, restaurants in the 89 counties with state-operated health departments will be allowed to open on Monday, April 27. Retail establishments in th Read on...
Water Service Interruption April 23-24

There will be another water shut off this Thursday night 4/23/20 (10pm) until Friday morning 4/24/20 (6am) in the area of McCormick Creek on Beechcroft Road. This is to tie-in the new water line on the TDOT improvement project in this area. Residents th Read on...
COVID-19 Testing in Maury County

April 18th and April 25th, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, COVID-19 Testing Event at Woodland Park in Columbia. Parking will be in the lot adjacent to the “Fallen Heroes” memorial. Read on...
Spring Hill Citizens’ patience is requested in regard to brush and bulk curbside pickup

SPRING HILL, TENN -The beautiful weather, coupled with following the Governor’s stay-at-home order has, understandably, resulted in more than usual Spring cleanup at homes around our City. We are asking for continued patience and cooperation through this Read on...
An Important Message from Planning & Zoning Depts.

Out of an abundance of caution in response to COVID-19 and the need to limit personal contact between City staff and the public, the City Planning Department has issued temporary application submittal guidelines effective for the March 30, 2020 (BOZA) Ap Read on...
Spring Hill Playgrounds Closed

Per Governor Lee’s Executive Order 22, the playgrounds in all City parks as well as the skate park, the basketball & tennis courts at Port Royal Park, and the basketball court at McLemore Park are now closed until further notice effective immediately. The Read on...
24/7 WiFi Available Throughout the City

SPRING HILL, TENN - The City of Spring Hill has made 24/7 drive-up access to the internet available to citizens using the Library’s mobile WiFi hotspots placed in police cruisers and located strategically around the City. Beginning today, residents can d Read on...
Mayor Rick Graham continues to address COVID-19

From the Desk of Mayor Rick Graham March 30, 2020 Dear Friends: On March 29, 2020, President Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, projected up to 100,000 deaths from COVID-19 in the United Read on...
Mental Wellness during COVID-19

The COVID-19 situation is stressful. It is. Many of us are self quarantining and isolating and it might be getting to you. We all need extra help and support at one time or another and you don't have to go it alone. Here are some Williamson County EMA sug Read on...
Mayor Graham's Response to Executive Order 17

In a letter to Spring Hill's businesses and citizens, Mayor Rick Graham responds to Governor Lee's executive order regarding COVID-19. Read on...
An Important Message from City Hall

SPRING HILL, Tenn. – In an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, alternative options to doing business in person at City Hall are available. Inside City Hall, traffic should be limited to transactions that must be conducted in person, such as tax relief Read on...
ATTENTION:

ATTENTION: Due to COVID-19 and public health concerns, tonight’s Planning Commission Work Session will be held electronically. Public comments, concerns, and/or questions should be provided via email to Austin Page in the Planning Department Read on...
CDC Compliance of COVID-19 Guidelines

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List of the City of Spring Hill Cancellations and Closings

Following is a list of all City event cancellations and closings. This list will be updated as information is made available. Read on...
Gov Lee Declares State of Emergency over COVID-19 Outbreak

Gov. Bill Lee has declared a state of emergency for Tennessee in response to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping across the world. Read on...
Registration Open for City Military Banner Program

The City is offering active military registration for our Service Member Banner Program. Spring Hill parents of children in service are encouraged to sign them up and the City will post custom-made light pole banners displaying their face, name & rank. Read on...
Design work begins for Buckner Lane widening project

The BOMA on Oct. 21 approved a $978,600 contract for the design of the widening of Buckner Lane from Duplex Road to Buckner Road. Buckner Lane could be widened to either four lanes with a center grass median, or five lanes with a center turn lane. Read on...
A look back at another great year in Spring Hill

SPRING HILL, Tenn. – Spring Hill continued an upward growth trajectory in 2019, bringing with it many notable changes and accomplishments. Read on...
Spring Hill ranked 6th 'Safest City in Tennessee'

Spring Hill was recently ranked the sixth "Safest City in Tennessee" by New York-based consumer review website, Security Baron. The ranking was based on the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting data, which is based on many factors. Read on...
BOMA approves City election enhancements to increase voter turnout

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) this week approved a resolution seeking to increase voter turnout by improving voter awareness, polling locations and early voting access times, starting with the next Spring Hill Municipal Election in April 2021 for Read on...
Spring Hill joins thousands across nation in declaring Oct. 23, 'Imagine a Day Without Water'

This month, the City of Spring Hill is joining elected officials, water utilities, community leaders and businesses across the U.S. in creating awareness for the fifth annual Imagine a Day Without Water, a nationwide day of education and advocacy about Read on...
'Feel the Welcome' Spring Hill branding update presented; BOMA to vote on new brand Nov. 18

The BOMA will consider adopting a new City brand at its Nov. 18 meeting. The BOMA on Oct. 21 deferred voting on the matter for a month to allow more time to consider the best way to move forward with the place branding materials presented Read on...
U.S. Census Bureau hiring temporary workers, with high starting pay, for 2020 Census count

The U.S. Census Bureau is continuing to hire temporary/part-time workers across Middle Tennessee for the 2020 Census. Work from home in local neighborhoods, or at the Cool Springs office. Flexible hours, paid training, weekly pay. Apply at Read on...
Registration now open for Annual Historic Commission Open House, Dec. 5

It is that time of year again for the Annual Spring Hill Historic Commission Christmas Open House at historic Rippavilla Plantation. This fun-filled evening will feature local food from Mockingbird Restaurant, a special guest speaker, and Read on...
National Night Out Against Crime in Spring Hill, Oct. 1

Hosted by Spring Hill Police Dept., the annual community "Night Out Against Crime" joins other cities across the nation in raising awareness about crime, and helping to build relationships between with local law enforcement. There will be food trucks, Read on...
BOMA approves utility bill increase phased over two years

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Monday night approved an ordinance adjusting utility billing to ensure the Water and Sewer budgets are self-sustaining, which will increase customers’ monthly utility bills, starting with the November 2019 bill. Read on...
Buckner Road / I-65 Interchange Project Public Meeting, Sept. 24

We hope you'll join us for this important public meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, at Spring Hill City Hall, where information will be presented about the Buckner Road/I-65 Interchange project, and to allow the public to ask questions and Read on...
Public invited Sept. 27 to learn about Grassy Branch Creek Restoration Project in Spring Hill

The community is invited Sept. 27 to learn about the Grassy Branch Creek Restoration Project going on in Spring Hill, and how you can get involved in helping to clean up this important local waterway. The Tennessee Environmental Council (TEC), which is Read on...
Mayor supports partnership with Maury Co. to build bridge, school access road

Mayor Rick Graham is declaring his support for a Maury County proposal to build a bridge and school access road to connect the new Battle Creek Elementary and Middle Schools in south Spring Hill through a City-County joint funding agreement. Read on...
Mayor gives executive approval for City funding of four local nonprofits

Mayor Rick Graham on Sept. 12 gave executive approval to four of the six local nonprofit organizations that have traditionally received annual City funds but were proposed to be defunded this year by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA). Read on...
Neighborhood Sidewalk Program now open for 2020 citizen project requests; deadline Oct. 31

The annual Call for Projects for the Spring Hill Neighborhood Sidewalk Program (NSP) kicks off Monday, Sept. 9, when citizens and neighborhood associations are encouraged to submit new sidewalk projects for consideration for the upcoming budget cycle. Read on...
BOMA considering phasing utility bill adjustments over two years

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen is considering approval of an ordinance to set fair City of Spring Hill utility rates, which will increase customers’ monthly utility bills, starting with the November 2019 bill. Water and sewer rates would Read on...
BOMA to consider City Election date change at September meetings

The Spring Hill BOMA in September will consider the first reading of an ordinance that would change the Spring Hill City Election date to align with the November General Election as a potential way to help improve low voter turnout for municipal races Read on...
Spring Hill residents encouraged to attend South Corridor Study community meetings

The next round of community outreach meetings for the South Corridor Transportation Study will be Aug. 26-29, 2019, in various locations throughout the South Corridor, including Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin and Columbia. These open house-style meetings Read on...
Neighborhood canvassing for 2020 Federal Census count begins Aug. 12 in Spring Hill

Starting next week, you will begin seeing neighborhood canvassers with the U.S. Census Bureau knocking on doors in your Spring Hill neighborhoods. This short video explains what they'll be doing and how to identify official Census workers. We ask that Read on...
Seven U.S. 31 signals to flash yellow during late-night hours

Starting Aug. 15, seven traffic signals along Main St (U.S. 31) in Spring Hill will switch to yellow flash mode on the Main Street side, and to red flashing lights on each of the 7 side streets between the hours of 12 a.m. (midnight) and 4 a.m. nightly Read on...
TAKE THE SURVEY: Should Spring Hill's election date be changed to align with larger elections?

Spring Hill elections are currently held in April. The BOMA is considering a possible change to the date of City elections based on public feedback that it could help improve low voter turnout. Also under consideration is maintaining the April date while Read on...
Spring Hill's first water plant manager retiring after exceptional 40-year water treatment career

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Monday, Aug. 5, honored our outstanding Water Treatment Plant Superintendent, Caryl Giles, who is retiring after 17 years with the City of Spring Hill, and an impressive 40-year career of excellence in water treatment. Read on...
Spring Hill Water Department scores 100% on Sanitary Survey

We are proud to report that the Spring Hill Water Department scored 100% on the Sanitary Survey recently performed by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Division of Water Resources. This stringent survey documents every Read on...
See the results of the Traffic Signal Timing Optimization project in the final report

Signal timing optimization implemented in May along U.S. 31 (Main St) resulted in noticeable improvements in traffic flow. This project was done through an extensive timing study on 12 major intersections. You can now read the full study on our website Read on...
Weekly Spring Hill Farmers Market, 3-7 p.m. every Thursday at Harvey Park

Stop in at the weekly Spring Hill Farmers Market from 3 - 7 p.m. every Thursday, and 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Saturdays. The lively market runs from May 2 to Sept. 26 at Harvey Park in Spring Hill. You'll find home grown food, homemade crafts, live music, Read on...
Brush collection route times greatly extended due to excessive storm debris

The Public Works Department will continue its normal brush/limb collection routes and will be running an additional brush/limb collection route from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., June 22, due to the excessive amount of storm debris at each home. Please note Read on...
10th Annual Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair, July 17-18

The City of Spring Hill invites you to the 10th Annual Health & Wellness Fair, from 1 - 6 p.m. Wed., July 17, and 8 a.m. - noon Thurs., July 18, at the U.A.W. Hall, 125 Stephen Yokich Pkwy.! There are still remaining vendor spaces. Sign up today! Read on...
City employee courageously saves life of crash victim in burning vehicle

