Open Letter on Water Use from City Administrator Pam Caskie

An Open Letter from Spring Hill City Administrator Pam Caskie

The long, hot dry spell is putting a strain on the city’s available water supply. We have asked all citizens to please cooperate with us by eliminating all non-essential water use. This includes...

Citizens Asked to Stop Watering Lawns Until Reserves are Replenished

Spring Hill Residents: Please temporarily cease lawn watering and engage in additional conservation measures until reserves are replenished. Seasonal conservation guidelines were re-mailed to every address recently. But water usage, due largely t...

City's Water Conservation Policy is in Effect through Summer Months

Water conservation and stewardship of resources are always important. The Duck River is a primary water source for 12 counties and more than 250,000 residents. We are limited to six million gallons a day for all uses (residences, lawns, small businesses, ...

Share Your Opinions on Spring Hill's Old Town/Town Center

Share Your Opinions on Spring Hill's Old Town/Town Center

Get involved in Spring Hill by taking a moment to complete this survey and share your opinions with the Town Center Redevelopment Committee on how you'd like the City to create a cohesive town cente...

Austin's Way street dedication scheduled for Friday, April 22

AUSTIN’S WAY STREET DEDICATION IS FRIDAY AT 11AM, SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL 

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