Here's what you need to know about the recent irrigation shutoffs.

What caused the irrigation meters to be turned off?The City of Spring Hill Water Department has proactive measures in place to address high irrigation demands when we have a period of hot weather and lack of rainfall. To ensure our water levels remain at ...

Now Recruiting Seasonal Parks Maintenance Workers, $15.14/hr

(FULL-TIME, NON-EXEMPT) The City of Spring Hill is seeking maintenance workers for the Parks and Recreation Department. This is a seasonal position from April to October. Employee is responsible for performing maintenance tasks of an unskilled or semi-ski...

Spring Hill Takes the Prize for “BEST TASTING WATER” in the Region

April 29, 2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SPRING HILL TAKES THE PRIZE FOR “BEST TASTING WATER” IN THE REGION

SPRING HILL, TN - The Tennessee Association of Utility Districts (TAUD) held a regional contest earlier this week for the Best Tasting Water in the Region...

GM and LG Energy Solution announced a $2.3 Billion Investment in Spring Hill

April 16, 2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

GM and LG Energy Solution announced a $2.3 Billion Investment in Spring Hill 

SPRING HILL, Tenn. – Ultium Cells LLC, a joint venture of LG Energy Solution and General Motors, announced at a press conference this ...

Williamson County Collecting Damage Reports Following March 27th and 28th Floods

Williamson County Collecting Damage Reports Following March 27^th and 28^th Floods 

Residents can submit damage reports through Williamson County Emergency Management’s online survey to assist with damage assessments. 

The ...

Results from recycling audit are not looking good

Staff from Public Works has spent time doing a recycle cart audit this week to try to identify the primary cause(s) of recycling contamination. Of the 400+ carts that were tagged, 80% of the carts were pulled because they had plastic bags in them. Please ...

The City retires military banner honoring Joshua Gardner

SPRING HILL, TN – At the Board of Mayor and Aldermen session held on Monday, March 15, 2021, the military banner in support of First Sergeant Joshua Aaron Gardner of the 6th Rangers was retired. First Sergeant Gardner is the oldest of eight and son of Jon...

There's an APP for THAT!

Water bills may now be paid online by using the new MyCivic Utilities app. Download the app for your Apple or Android device and access your account information right away. The app lets you pay via phone, text, website, or mobile device, and even lets you...

The City of Spring Hill is seeking a new City Administrator

The City of Spring Hill is seeking a city management professional to be their next City Administrator. The City Administrator is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. The City has a $90.55M overall budget with 261 ful...

Curbside Recycling Bins to be Audited, One by One

Starting Tuesday, September 15, in an ongoing effort to ensure safety in the community and at the recycling plant, we are mandated to audit every single recycling bin at the curb before the Waste Management truck picks it up. If you notice a sticker on th...

American Leak Detection to inspect water lines and hydrants

The City has contracted with American Leak Detection to check all water lines and fire hydrants in the City. The contractor will have on identifying safety gear and will be in a company truck (picture of the truck logo attached). This will take approximat...

TEMA opens a Multi-Agency Recovery Center in WilCo this Saturday

TEMA opens a Multi-Agency Recovery Center in WilCo this Saturday

Spring Hill names Pamela Caskie City Administrator

Tuesday, June 22, 2021FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SPRING HILL NAMES PAMELA CASKIE CITY ADMINISTRATOR 

SPRING HILL, TENN — The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen chose veteran municipal government executive Pamela Caskie as the city&rsq...