Please join us in recognizing a City of Spring Hill employee, along with four other community members, for their courageous, heroic efforts that saved a man’s life. On the morning of July 9, Chris Crumley, a utility inspector in the Public Works Depart Read on...
2 new traffic signals to be installed in preparation for opening of new schools

Temporary traffic signals will be installed this summer at two key intersections: Kedron Road & Mahlon Moore Road, and at Kedron & Hummingbird Lane. The City is now taking requests for proposals from contractors for the signal installation work. The BOMA Read on...
City offices closed for Independence Day

Spring Hill City Hall, Library, and Police administrative offices will be closed Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Waste Management will not pick up garbage & recycling on July 4. All Spring Hill waste collection routes will be delayed Read on...
17th Annual Fourth of July Bicycle Parade at Port Royal Park

We hope you’re ready for the 17th Annual 4th of July Bicycle Parade! Please note the change of location due to safety concerns along Beechcroft Road. The parade, hosted by Spring Hill Parks & Recreation Department, will be held at Port Royal Park. Read on...
BOMA approves new employees, capital project funds in new 2019-2020 City budget

Here are some highlights from the newly approved 2019-2020 Fiscal Year City Operating Budget, which includes funding for road improvement projects, new police and fire employees and equipment, water/sewer improvement projects, and more. Read on...
Northern Gateway - Buckner Road I-65 Interchange Project Update

Want to know more about the Northern Gateway Project? View Mayor Rick Graham's presentation at the June 17, 2019, Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting. The presentation begins at the 3:00 mark of the video Read on...
Library receives $10,000 State appropriation for 2020 Summer Reading Pilot Program

Spring Hill Library has been chosen for an exciting Summer Reading Pilot Program that will be offered statewide in 2021! State Rep. Scott Cepicky on June 12 presented a $10,000 check from the State of Tennessee to fund the program, which begins in 2020 Read on...
Auto-pay with credit card & payment scheduling now available for utility billing payments

Our website for utility payments now offers two new features that allow you to either enroll in auto-pay or schedule a payment in advance. Auto-Pay enables you to pay with a credit card on a set day each month, and you can also schedule payments Read on...
Newly expanded, renovated Bark Park now open!

The newly renovated and expanded Spring Hill Bark Park at Evans Park officially opened with a grand opening ceremony June 1! The Bark Park, which has doubled in size, was made possible through $30,000 in grant funds awarded to the Parks & Recreation Dep Read on...
Mayor calls for citizens to apply for new Town Center Task Force

Mayor Rick Graham on May 23, announced plans to create a new advisory task force to explore the potential for creating a Spring Hill town center. Spring Hill residents are encouraged to apply online to be considered for the Town Center Task Force. Read on...
Rippavilla tour guide receives TN Historical Commission award

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce Tyler Green, a tour guide for the Rippavilla mansion and battlefield, is this year’s recipient of the Tennessee Historical Commission’s Certificate of Merit for his work on the WWI exhibit at Rippavilla. Read on...
Annual Water Conservation Policy in effect May-September

The City of Spring Hill’s Water Conservation Policy is in effect May-September, when water usage is at its peak. Here are the main points of the policy to remember: Street addresses ending with an odd number can water the their lawns and irrigate on Read on...
10th Annual Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair, July 17-18

The City of Spring Hill invites you to the 10th Annual Health and Wellness Fair, July 17 and 18. Local health and wellness service providers are encouraged to host a booth and share their area of expertise. To participate, please complete and return the Read on...
Expanded, renovated Bark Park set for June 1 grand opening

It’s time to get your four-legged friends ready for the June 1 grand opening of the newly renovated Spring Hill Bark Park at Evans Park! The dog park, which has doubled in size and includes many new features, was made possible through $30,000 in grants. Read on...
Annual SHPD Police Memorial Service, May 16

Please join the Spring Hill Police Department on Thursday, May 16, as we remember the fallen and honor those who continue to serve at the Annual Police Memorial Service. The service will begin at 7 p.m. in Veterans Plaza at Port Royal Park. Read on...
Alderman Amy Wurth named Vice Mayor by the BOMA

Congratulations to Alderman Amy Wurth on being named by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) as the new Vice Mayor. As vice mayor, Alderman Wurth will serve as the second ranking elected official on the board, filling in as chairman at BOMA meetings and Read on...
4 newly elected aldermen sworn into office at May 6 BOMA meeting

Congratulations to the four newly elected aldermen - Ward 1: John Canepari, Ward 2 Matt Fitterer (re-elected), Ward 3: Dan Allen, and Ward 4: Hazel Nieves - who were sworn into office at the May 6 BOMA meeting! The four elected were joined by their family Read on...
Tennessee Titans Caravan coming to Port Royal Park, May 7!

The Tennessee Titans have partnered with the Spring Hill Hawks to bring the Titans Caravan to Port Royal Park! This will be an opportunity to meet several of the Titans players, get autographs, and for the kids to meet T-Rac! The caravan will be Read on...
U.S. 31 traffic signal timing updates to take effect April 29

Starting Monday, April 29, Spring Hill drivers will notice some changes in the timing of the traffic signals along U.S. 31/S.R. 6 (Main St./Columbia Pike). Following an extensive signal study, traffic engineers will be making adjustments to the signals Read on...
Aldermen Bruce Hull & Susan Zemek honored for years of service to Spring Hill BOMA

Vice Mayor/Alderman Bruce Hull, who served 12 years on the Board of Mayor & Aldermen, and Alderman Susan Zemek, who served six years on the board, as well as each serving on numerous City committees over the years, were honored for their dedicated years o Read on...
Help City of Spring Hill rebrand by participating in community survey, attending public forums

The City of Spring Hill is in the midst of a place branding initiative and we need your help. Please complete the Spring Hill Community Survey and attend one of two upcoming public forums to give us your input on Spring Hill. See news release for details. Read on...
Water service cutoffs begin April 26 for utility bills past April 15 due date

Water service disconnections will begin Friday, April 26, for unpaid utility payments that were due April 15. Accounts must be current by Thursday, April 25, to avoid disruption of service and a reconnect fee. City of Spring Hill utility bills are Read on...
South Corridor Transportation Study launches; residents encouraged to attend public input meetings

The South Corridor Transportation Study has been officially launched to expand public transportation options and address traffic congestion across Middle Tennessee. We encourage all Spring Hill residents to attend one of these public input meetings to Read on...
Spring Hill alderman election results: 3 newcomers, 1 incumbent elected to 4 seats; 5.6% turnout

See the (unofficial) results of the April 11, 2019, Spring Hill Election, which saw a 5.67 percent voter turnout. Congratulations to the winners of the four ward aldermen seats: John Canepari, Matt Fitterer, Daniel Allen and Hazel Nieves. Read on...
Library launching new online catalog just in time for Summer Reading

The Spring Hill Library is launching a new online catalog just in time for the Summer Reading Program! The new system, called LS2, is user-friendly, visually dynamic, and works on any screen or device. In-depth book recommendations and series lists will Read on...
Spring Hill BOMA approves tax & fee increases to fund capital building projects

The BOMA on March 26 approved on first reading 3 revenue (tax and fee) increases specifically to fund capital improvement projects for needed infrastructure, including large transportation projects and construction of future City buildings. If adopted Read on...
Voting on Election Day is available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 11, 2019.

Voting on Election Day is available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 11, 2019. Residents on the Williamson County side of the city vote at Longview Recreation Center. Residents on the Maury County side please refer to this list of voting stations. Read on...
'Friends of the Library' selling engraved pavers to fund new library courtyard

The Friends of the Spring Hill Library is now accepting orders for engraved pavers as a way to raise money to build a courtyard near the main entrance of the new, greatly expanded library to be built by the City in renovated space at the Northfield build Read on...
Special BOMA meeting to consider tax/fee increases for infrastructure needs

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) will hold a special-called meeting on March 26 to discuss potential increases to the property tax rate and development fees to help fund future capital construction projects. The public meeting will be Read on...
Planning Commission to consider approval of new Major Thoroughfare Plan

Planning Commission to hold special-called meeting March 25 to consider adoption of final draft of new Major Thoroughfare Plan, a long-term transportation planning document that includes recommended improvements for City's major roads through 2040. Read on...
Crossings Circle North Bridge gets under construction; Dec. 5 completion date

The Crossings Circle North Bridge construction project got underway on Tuesday, March 12. The contract completion date is Dec. 5, 2019. The project will build a bridge connecting The Crossings shopping center and The Columns, creating a second entrance Read on...
Saturn Pkwy. & Port Royal Rd traffic signal project goes to bid March 29

One of the most citizen-requested traffic projects in Spring Hill will move into a construction phase this spring. TDOT's safety project to install traffic signals at the on- and off-ramps of Saturn Parkway (S.R. 396) at Port Royal Road is on schedule to Read on...
What to know about the April 11 Spring Hill Election

The April 11, 2019, Spring Hill Municipal Election is just around the corner, so don’t forget to register to vote by the March 12 deadline. Early voting is March 22 - April 6, when voters will elect four new city aldermen. See news release for details. Read on...
Maury & Williamson Counties asking Spring Hill residents to report storm damage

Maury and Williamson Counties are working to compile damage estimates from recent storm and flooding events. The offices of Emergency Management from each of the respective counties are asking citizens with storm/flooding-related property damage to please Read on...
Spring Hill again designated Healthier TN Community by Governor's wellness program

The City of Spring Hill was again designated a Healthier Tennessee Community by the Governor’s Foundation for Health and Wellness. At a recent awards gala, Spring Hill was named one of only 33 Healthier Tennessee Communities” in the state. Read on...
Spring Hill Pickin' in the Park seeking performers for 2019 music series

The annual Spring Hill Pickin’ in the Park live music series will enter its seventh season this year, and now is the time for local musicians to get their names on the performance schedule. The outdoor, family-friendly event is sponsored by the Parks & Re Read on...
City offices closed on Presidents' Day

Spring Hill City Hall, Library, Police Administrative offices and other City offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 18, in observance of Presidents’ Day. Garbage and recycling collections will not be affected by the holiday. The two City Hall meetings Read on...
Important Utility Billing Notice: All customer accounts must be current to avoid service disruption

Effective with the February 2019 utility bill due March 15, City of Spring Hill utility customers must be current with their accounts in order to avoid discontinuation of service. Please review your utility accounts to make sure they are paid in full to Read on...
2019 State of the City Address VIDEO available on our website

If you missed the Annual Spring Hill State of the City Address delivered on Jan. 24 by Mayor Rick Graham and City Administrator Victor Lay at the Chamber Luncheon, you can watch it here on our website. Read on...
View the proposed Spring Hill Major Thoroughfare Plan

The Major Thoroughfare Plan Report is now available to view on our website. The MTP is to establish and identify transportation projects within the City of Spring Hill to obtain recognition and funding. Just as important, this plan is intended Read on...
Clint McCain appointed to temporarily fill vacant Ward 1 Alderman seat

Congratulations to Clint McCain, who the BOMA appointed tonight to fill the Ward 1 Alderman seat that was recently vacated by former Alderman Chad Whittenburg, who resigned from the position after moving outside of Spring Hill city limits. Mr. McCain Read on...
2018 Year In Review: A look back at this year's progress!

Spring Hill continued on an upward growth trajectory in 2018, bringing with it many notable changes and accomplishments. Here’s a look at just some of the City of Spring Hill’s 2018 highlights. This year, the City of Spring Hill ... Read on...
Live, cut Christmas trees will be collected in brush pickup and at drop-off location

Please place undecorated, live, cut trees at the curb, just as you would for normal brush/limb pickup, and Spring Hill Public Works will collect them. Brush collection is always on the day after your garbage collection day. A tree drop-off area is also Read on...
Spring Hill E-911 Dispatch consolidation with Williamson Co. effective Jan. 2, 2019

After months of preparation, the consolidation of the City of Spring Hill’s Emergency Dispatch Dept. with Williamson County Department of Emergency Communications will become effective Jan. 2. The move will improve emergency response times and save money. Read on...
Building Codes, Planning & Zoning Departments moving to Northfield

In keeping with the City's expansion plans, the Building Codes & Inspections and Planning & Zoning Departments soon will be the first municipal departments to move from City Hall to the Northfield Building Complex. The move, occurring the week of Read on...
2019 Spring Hill Mayor's Challenge kicks off Jan. 7

It’s time again for the Spring Hill Mayor’s Challenge, and what better time to start a new healthy initiative than the start of the new year. The 2019 Challenge, hosted by Spring Hill Parks & Rec. and the Healthier Spring Hill Committee, kicks off Jan Read on...
City offices closed Dec. 24-25 for Christmas; garbage & recycling collection delayed

City Hall, Library, Police Administrative offices and other City offices will be closed Monday, Dec. 24, and Tuesday, Dec. 25, in observance of Christmas. Waste Management will not pick up garbage or recycling on Christmas Day. All collection routes Read on...
Reminder: Annual security system registration due in December

If you’re a Spring Hill resident with a security alarm system, the system will need to be registered with the City of Spring Hill (per City ordinance), and renewed annually. A new alarm registration is $20, and a renewal is $10. The registration form Read on...
City awarded $25M federal grant for vital I-65 interchange construction

The City of Spring Hill is proud and excited to receive a $25 million federal grant to help fund the construction of a new I-65 interchange and extension of Buckner Road to connect the new interchange. The grant was announced by U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander Read on...
SHPD 2018 Giving Tree & Drop-Off Celebration

The Spring Hill Police Department is once again sponsoring the ‘Giving Tree‘ in partnership with Spring Hill Fresh. SHPD has sponsored a gift giving event every year to help ensure Christmas gifts for hundreds of local needy, elementary school children Read on...
Festive 11th Annual Spring Hill Christmas Parade, Tree Lighting set for Dec. 8

The community is invited to the Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony, themed “Christmas Around the World,” on Saturday, Dec. 8! Presented by the Spring Hill Parks & Recreation Department and Kiwanis Spring Hill & Thompson’s Station, the festivities Read on...
Annual Spring Hill Historic Commission Christmas Open House Dec. 6

The City of Spring Hill Historic Commission will host its annual Christmas Open House on Thursday, Dec. 6, beginning at 6 p.m. at Rippavilla. The event will feature live music, open house tours and delicious treats from local caterers. Admission is free Read on...
Codes & Planning Departments moving to Northfield

The Building Codes and Planning & Zoning Departments will be moving from Spring Hill City Hall into the City-owned Northfield building, at 5000 Northfield Lane, Building 500, the week of Dec. 26. This will cause a brief disruption of service. Please Read on...
City offices closed for Thanksgiving; garbage & recycling collection delayed

Spring Hill City Hall, Library, Police Administrative offices and other City offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 22, and Friday, Nov. 23, in observance of Thanksgiving. Waste Management will not pick up trash & recycling Nov. 22. If your collection rout Read on...
City economic development efforts land Union Sportsmen's Alliance in former Saturn Bank building

Congratulations to the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) on celebrating the grand opening of its new headquarters in Spring Hill today. The USA’s decision to locate its new state-of-the-art facility in the former Saturn Bank building adjacent to the Read on...
Earn nonprofit volunteer hours with the 'Cash for Trash' litter control program

If your school group, Scout troop, church group or nonprofit is looking for ways to volunteer and help make our City a better place to live, we invite you to sign up for the City's volunteer litter control program called Cash For Trash. It's designed to Read on...
Public comment period ends for Spring Hill Major Thoroughfare Plan

The public comment period for the draft Spring Hill Major Thoroughfare Plan ended Wednesday, Nov. 14. We would like to thank everyone who took the time to submit your comments through the website on the Major Thoroughfare Plan. The plan will be finalized Read on...
Quarterly street sweeping Nov. 12-16; please park all vehicles in driveways

Quarterly street sweeping will be done Nov. 12-16 throughout Spring Hill. Residents are asked to please park all motor vehicles in driveways or garages during that time so as not to block the sweepers. Street sweeping is an important City service as it Read on...
Resident comments encouraged on proposed Major Thoroughfare Plan projects

We experienced a healthy turnout on Oct. 29 at the Spring Hill Major Thoroughfare Plan (MTP) public input meeting, where we received lots of great public comments that will help our City prioritize major roadway improvements. As a follow-up to Read on...
Water service cut-off notice for past due accounts

The City of Spring Hill will be performing water service disconnections on Oct. 30 for non-payment of utilities. Please ensure that your account is not delinquent in order to avoid a water service cutoff and reconnection fee. Due to numerous customers Read on...
Temporary traffic pattern change at Miles Johnson Pkwy & McLemore Ave

There has been a temporary change to the traffic pattern at the intersection of Miles Johnson Parkway (Old Kedron Road) & McLemore Avenue while Miles Johnson Pkwy is closed at Duplex Road. McLemore is temporarily a two-lane road (changed from one lane) to Read on...
Major Thoroughfare Plan Public Meeting Oct. 29

The City of Spring Hill will host a public input meeting Oct. 29 as part of the process of updating the Spring Hill Major Thoroughfare Plan. This is your chance as a citizen to get involved in the long-term vision of our city's major roadway network. Read on...
Duplex Rd reopening; Miles Johnson Pkwy closing for construction

On Oct. 12, Duplex Road from Main Street to Miles Johnson Parkway will reopen. On Oct. 15, the south end of Miles Johnson Parkway will be closed to allow the south side of Miles Johnson construction to begin. This portion is scheduled to be complete by Read on...
Charity tournament to raise funds for fallen officer, firefighter (Jason Aldean will even play ball)

We hope you’ll join us for this fun charity event to raise money for a great cause. Country star Jason Aldean will even be there playing on the SHPD's team! Enjoy a silent auction & kids' activities; police cruisers, fire trucks, THP helicopter will be on Read on...
Secluded Lane paving set for Oct. 17-20 during Williamson Co. Fall Break

Secluded Lane (off Duplex Road, leading to Chapman’s Retreat Elementary School) will be paved during Williamson County's fall break between Oct. 17-20. Please drive carefully in this area and be mindful of construction workers.
Curbside recycling rates exceptional in Spring Hill

We want to thank Spring Hill residents for being so diligent with curbside recycling. Our city has some of the best recycling stats around. Waste Management collected more than 1,700 tons of recycling in 2017 in Spring Hill. This graphic represents Read on...
Mayor Graham named MPO vice chairman

The Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) on Sept. 19 chose Spring Hill Mayor Rick Graham as its new Vice Chairman to serve out the remaining term (through December 2018) of retiring Robertson County Mayor Howard Bradley. Read on...
Annual 'call for projects' now open for Neighborhood Sidewalk Program

The City is pleased to announce the annual “call for projects” for the Spring Hill Neighborhood Sidewalk Program for the 2019/2020 year. The City is now accepting project submissions through Oct. 31, 2018. Accepted projects will begin after July 1, 2019 Read on...
Rippavilla named 'Best Wedding Venue'

Weddings at Rippavilla was named "Best Wedding Venue" by The Advertiser News of Spring Hill & Thompson's Station. This annual contest allows readers to vote for their favorite businesses in Maury County. The staff at Rippavilla is humbled that Maury Co Read on...
Water service interruption notice

There will be water service interruptions affecting Morning Dove Ln from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept. 18, while making needed water main tie-ins for the Maury County Middle School construction. A second water service interruption will affect Hummingbird Ln and Read on...
Mahlon Moore Road closure notice

Mahlon Moore Road will be closed from Loveless Lane to Greens Mill Road during road work relating to the new Battle Creek School between 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. daily, Monday, Sept. 17, through Friday, Sept. 21. Greens Mill will be the detour route for Read on...
Last day of the season for splash pad, Sept. 9

The splash pad at Port Royal Park will remain open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily through Sunday, Sept. 9, when it closes for the season. Parks & Rec. will not be hosting a Doggy Splash event at the splash pad this year.
Auto parts maker, Faurecia, breaks ground on $30M facility, creating 143 jobs

Faurecia broke ground Aug. 28 on a $30 million auto parts manufacturing facility off Cleburne Road where it will create 143 jobs. It's the result of a successful City of Spring Hill economic development effort. The 145,000-square-foot plant will manufac Read on...
BOMA approves Unified Development Code

The Board of Mayor & Aldermen on Aug. 20, 2018, approved the City of Spring Hill’s new Unified Development Code (UDC), a consolidated book of development regulations nearly two years in the making, designed for Spring Hill’s long-term future growth. Read on...
AngioScreen offered Sept. 6 and 13 at Northfield

The City of Spring Hill is offering an AngioScreen to the public 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 6 & Sept. 13 at the Northfield Conference Center, 5000 Northfield Lane, Door 400, Classroom 110. The cost is $50 for basic screening. To schedule an appointment Read on...
Night construction of I-65 cable median barrier begins Aug. 14 in Spring Hill

TDOT will begin Aug. 14 installing a half-mile of cable median barrier along the southbound side of Interstate 65 in the area near the Saturn Parkway exit. To minimize commuter impacts, the project will be done at night, which will require a lane closure Read on...
Ice Cream Festival, 'Pickin' in the Park' at Rippavilla Aug. 25

Come out and enjoy the fun of an Ice Cream Festival and home-churned ice cream making contest, along with a storytelling event. Also, note the change of venue for this month's Spring Hill Pickin' in the Park music event, which will be part of the Read on...
Derryberry Lane road repairs Aug. 8-10

Spring Hill Public Works will be repairing a portion of Derryberry Lane starting Wednesday, Aug. 8, through Friday, Aug. 10, between 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. each day. Please drive slowly through this area when workers are present. Thank you. Read on...
Hurt Road Closure Notice

Hurt Road will be closed Aug. 2-8 at the intersection of Duplex Road for water line installation. Please be cautious when workers are present, and aware of notification and detour signs when driving through this area. Read on...
Aug. 9 deadline for citizens to apply for Library Board vacancies

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor & Aldermen (BOMA) is currently accepting applications from interested citizens to fill two vacancies on the Library Board of Trustees (LBOT) beginning Aug. 31, 2018. The LBOT is a seven-member board appointed by Read on...
Spring Hill wins $25,000 dog park improvement grant

Congratulations to Spring Hill Parks & Recreation Department on winning a $25,000 Dog Park Dash grant! The check was presented July 16 by the Boyd Foundation, noting in their public remarks that this was a competitive statewide grant process that our Park Read on...
Rippavilla, Spring Hill Parks & Rec. to host annual family friendly mud run Aug. 4

Rippavilla and Spring Hill Parks & Rec. are teaming up for the 3rd Annual Rippin’ Run, a family friendly 5K mud run on the grounds of the historic Rippavilla. The event begins at 7 a.m. Aug. 4, with ticket sales benefiting Rippavilla and the American Canc Read on...
Duplex Road Closure Notice

Duplex Road (S.R. 247) will be closed from east of Hughes Street to the intersection of Miles Johnson Parkway between July 9 and Oct. 12 for bridge construction work. Hughes Street also will be closed July 9-31 for sewer work. The Duplex widening project Read on...
Spring Hill's new population certified at 40,436

We are happy to announce the results of the City of Spring Hill’s latest special census certified by the State verifying our official population at 40,436, a 10.7 percent increase from the 36,530 residents certified in 2016. The higher population means Read on...
9th Annual Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair, July 18-19

The City of Spring Hill is excited to host its Ninth Annual Health & Wellness Fair on July 18 and 19 at the Local 1853 U.A.W. Hall, 125 Stephen P. Yokich Parkway, in Spring Hill. This popular event is free and open to the public with hours from Read on...
Water service cut-off notice for past due accounts

Water utility cut-offs will begin Tuesday, June 26, for accounts over 30 days past due where the account balance is $50 or more. To reconnect service, bills must be paid in full, along with a $25 reconnect fee. Payments can be made by Read on...
June 26 application deadline for newly formed Tourism Council

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) is now accepting applications for interested citizens to serve on the newly formed Spring Hill Tourism Council. The BOMA formed and chartered the Spring Hill Tourism Council to serve as an advisory committee to the Read on...
Fourth of July Bike Parade info; holiday closures; garbage route delays

Everything you need to know about the annual Spring Hill Fourth of July Children's Parade, City holidays closure details, and how the holiday will impact garbage and recycling collections this week. Spring Hill City Hall, Spring Hill Public Library, and Read on...
Fireworks and the Fourth of July in Spring Hill ...

The City of Spring Hill does not host a public fireworks display on Independence Day; however, residents are allowed to shoot fireworks between noon and 11 p.m. on July 4. For more specific details, see the City of Spring Hill Fireworks Ordinance
Library concept design plan revealed

The City of Spring Hill is revealing the concept design plan for the new Spring Hill Public Library, which will be greatly expanded in renovated space at the Northfield Conference Center. The concept image shows the conceptual floor plan of the two floors Read on...
Memorial Day holiday closures, garbage collection notice

Spring Hill City Hall and other city facilities will be closed Monday, May 28, in observance of Memorial Day. Waste Management will not pick up trash or recycling Monday. This will delay the collection schedule by one day. For example, if your trash Read on...
Memorial Day Ceremony and opening of splash pad Saturday, May 26

The annual Spring Hill Memorial Day Celebration is set for Saturday, May 26, at Port Royal Park, including a Memorial Day Ceremony honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the armed forces, and the season opening of the splash pad.
Saturn Parkway Extension, Beechcroft Road Widening projects to begin May 30

Construction of the Saturn Parkway (State Route 396) extension and widening of Beechcroft Road (S.R. 247) is scheduled to begin May 30. The $47 million TDOT project will improve connectivity, safety and commercial operations along this important corridor Read on...
Ninth Annual Health and Wellness Fair set for July 18-19

The City of Spring Hill is excited to host the Ninth Annual Health & Wellness Fair on July 18-19 at the U.A.W. Hall. This popular event is free and open to the public with hours from 1 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, and 8 a.m. to noon Thursday, July 19. Read on...
Are any of these police recovered stolen items yours?

Spring Hill Police Department has recovered numerous items that were either stolen or found property. We are reaching out to residents to determine if any of these items belong to you. If you think one of these items may be yours, please read the found property notification
Rippavilla Plantation hosts pop-up Vintage Marketplace

Rippavilla will host its annual Swanky Plank Vintage Marketplace, May 31 - June 2, with ticket sales benefiting historic restoration efforts. The annual three-day event features vendors of vintage, antique and repurposed items, and handmade goods Read on...
Early voting ends April 26 for Williamson Co. Primary Election

Reminder: Early voting for the May 1 Williamson County Primary Election ends Thursday, April 26. Polls are now open for early voting each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Longview Recreation Center, 2909 Commonwealth Drive, in Spring Hill. See Early Voting Details
Spring Hill Children's Librarian receives Tennessee Library Association award

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce that Marsha Gallardo, the Spring Hill Public Library’s Children’s Librarian since 2006, has been awarded the 2018 Daniel Taylor Memorial Award by the Tennessee Library Association (TLA). Mrs. Gallardo has Read on...
Annual Waste Management garbage/recycling rate increase, per contract

Waste Management will implement a 2.1 percent (21-cent) rate increase for Spring Hill residential and commercial garbage collection customers, and a 2.1 percent (8-cent) increase for recycling collection, per WM’s service contract with the City of Spring Read on...
May 1 application deadline for Parks & Rec. Commission opening

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) is accepting applications for interested citizens to serve on the Parks & Recreation Commission. Applications for the vacant position are due no later than 4 p.m., Tuesday, May 1, 2018. The term expires Read on...
Over 300 public comments on UDC draft available for review

The City of Spring Hill received well over 300 comments and suggestions from the public on the Unified Development Code (UDC) draft. As part of the process of addressing each of the comments, the comments are now available for public review. View the UDC website
Donated AEDs presented to Spring Hill Police & Fire

Thank you to Traditions and The Reserve at Port Royal assisted living facilities in Spring Hill, which presented a donation of two Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) on April 4, 2018, to the City of Spring Hill emergency services. The new AEDs will Read on...
Latest utility bill mailed March 19, due April 4; billing cycle being phased

The next City of Spring Hill utility bill is being mailed March 19, for dates of service, January 25 - February 26, 2018, and will be due April 4, 2018. Meters will be read again the week of March 19-23. That bill will go out April 2 or 3 and will be due Read on...
2016 City tax payments due March 23

All 2016 City of Spring Hill taxes must be received by the City of Spring Hill by Friday, March 23, 2018. At the close of business that day, all unpaid 2016 taxes will be sent to the Clerk and Master for Maury and Williamson Counties and will no longer Read on...
Public information meeting on Tom Lunn Road improvement project

Please join us between 4 and 6 p.m. Thursday, March 15, at Spring Hill Fire Station 2 at 4273 Port Royal Road, for a public informational meeting about the Tom Lunn Road improvement project. Tom Lunn is a rural roadway with two narrow lanes Read on...
When to call 911 vs. non-emergency line

PSA: Always call 911 to save a life, report a fire, or stop a crime. Please reserve less immediate or non-life-threatening calls for the non-emergency dispatch line to keep 911 available for true emergencies. See examples of each type of call. Read on...
Street closures announced for Duplex Road utility relocations

As part of the Duplex Road widening, the following streets will be closed at their intersection with Duplex starting Monday, March 12, to allow for installation of new water and sewer lines. These streets will close in sequence to minimize inconvenience Read on...
New traffic signal now in flash mode at Thompson's Station Rd & Buckner Ln

The new traffic signal installed at Thompson's Station Road and Buckner Lane went into flash mode on March 6. The light will remain in flash mode for seven days to allow traffic to get accustomed to the new signal. Please use caution at this intersection Read on...
Annual paving of local streets begins March 7

Repaving of about 4 ½ miles of local streets is scheduled to begin Wednesday, March 7. As part of the City of Spring Hill’s annual paving contract, awarded last year, paving work will be done over the next few weeks on these local streets ... Read on...
Deadline March 9 to submit comments on public draft of UDC

Three public open houses and two special-called Planning Commission meetings were recently held to present the Unified Development Code (UDC) to citizens, businesses and other interested parties. Find out how to submit comments on the draft of the UDC Read on...
Utility Billing Notice: Water bills mailed Feb. 28; new meter reading

Utility bills were generated and mailed Feb. 28. All customer data for utility bills had to be reconstructed due to the November cyberattack. We apologize for the inconvenience. The due date has been extended to March 15. Late charges will not be Read on...
Change to grass bag collection schedule for 12 neighborhoods

Please note that Public Works' collection of grass clipping/yard waste bags in the following neighborhoods, normally collected on Fridays, will begin being collected on Mondays starting Monday, Feb. 26: Augusta Place, Burtonwood, Chapman's Retreat, Copper Read on...
Spring Hill ranked 2nd Safest City in TN by National Council for Home Safety & Security

Spring Hill has been ranked the second Safest City in Tennessee, just behind Brentwood, by the National Council for Home Safety and Security. Thank you to our Spring Hill Police & Fire Departments, emergency dispatchers and EMS for keeping our city safe! See the ranking
Important utility billing notice

City of Spring Hill utility customers: Our Utility Billing Department has had to reconstruct all customer data for utility bills due to the November cyber attack and have had issues with several components of the billing. Staff is working diligently to Read on...
Spring Hill approved for I-65 Interchange at Buckner Road Extension

Spring Hill is now on track to eventually see a new Interstate 65 interchange constructed at a proposed extension of Buckner Road to provide much needed access on the Williamson County end of town. The City received federal approval on Feb. 14, 2018, for Read on...
In-person and by phone credit card payments restored for utility billing

The City of Spring Hill is now accepting credit/debit card payments in person at the utility billing window at City Hall, and by phone. Online credit/debit card payments through the website are expected to be reinstated soon. An additional update will Read on...
What would you like to see in your new library at Northfield?

Now that the City has acquired the Northfield building, we are ready to move forward with renovating space for the new library. Before design drawings begin, we want your input on what you would like to see in this important space. Please join us on Read on...
City launches new 'Cash For Trash' litter program

The City of Spring Hill has launched an exciting new volunteer litter-control program called Cash For Trash. It's designed to promote the cleaning of street rights-of-way, which helps nonprofit groups earn public service hours while contributing to the Read on...
Sulphur Dell Cup Vintage Baseball Tournament to be held at Rippavilla

The TN Association of Vintage Base Ball will host this year’s Sulphur Dell Cup Tournament on Sept. 8-9 at Rippavilla Plantation, the home field of the Spring Hill Quicksteps vintage baseball team. Teams will be coming from across Tennessee to compete in Read on...
Public invited to comment on Unified Development Code draft

A lot of work has been done over the past 16 months to update our City's Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances with the goal of helping to better preserve and protect historic development patterns while creating new opportunities for economic development. Read on...
Special Census calling efforts begin Jan. 22

The City of Spring Hill on Monday, Jan. 22, will begin calling all residents who have not yet responded to the Spring Hill Special Census. It's very important that every resident respond because every citizen benefits from the Census results as Read on...
5th Annual State of the City Address highlights 2017 accomplishments; announces 2018 projects

It was a sold-out crowd at the Jan. 25, 2018, Spring Hill Chamber Luncheon, where 230 people attended the 2018 Spring Hill State of the City Address by Mayor Rick Graham and City Administrator Victor Lay. If you missed it, you can still check it out at Read on...
Waste Management trash/recycling snow delay updates

Waste Management ran trucks Thursday through Sunday and was able to collect all Spring Hill trash and recycling routes originally delayed by the snow. If your route was normally scheduled last week, please leave your can at the curb and it will be Read on...
Live-streamed public meeting to overview all Spring Hill transportation projects

Transportation is undoubtedly the City of Spring Hill’s No. 1 issue, and at 6 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 18, a Joint Meeting of the BOMA, Planning Commission, and Transportation Advisory Committee, in the City Hall Courtroom, will be live-streamed to update on all Read on...
City officially closes on Northfield purchase; largest building purchase in City's history

The City of Spring Hill on Dec. 27 officially closed on the $8.18 million purchase of the Workforce Development & Conference Center at Northfield, saving taxpayers millions on planned building projects. It's the City’s largest building purchase ever. Read on...
A look back at 2017 shows another great year of progress, growth in Spring Hill

Spring Hill continued on an upward growth trajectory in 2017, bringing with it many notable changes and accomplishments. Here’s a look at just some of the City of Spring Hill’s highlights from the Year 2017! News Release-12/20/17
Residents, businesses invited to participate in 2018 Mayor's Healthy Challenge

The City of Spring Hill is honored to be recently designated by Gov. Bill Haslam as “Healthier Tennessee Community." Recognizing this designation, a presentation and flag raising at 3 p.m. Dec. 15 will kick off the 2018 Spring Hill Mayor’s Challenge! Read on...
IMPORTANT UTILITY BILLING NOTICE; CYBER ATTACK UPDATE

This important notice is concerning the upcoming utility bill due Dec. 15. The City of Spring Hill in November was the unfortunate victim of a cyber attack, which shut down many of our systems that make it possible to do business with the public each day. Read on...
Fun-filled night at annual Spring Hill Tree Lighting Ceremony

The tree was officially lit Nov. 30, 2017, at the annual Spring Hill Tree Lighting Ceremony at Port Royal Park. Thank you to our hardworking Spring Hill Parks & Rec. Department and everyone who helped make this fun, festive event possible! Special thanks Read on...
Spring Hill ranked 2nd "Safest City in TN" and among safest in US

SafeHome.org has named the City of Spring Hill the 2nd Safest City in Tennessee, and ranked among the Safest Cities in the U.S. The study used a variety of data sources and a combination of the FBI's latest report on crimes that occurred, crime trends, a Read on...
Don't miss 10th Annual Spring Hill Christmas Parade Dec. 2

Don't miss the 10th annual Kiwanis Spring Hill Christmas Parade at 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, in Spring Hill. Main Street will be closed from The Crossings to Duplex Road from 4-8 p.m. Dec. 2; access to The Crossings will remain open. Additional Info...
Spring Hill designated by Gov. Haslam as a 'Healthier Tennessee Community'

TN Gov. Bill Haslam and Governor's Foundation for Health & Wellness on Nov. 28 designated 22 communities as "Healthier Tennessee Communities," including the City of Spring Hill and 21 counties for their successful work to improve the health of their citiz Read on...
We need your help; take the Maury Co. Hazard Mitigation Planning Survey

All Maury County residents of Spring Hill are encouraged to contribute to this important planning survey as part of the process of drafting a Maury County Hazard Mitigation Plan Update that addresses all types of catastrophic emergencies and/or disasters. Read on...
New traffic signal installed at Duplex Road & Commonwealth Drive

The newly installed traffic signal at Duplex Road and Commonwealth Drive will go into temporary flash mode starting Wednesday, Nov. 22, for seven days, to allow drivers to become accustomed to the new light, before it becomes fully functional. Please Read on...
$25K in Pay It Forward Festival proceeds presented to local nonprofits

Spring Hill Fresh, organizer of the annual Spring Hill Pay It Forward Festival, and the festival’s title sponsor, GM/UAW, presented $25,350 in festival proceeds Thursday, Nov. 16, to three local nonprofits, including $1,000 to the Read on...
Thanksgiving holiday collection schedule for garbage and recycling

Waste Management will not pick up garbage or recycling Thursday, Nov. 24, in observance of Thanksgiving. If your trash or recycling route falls on the holiday, it will be picked up Friday instead. If it normally falls on Friday, it will be Saturday.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: City unable to process credit/debit card payments at this time

The City of Spring Hill was recently the victim of a cyber-attack, limiting our ability to accept credit/debit card payments for utility billing, or other types of payments. These payments can still be made by check, cash or money order by Read on...
Questions about the Duplex Road widening project?

After more than a decade in the making, the Duplex Road widening project is poised for the construction phase. Still have questions or would like an update on the project? Visit TDOT's Duplex Rd overview site or attend an upcoming Duplex public meeting. Read on...
Rippavilla, 98 acres, acquired by Spring Hill annexed into city limits

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor & Aldermen on Oct. 16, 2017, took the final step in the City’s recent acquisition and management of Rippavilla Plantation by approving the annexation into city limits of the historic home, related buildings and its 98.4 acre Read on...
Kate Wilson hired as new Rippavilla Operations Director

Rippavilla Plantation has hired Kate Wilson as its Director of Operations. Mrs. Wilson, a Belmont Univ. graduate, has 12 years of nonprofit management experience in the culture and arts sector, and previously served as Director of Operations at Belmont M Read on...
Credit/Debit card convenience fee and surcharge notice

Please be advised that beginning Nov. 1, 2017, the City of Spring Hill will be removing the subsidy for credit/debit card transactions and passing on the cost to the customer. Online payments will be $1.50 and call-in and walk-in payments will be 2%. Read on...
Nine Spring Hill first responders recognized for their life-saving efforts

The BOMA on Oct. 16 recognized nine of our first responders for their life-saving efforts. When an infant was recently born prematurely at 23-weeks, it was the quick, coordinated efforts of our 911 dispatch operators, Police, Fire, and Lifeguard Ambulance Read on...
City to pursue Northfield building purchase to house municipal facilities

The Spring Hill BOMA on Oct. 16 voted to pursue the purchase of the Workforce Development & Conference Center at Northfield with an offer of $8.18 million. The two-story, 355,000-square-foot office building could house Police Headquarters, Library, Read on...
Oct. 24 public meeting set for Duplex Road widening project

A public meeting to discuss the Duplex Road widening project is set for 6:30 p.m. Oct. 24 at Longview Rec. Center. Representatives from TDOT and Eutaw Construction, the contractor for the project, will be on hand to answer questions as the project is now Read on...
'Everyone Counts' in 2018 Spring Hill Special Census population update

The City of Spring Hill, one of the fastest growing municipalities in the state, is again conducting a Special Census to certify the growth in population our city has added in recent years. It’s important that all residents respond to the census because Read on...
Annual Country Ham Festival promises tons of fun, Oct. 7

Held along the beautiful lake at the rear of the Tennessee Children's Home, you'll enjoy Southern foods, live professional music, mechanical bull riding, hot air balloon rides, games and competitions, kids’ activities, arts & crafts, and much more. Read on...
2018 Neighborhood Sidewalk Program now open for project submissions

Applications are now being accepted for the 2018 Neighborhood Sidewalk Program. Neighborhood associations and residents are encouraged to submit projects for consideration for the upcoming 2018-19 project cycle. The submission deadline is 4 p.m. Oct. 31. Additional Info...
Library window-cling decals for sale to raise funds for new library

The Friends of the Spring Hill Public Library now has vinyl cling library decals for sale as a nonprofit fundraiser to help fund furnishings for the new library facility to be constructed by the City of Spring Hill. Read on...
License plate renewal kiosk now available for Williamson Co. residents of Spring Hill

Residents on the Williamson County side of Spring Hill can now conveniently renew their vehicle license plate registration within about a minute at Longview Recreation Center without waiting through long lines. To use the kiosk, Read on...
Live streaming & on-demand video offer citizens new ways to follow City government

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce the launch of Live Streaming and On-Demand Video of our BOMA and Planning Commission meetings. Live streaming officially launched at the Sept. 5 BOMA Work Session. Watch meetings on-demand any time from our web Read on...
Mayor declares September "Be Nice" Month in Spring Hill

Spring Hill Mayor Rick Graham at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) work session on Sept. 5 declared September "BE NICE Month" in Spring Hill, presenting a proclamation to a group of principals from some of our local Williamson County Schools Read on...
Live video streaming of board meetings launches Sept. 5

The City is proud to announce the launch of live streaming of BOMA & Planning Commission meetings, starting with the Sept. 5 BOMA Work Session. Click the "VIDEO" menu at the top of the homepage, or go to www.springhilltn.org/video, to view it on-demand. Read on...
Rippavilla named 'Best Wedding Venue' in Maury County

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce Rippavilla Plantation was recently honored among the annual Best of Maury County Awards for "Best Wedding Venue.” Read on...
Rippavilla Plantation seeks operations manager

Rippavilla Plantation is seeking an operations manager to oversee daily operations at the historic mansion. The operations manager, previously known as “executive director,” will serve under supervision of the Chairman of Rippavilla Inc. and will be respo Read on...
Garbage/Recycling collection delayed 1 day during Labor Day holiday week

During the week of Sept. 4, all garbage and recycling collection routes within the City of Spring Hill will be serviced one day later than normal due to the observance of Labor Day. For example, if your assigned pickup day is Friday, then it will be Read on...
Bigger than ever, Pay It Forward Festival, Aug. 19, offers fun new activities

On Sat., Aug. 19, get ready for the largest Spring Hill Pay It Forward Festival yet, including exciting new activities that are sure to draw a crowd. The 10th Annual GM-UAW 1853-sponsored event is presented by SpringHillFresh.com. From 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Read on...
Duplex Road widening project set for Aug. 18 bid letting

TDOT will begin soliciting bids Aug. 18 for construction of the widening of Duplex Road (S.R. 247) from Main St. (U.S.31) to I-65. The bid letting process allows companies to bid on the project’s construction phase, for which TDOT has budgeted $17.3 mil Read on...
Traffic signal installation at Kedron & Port Royal Road

Work began Aug. 9 on the installation of a much needed traffic signal Kedron Road at Port Royal Road (Greens Mill Road). This is one of four traffic signals funded in the 2017-18 fiscal year City budget. Please use caution in this area during construction
Applicants sought to fill 6 open seats on Spring Hill Library Board

The BOMA is looking for a diverse range of applicants to fill six openings on the Spring Hill Public Library Board of Trustees. This is an exciting time to be involved with one of our most popular city services as the new board will guide the design and c Read on...
Spring Hill Wastewater Treatment Plant wins two-state region award

The Ky.-Tenn. Water Environment Association’s 2017 award for “Beneficial Reuse of Effluent Water” was given to Spring Hill’s Wastewater Treatment Plant which annually sends the neighboring golf course over 40 million gallons of treated effluent water from Read on...
Traffic signal installation underway at Duplex Road & Buckner Lane

Work began Aug. 8 on the installation of a much needed traffic signal on Duplex Road at Buckner Lane. Please drive slowly through this area during construction. This is one of four traffic signals funded in this year's new City budget.
SHPD establishes 'Safety Exchange Zone' for online purchase transactions

While the vast majority of online sales involving face-to-face transactions occur without incident, the Spring Hill Police Department has established a "Safe Exchange Zone" at the request of residents to help ensure our citizens’ safety when conducting Read on...
Live music, food at 'Pickin' in the Park' on Aug. 19

The Aug. 19 edition of Spring Hill Pickin' in the Park is from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Red Oak Pavilion in Harvey Park in Spring Hill, 4001 Miles Johnson Parkway. Food truck will be available. The event, sponsored by Spring Hill Parks & Rec, Read on...
8th Annual Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair July 19 & 20

We hope everyone will come out and take advantage of the many great vendors at the 8th Annual City of Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair, July 19-20. The blood mobile also will be onsite to take donations in honor of two City employees who Read on...
Aerial drone SHPD's newest public safety tool

The Spring Hill Police Dept. has a new law enforcement tool to help officers take a bird’s eye view of crime and accident scenes previously only possible with a manned aircraft. SHPD now uses an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a “drone," Read on...
Spring Hill ranked 4th "Best City to Raise a Family in TN"

Spring Hill was named 2017’s fourth "Best City to Raise a Family in Tennessee" in a recent study by WalletHub.com. To determine the most suitable places for families to put down roots, analysts compared 58 TN cities across 21 metrics, ranging from housing Read on...
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 Read on...
Increased police patrol in 35 m.p.h. zone of Port Royal Road

Spring Hill Police will be heavily patrolling Port Royal Road in the 35 m.p.h. speed zone area due to frequent speeding and a high number of accidents. The speed monitoring trailer also will be in this location. Please be mindful of the speed limit.
Fire Dept. to burn 3 Duplex Road houses in July for training exercises

Spring Hill Fire Dept. in July will conduct live fire training exercises and conclude with fully involved fires in three houses acquired by the City as part of the property right-of-way needed for the state to widen Duplex Road. Public spectators are invi Read on...
Independence Day fireworks in Spring Hill

Fireworks are not allowed to be sold within the city limits of Spring Hill. However, fireworks are allowed to be set off in Spring Hill between noon and 11 p.m. on July 4 for the Independence Day holiday, per City Ordinance.
Mayor presents Farmers Market proceeds to TN Children's Home

Spring Hill Farmers Market offers local, garden-fresh vegetables; canned goods; fresh baked goods; free-range, grass-fed meats and locally handcrafted items, and a portion of the proceeds also are donated to a different nonprofit each month. Read on...
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/debit card may soon be asked to pay a small fee to cover the cost of that convenience. Currently, the City absorbs the costs of fees on Read on...
Health & wellness providers invited to register for 2017 Spring Hill Health & Wellness Fair

The City of Spring Hill is inviting health and wellness service providers to register to host a booth next month at the 8th Annual City of Spring Hill Health and Wellness Fair, July 19-20. See the registration form on our website. Registration Form
TDOT hosting I-65 Corridor public input meeting June 22 at Spring Hill City Hall

TDOT will host a public meeting from 5:30 - 7 p.m. June 22 at Spring Hill City Hall to gather public input on its Interstate 65 Multimodal Corridor Study. The 18-month study is investigating a range of multimodal solutions to address current and future Read on...
Buckner Place stormwater improvement project complete

We are happy to announce that the underground culverts are installed and work was completed the week of June 9 on the stormwater drainage improvement project in the Buckner Place neighborhood. Thank you to all the residents for your Read on...
Notice of brush collection schedule change

Spring Hill Public Works Department is changing its schedule for collection of brush/yard debris. The collection route now runs Tuesday – Friday. All brush and yard waste (except grass bags) should be placed at the curb by 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. Please note Read on...
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, in partnership with the City of Spring Hill. Read on...
TDOT hosting I-65 Corridor public input meeting June 22 at Spring Hill City Hall

TDOT will host a public meeting from 5:30 - 7 p.m. June 22 at Spring Hill City Hall to gather public input on its I-65 Multimodal Corridor Study. The 18-month study - covering 120.16 miles from the Ala. state line to Ky. state line – is investigating a Read on...
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 (S.R. 247). Utilities are being shifted Read on...
Transportation Advisory Committee expanded to 7; mayor 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. News Release-5/18/17
Spring Hill Parks to Open Playgrounds

SPRING HILL, TN - The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will open the playgrounds in all of the parks tomorrow, Saturday June 13. Parents must be present and responsible to maintain social distancing of themselves and their children while playing and Read on...
Spring Hill firefighter Mitchell Earwood loses his life in yesterday’s storm

SPRING HILL, Tennessee - The severe, damaging weather that blew through Middle Tennessee yesterday and caused trees and limbs to fall also caused the death of Spring Hill firefighter, Mitchell Earwood, 35, at his family’s farm in Bethesda, TN. Earwood, se Read on...
A Letter from Mayor Graham

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A letter from Mayor Rick Graham SPRING HILL, Tennessee Additional Info...
Livestream BOMA Meeting Supports Social Distancing Guidelines

In response to the Tennessee Supreme Court’s announcement Friday that all courts will be closed through the month of April as a precaution to minimize the spread of the COVID-19, City leadership will limit seating at this Monday night’s BOMA meeting Read on...
Crossings Circle North Bridge opens Dec. 6, creating 2nd Crossings entrance, connecting Columns

Construction of the new Crossings Circle North Bridge is complete, and City officials will open the bridge with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, Dec. 6. News Release-12/5/19
BOMA approved City election enhancements to increase voter turnout

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) this week approved a resolution seeking to increase voter turnout by improving voter awareness, polling locations and early voting access times, starting with the next Spring Hill Municipal Election in April 2021 News Release-10/23/19
'Feel the Welcome' Spring Hill place branding update presented to BOMA

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Oct. 7 was brought up to speed on the City’s ongoing place branding initiative with a visual presentation of the preliminary work conducted over the past eight months to develop a new City of Spring Hill brand. News Release-10/8/19
SHFD Assist. Fire Chief Bryan to serve at National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend

The Spring Hill Fire Department's Assistant Chief of Training/Safety, Mike Bryan, has the honor of being asked to serve at the 38th Annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend next month at the National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg, Maryland. News Release-9/26/19
Immediate irrigation ban effective due to extended lack of rainfall

Effective immediately, the City of Spring Hill has issued an irrigation ban to ensure the City Water Department can provide sufficient potable water and fire suppression to our residents, due to an extended lack of rainfall. News Release-9/18/19
BOMA approves utility bill increase phased over two years

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Sept. 16 approved an ordinance adjusting utility billing to ensure the Water and Sewer budgets are self-sustaining, which will increase customers’ monthly utility bills, starting with the November 2019 bill. News Release-9/17/19
Mayor supports partnership with Maury Co. to build bridge, school access road

Mayor Rick Graham is declaring his support for a Maury County proposal to build a bridge and school access road to connect the new Battle Creek Elementary and Middle Schools in south Spring Hill through a City-County joint funding agreement. News Release-9/13/19
Mayor gives executive approval for City funding of four local nonprofits

Mayor Rick Graham on Thursday, Sept. 12, gave executive approval to four of the six local nonprofit organizations that have traditionally received annual City funds but were proposed to be defunded this year by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA). News Release-9/12/19
Neighborhood Sidewalk Program now open for 2020 citizen project requests; deadline Oct. 31

The annual Call for Projects for the City of Spring Hill’s Neighborhood Sidewalk Program (NSP) begins today, when citizens and neighborhood associations are encouraged to submit new sidewalk projects for consideration for the upcoming budget cycle. News Release-9/9/19
Rippavilla partners with Spring Hill High to host free harvest fest, antique tractor/car show

Just in time for the winding down of summer, come out and enjoy the free Harvest Festival and Antique Tractor and Car Show at Rippavilla, while supporting two great nonprofit causes. News Release-9/6/19
BOMA considering phasing utility bill adjustments over two years

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen is considering approval of an ordinance to set fair City of Spring Hill utility rates, which will increase customers’ monthly utility bills, starting with the November 2019 bill. News Release-9/4/19
Pat Bearden named new executive director of Rippavilla

Rippavilla, Inc., on Aug. 8, announced its governing board’s appointment of Patricia Bearden as Rippavilla’s new Executive Director, effective Aug, 1, 2019. News Release-8/8/19
BOMA approves new employees, capital project funds in new 2019-2020 City budget

Here are some highlights from the newly approved 2019-2020 Fiscal Year City Operating Budget, which includes funding for road improvement projects, new police and fire employees and equipment, water/sewer improvement projects, and more. News Release-6/19/19
Library construction postponed to reevaluate Northfield facility

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on June 3 voted to postpone awarding a library construction contract that would renovate space at the City-owned Northfield Complex while having a third party conduct a financial assessment of the Northfield building. News Release-6/4/19
Rippavilla tour guide receives TN Historical Commission award

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce Tyler Green, a tour guide for the Rippavilla mansion and battlefield, is this year’s recipient of the Tennessee Historical Commission’s Certificate of Merit for his work on the WWI exhibit at Rippavilla. News Release-5/24/19
Mayor calls for citizens to apply for new Town Center Task Force

Mayor Rick Graham on May 23 announced plans to create a new advisory task force to explore the potential for creating a Spring Hill town center. He also tasked the Tourism Council with studying future park space and land preservation needs. News Release-5/23/19
Expanded, renovated Bark Park set for June 1 grand opening

It’s time to get your four-legged friends ready for the June 1 grand opening of the newly renovated Spring Hill Bark Park at Evans Park! The dog park, which has doubled in size and includes many new features, was made possible through $30K in grants. News Release-5/16/19
Help City of Spring Hill rebrand by participating in community survey

The City of Spring Hill is in the midst of an extensive place branding initiative, and we need your help. Please complete the Spring Hill Community Survey and attend one of two public forums to give us your candid input on Spring Hill. News Release-4/9/19
BOMA approves first reading of tax and fee increases to fund capital projects

The Spring Hill BOMA at a special-called meeting on March 26 approved on first reading three revenue increases to fund capital improvement projects for infrastructure, including large transportation projects and construction of future City buildings. News Release-3/28/19
Special BOMA meeting to consider tax/fee increases for infrastructure needs

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) will hold a special-called meeting Tuesday, March 26, to discuss potential increases to the property tax rate and development fees to help fund future capital construction projects. News Release-3/18/19
TDOT's Saturn Parkway/Port Royal Rd traffic signal project to begin in spring

TDOT's safety project to install traffic signals at the on- and off-ramps of Saturn Parkway (S.R. 396) at Port Royal Road is on schedule to go to bid March 29; the completion date is Oct. 31, 2019. News Release-3/12/19
What to know about the April 11 Spring Hill Election

The Spring Hill Municipal Election is just around the corner, so don’t forget to register to vote by the March 12 deadline. Early voting is March 22 - April 6, when voters will elect four new city aldermen. See news release for details. News Release-3/5/19
Spring Hill again designated Healthier TN Community by Governor's wellness program

The City of Spring Hill was again designated a Healthier Tennessee Community by the Governor’s Foundation for Health and Wellness. At a recent awards gala, Spring Hill was named one of only 33 Healthier Tennessee Communities” in the state. Spring Hill News Release-2/27/19
Spring Hill Pickin' in the Park seeking performers for 2019 music series

The annual Spring Hill Pickin’ in the Park live music series will enter its seventh season this year, and now is the time for local musicians to get their names on the performance schedule. This outdoor, family-friendly event is sponsored by Parks & Rec. News Release-2/14/19
Spring Hill E-911 Dispatch consolidation with Williamson Co. effective Jan. 2, 2019

After months of preparation, the consolidation of the City of Spring Hill’s Emergency Dispatch Dept. with Williamson County Department of Emergency Communications will become effective Jan. 2. The move will improve call response times and save money. News Release-12/21/17
2018 Year In Review: A look back at this year's progress!

Spring Hill continued on an upward growth trajectory in 2018, bringing with it many notable changes and accomplishments. Here’s a look at just some of the City of Spring Hill’s 2018 highlights. This year, the City of Spring Hill ... News Release-12/20/18
2019 Spring Hill Mayor's Challenge kicks off Jan. 7

It’s time again for the annual Spring Hill Mayor’s Challenge, and what better time to start a new healthy initiative than the start of the year. The 2019 Challenge, hosted by Spring Hill Parks & Rec. and the Healthier Spring Hill Committee, kicks off Jan News Release-12/14/18
City awarded $25M federal grant for vital I-65 interchange construction

The City of Spring Hill is proud and excited to receive a $25 million federal grant to help fund the construction of a new I-65 interchange and extension of Buckner Road to connect the new interchange. The grant was announced by U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander News Release-12/7/17
Building Codes, Planning & Zoning Departments moving to Northfield

In keeping with the City’s expansion plans, the Building Codes & Inspections and Planning & Zoning Departments soon will be the first municipal departments to move from City Hall to the City-owned Northfield Building Complex. The move, occurring Dec. News Release-12/5/18
Annual Historic Commission Christmas Open House Dec. 6

The City of Spring Hill Historic Commission will host its annual Christmas Open House on Thursday, Dec. 6, beginning at 6 p.m. at historic Rippavilla. News Release-11/29/17
Festive 11th Annual Spring Hill Christmas Parade, Tree Lighting set for Dec. 8

The community is invited to the Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony, themed “Christmas Around the World," presented by the Spring Hill Parks & Recreation Department and Kiwanis Spring Hill & Thompson’s Station, on Saturday, Dec. 8! News Release-11/20/18
Major Thoroughfare Plan Public Meeting Oct. 29

The City of Spring Hill will host a public input meeting Oct. 29 as part of the process of updating the Spring Hill Major Thoroughfare Plan. This is your chance as a citizen to get involved in the long-term vision of our city's major roadway network. News Release-10/9/18
BOMA approves Unified Development Code

The Board of Mayor & Aldermen on Aug. 20, 2018, approved the City of Spring Hill’s new Unified Development Code (UDC), a consolidated book of development regulations nearly two years in the making, designed for Spring Hill’s long-term future growth. Read on...
Rippavilla, Spring Hill Parks & Rec. to host annual family friendly mud run Aug. 4

Rippavilla and Spring Hill Parks & Rec. are teaming up for the 3rd Annual Rippin’ Run, a family friendly 5K mud run on the grounds of historic Rippavilla. It begins at 7 a.m. Aug. 4, with ticket sales benefiting Rippavilla and the American Cancer Society. News Release-7/9/18
Spring Hill's new population certified at 40,436

We are happy to announce the results of the City of Spring Hill’s latest special census certified by the State verifying our official population at 40,436, a 10.7 percent increase from the 36,530 residents certified in 2016. The higher population means News Release-6/29/18
June 26 application deadline for newly formed Tourism Council

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) is now accepting applications for interested citizens to serve on the newly formed Spring Hill Tourism Council. The BOMA chartered the Spring Hill Tourism Council to serve as an advisory committee to the BOMA News Release-6/11/18
Library concept design plan revealed

The City of Spring Hill is revealing the concept design plan for the new Spring Hill Public Library, which will be greatly expanded in renovated space at the Northfield Conference Center purchased by the City. The image shows the conceptual floor plan News Release-6/7/17
Saturn Pkwy Extension, Beechcroft Road Widening projects to begin May 30

Construction of the Saturn Parkway (State Route 396) extension and widening of Beechcroft Road (S.R. 247) is scheduled to begin May 30. The $47 million Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) project will connectivity, safety and commercial News Release-5/17/17
Ninth Annual Health and Wellness Fair set for July 18-19

The City of Spring Hill is excited to host the Ninth Annual Health & Wellness Fair on July 18-19 at the U.A.W. Hall. This popular event is free and open to the public with hours from 1 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, and 8 a.m. to noon Thursday, July 19. News Release-5/16/17
Dana Juriew named new director of growing Spring Hill Public Library

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce the Spring Hill Public Library Board of Trustees’ selection of Assistant Library Director Dana Juriew to serve as the new director of our popular, growing library. Mrs. Juriew was hired in August 2016 as News Release-5/9/18
Rippavilla Plantation hosts pop-up Vintage Marketplace

Rippavilla Inc. wil host its annual Swanky Plank Vintage Marketplace, Thursday, May 31 through June 2, with ticket sales benefiting historic restoration efforts. News Release-5/8/18
Spring Hill Children's Librarian receives Tennessee Library Association award

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce that Marsha Gallardo, the Spring Hill Public Library’s Children’s Librarian since 2006, has been awarded the 2018 Daniel Taylor Memorial Award by the Tennessee Library Association (TLA). Mrs. Gallardo has News Release-4/18/18
Spring Hill approved for I-65 Interchange at Buckner Road Extension

Spring Hill is now on track to eventually see a new Interstate 65 interchange constructed at a proposed extension of Buckner Road to provide much needed access on the Williamson County end of town. News Release-2/14/18
City officially closes on Northfield purchase; largest building purchase in City's history

The City of Spring Hill on Dec. 27 officially closed on the $8.18 million purchase of the Workforce Development & Conference Center at Northfield, saving taxpayers millions on planned building projects. It's the City’s largest building purchase ever. News Release-12/28/17
A look back at 2017 shows another great year of progress, growth in Spring Hill

News Release-12/20/17
Residents, businesses invited to participate in 2018 Mayor's Healthy Challenge

The City of Spring Hill is honored to be recently designated by Gov. Bill Haslam as “Healthier Tennessee Community." Recognizing this designation, a presentation and flag raising at 3 p.m. Dec. 15 will kick off the 2018 Spring Hill Mayor’s Challenge! News Release-12/14/17
SHAC launches Artist in Residence program at Rippavilla with inaugural commissioned art presentation

Bob Jones, a talented and well-established Middle TN artist, recently donated the first commissioned art piece to the new Artist in Residence program created by the Spring Hill Arts Center (SHAC) in partnership with Rippavilla and the City of Spring Hill. News Release-10/20/17
Kate Wilson hired as new Rippavilla Operations Director

Rippavilla Plantation has hired Kate Wilson as its Director of Operations. Mrs. Wilson, a Belmont Univ. graduate, has 12 years of nonprofit management experience in the culture and arts sector, and previously served as Director of Operations at Belmont M News Release-10/19/17
Rippavilla, 98 acres, acquired by Spring Hill annexed into city limits

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Oct. 16, 2017, took the final step in the City’s recent acquisition and management of Rippavilla Plantation by approving the annexation of the historic home, related buildings and its 98.4 acres of land. News Release-10/19/17
City to pursue Northfield building purchase to house municipal facilities

The Spring Hill BOMA on Oct. 16 voted to pursue the purchase of the Workforce Development & Conference Center at Northfield with an offer of $8.18 million. The two-story, 355,000-square-foot office building could house the Police Headquarters and Library. News Release-10/16/17
'Everyone Counts' in 2018 Spring Hill Special Census population update

The City of Spring Hill, one of the fastest growing municipalities in the state, is again conducting a special census to certify the growth in population our city has added in recent years. News Release-10/2/17
License plate renewal kiosk now available for Williamson Co. residents of Spring Hill

Residents on the Williamson County side of Spring Hill can now conveniently renew their vehicle license plate registration within about a minute at Longview Recreation Center without waiting through long lines. News Release-9/8/17
Live streaming & on-demand video offer citizens new ways to follow City government

If you're unable to attend City of Spring Hill public meetings, you now have the option of watching them online. News Release-9/7/17
Rippavilla named 'Best Wedding Venue' in Maury County

The City of Spring Hill is proud to announce Rippavilla Plantation was recently honored among the annual Best of Maury County Awards for "Best Wedding Venue.” News Release-8/25/17
Rippavilla Plantation seeks operations manager

Rippavilla Plantation is seeking an operations manager to oversee daily operations at the historic mansion and grounds. News Release-8/24/17
Bigger than ever, Pay It Forward Festival, Aug. 19, offers fun new activities

On August 19, 2017, get ready for the largest Spring Hill Pay It Forward Festival yet, including some exciting new activities that are sure to draw a crowd. News Release-8-15-17
Duplex Road widening project set for Aug. 18 bid letting

TDOT will begin soliciting bids Aug. 18 for construction of the widening of Duplex Road (S.R. 247) from Main St. (U.S.31) to I-65. The bid letting process allows companies to bid on the project’s construction phase, for which TDOT has budgeted $17.3 mil News Release-8-10-17
SHPD establishes 'Safety Exchange Zone' for online purchase transactions

While the vast majority of online sales involving face-to-face transactions occur without incident, the Spring Hill Police Dept. has established a "Safe Exchange Zone" at the request of residents to help ensure our citizens’ safety when conducting News Release-7-27-17
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. News Release-7-26-17
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 News Release-7-12-17
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 News Release-7-3-17
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 Read on...
Fire Dept. to burn 3 Duplex Road houses in July for training exercises

Spring Hill Fire Dept. in July will conduct live fire training exercises and conclude with fully involved fires in three houses acquired by the City as part of the property right-of-way needed for the state to widen Duplex Road. Public spectators are Read on...
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. News Release-5/23/17
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). News Release-5/22/17
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 News Release-5/18/17
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. News Release-5/17/17
City acquires Rippavilla Plantation, 98 acres; assumes operations

The Spring Hill BOMA on May 15 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 space, and related buildings. Read on...
Tourism signage for Spring Hill historic sites placed by TDOT along I-65

Historic tourism signs have been placed along I-65 about a mile before both the southbound and northbound Saturn Parkway (S.R. 396) exits directing motorists to Spring Hill historic sites relating to the U.S. Civil War, including Spring Hill Battlefield Read on...
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. News Release-4/26/17
Spring Hill accomplishments plentiful in 2016

News Release-12/29/16
Public encouraged to participate in Spring Hill community survey

News Release-12/15/16
Critical traffic signal installation at Duplex Rd & Port Royal begins Nov. 30

News Release-11/30/16
Mayor announces committee/commission appointments

News Release-11/29/16
Public invited to town hall meeting on Zoning Ordinance update

News Release-10/19/16
Crossings Circle study wins state planning award

News Release-10/18/16
Spring Hill Fire Dept. joins efforts with Columbia to provide hurricane assistance

News Release-10/7/16
SHPD asks for public's help in arson case

News Release-10/4/16
SHPD response to TBI investigation, arrest of SHPD officer

News Release-10/3/16
Spring Hill joins Williamson County Schools in again adopting 'Be Nice' movement

News Release-9/13/16
Fire Department offers residents free 10-year smoke alarms and installation

News Release-9/7/16
City of Spring Hill awarded state energy grant to reduce electric, HVAC costs

News Release-9/6/16
Spring Hill's new population certified at 36,530

News Release-7/8/16
Freegal Music Service now offered at Spring Hill Public Library

News Release-7/6/16
Spring Hill's rapid growth, progress comes with broad range of fresh talent, new positions

News Release-6/30/16
Spring Hill wins Excellence in Municipal Government Award

News Release-6/14/16
GM again title sponsors 9th Annual Spring Hill Pay It Forward Community Festival on June 25

News Release-5/10/16
GM announces 800 additional Spring Hill jobs; $788 million investment

News Release-4/27/16
New 1.5M-gallon water tank improving water pressure, storage

News Release-4/6/16
Reminder: Please complete Spring Hill Special Census

News Release-12/8/15
City cuts ribbon on two grant-funded walkways

News Release-12/5/15
City moves forward with approval of updated Comprehensive Plan - 'Spring Hill Rising: 2040'

News Release-11/19/15
Spring Hill awarded $375,000 THDA housing grant

News Release-11/17/15
Spring Hill 2015 Special Census now available online

News Release-10/7/15
FAQs: 'Spring Hill Rising: 2040' Comprehensive Plan update

9/4/15-News Release
Neighborhood Sidewalk Program progresses; now open for 2016 citizen project requests

News Release-7/31/15
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). News Release-7/16/15
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. News Release-6/23/15
Fire Department vacation benefits made equitable with that of all 40-hour city employees

News Release-6/23/15
Port Royal Park, splash pad, Fire Station No. 2 open May 23

5/15/15-News Release
GM named title sponsor for 8th Annual Pay It Forward Festival

4/29/15-News Release
Mayor to propose limitations on number of alternative financial institutions

4/23/15-News Release
Mayor announces post-election committee appointments

4/16/15-News Release
Spring Hill moves forward with U.S. 31 survey

3/18/15-News Release
Spring Hill residents encouraged to report potholes

3/17/15-News Release
Libraries nationwide look to Spring Hill to adopt Wi-Fi lending

3/11/15-News Release
Spring Hill moves forward with Comprehensive Plan update

2/25/15-News Release
Street sweeping begins Feb. 17; residents asked to park off street

2/9/15-Media Advisory
'Spring Hill Rising' State of the City Address Jan. 22

1/16/15-News Release
Bomb Squad detonates blasting caps brought to Spring Hill Fire Station

1/8/15-News Release
Spring Hill Fire Dept. invites young people to Explorer Program Open House

1/7/15-News Release
Spring Hill to open Reserve Blvd. extension at Dec. 19 ribbon cutting

12/18/14-News Release
Raw Water Carbon Feed Building ribbon cutting Dec. 12

12/10/14-News Release
Spring Hill Library launches nation's first Wi-Fi lending with international service

12/8/14-News Release
Residents' vision to guide future growth of Spring Hill

11/19/14-Media Advisory
Citizens encouraged to comment on new Major Thoroughfare Plan at town hall meeting

11/26/14-News Release
Spring Hill Police awarded $15,859 grant for DUI enforcement

9/17/14-News Release
Spring Hill Fire Dept. gets thermal imaging cameras through Firehouse Subs grant

9/4/14-News Release

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Current Projects

Tom Lunn Road Improvement Project

Tom Lunn Road is a narrow, rural roadway with two, 9-foot-wide lanes and no curb and gutter in south Spring Hill. This project is proposed to expand the two-lane road to two 12-foot-wide travel lanes, add 2-foot-wide shoulders on each side, and reconstruc Read on...
Buckner Lane Widening

Buckner Lane will be widened from Buckner Road to Duplex Road. This project is critical to handling the additional traffic that will come from the new I-65 Interchange that will be constructed at an extension of Buckner Road. Read on...
Traffic Signals at Saturn Parkway exit ramps & Port Royal Road

TDOT's safety project to install much-needed traffic signals at the on- and off-ramps of Saturn Parkway (S.R. 396) at Port Royal Road got underway in Summer 2019. Read on...
Duplex Road (SR-247) Widening Project

The City partnered with TDOT to widen Duplex Rd (State Route 247) to three lanes with sidewalk and multi-use path. The City spent nearly $10 million on the design, engineering, right-of-way acquisition and utility relocations. TDOT's current construction Read on...
Buckner Road Widening and Gateway Corridor

A study was completed in 2016 for the future widening & extension of Buckner Road. The vision for this area is to create a northern gateway corridor via an I-65 interchange connecting into an extended and widened Buckner Road and widened Buckner Lane. Read on...
I-65 Interchange at Buckner Road Extension

A new I-65 interchange exit will be constructed at what will be the extension of Buckner Road to I-65. This project was greatly accelerated in December 2018 when the City of Spring Hill received a $25 million federal grant to kickstart the project. Read on...
Beechcroft Road Widening

Beechcroft Road (S.R. 247) will be widened from Cleburne Road to Town Center Parkway by TDOT as part of a State Industrial Access grant, along with the extension of Saturn Parkway. Read on...
Traffic signal installation at Kedron & Port Royal Road

Work began Aug. 9 on the installation of a much needed traffic signal Kedron Road at Port Royal Road (Greens Mill Road). This is one of four traffic signals funded in the 2017-18 fiscal year City budget.
Saturn Parkway Extension

TDOT is currently extending Saturn Parkway (State Route 396) north to Beechcroft Road as part of a State Industrial Access grant that will accommodate auto parts manufacturers' trucking of parts to the nearby GM plant, taking truck traffic off local roads Read on...
Thompson's Station Road & Buckner Lane Traffic Signal

A traffic signal was installed March 13, 2018, at the intersection of Thompson's Station Road and Buckner Lane to better accommodate increasing traffic at this busy intersection. Read on...
Stormwater Drainage Improvement Projects

Five stormwater drainage projects were funded in 2017 to improve storm drainage and runoff issues in several Spring Hill neighborhoods, including Wyngate Estates, Jackson Jones and Buckner Place. The City takes in $60,000-$70,000 per month in stormwater Read on...
Rutherford Creek Sewer Project

In preparation for continuing growth, sewer was expanded further east along Rutherford Creek from the Wastewater Treatment Plant on Mahlon Moore Rd to Interstate 65. The third phase of this $5 million project is ongoing and will be complete by April 2017. Read on...
U.S. 31 Widening Project

U.S. 31 (Main St), through the center of Spring Hill, is a state roadway and our city's most congested thoroughfare, as it provides direct access to a busy commercial corridor. City & State officials have long recognized the critical need to widen U.S. 31 Read on...
Kedron & Old Kedron Road Traffic Signal

A traffic signal is being installed in March 2018 at the intersection of Kedron Road and Old Kedron Road to address higher traffic volumes.
Traffic Signal at Duplex Road & Port Royal

As part of the overall project to widen Duplex Road, a long-awaited temporary traffic signal was installed in December 2016 at the intersection of Duplex and Port Royal Road. After a 21-month process of appraisals and negotiations with multiple property Read on...
Major Thoroughfare Plan

The City of Spring Hill in July 2015 completed, and the BOMA approved, a Major Thoroughfare Plan, mapping out the long-term needs of Spring Hill's major roadways through 2040. It was done with insightful input through public meetings and social media. Read on...
Raw Water Carbon Feed Facility

The City uses carbon to help remove contaminants and unwanted odors from our drinking water, much like carbon filters in household water pitchers but on a much larger scale. The City in Dec. 2014 completed a permanent carbon feed structure allowing more Read on...
Waste Water Treatment Plant Expansion

A $14 million capital project, completed in March 2014, more than doubled the capacity of our city's Waste Water Treatment Plant on Mahlon Moore Road, ensuring we are prepared for years of future growth. Read on...

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See what Spring Hill has to offer

Spring Hill is one of the fastest growing cities in Tennessee.
See why so many have chosen Spring Hill as their new home
in this series of promotional videos offering a warm "Welcome"
to our city, along with an overview of Real Estate & Relocation,
Economic Development, Parks & Recreation, and Community
Organizations. Welcome to Spring Hill!

Welcome to Spring Hill
See what beautiful Spring Hill, Tennessee, has to offer. You'll find a wide range of quality housing, top-ranked schools, a growing array of parks and recreation opportunities, lively festivals and events, a 12-cinema movie theater, clean manufacturing facilities producing hundreds of new jobs, awarding-winning medical facilities, and a rich history.

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