Proposed re-development of Tennessee Children’s Home in Spring Hill, TN. About the Tennessee Children’s Home: Tennessee Children’s Home began in 1909 as the Tennessee Orphan Home in Columbia, Tennessee. It was created to meet the needs of the three Scotten children, who had been tragically orphaned. In 1935, the Home purchased the campus of […]
Completed in 2015, modified in 2017 and updated in 2019. Completed by the Planning Commission and adopted by the Board of Mayor and Alderman, the MTP maps out the long term needs of Spring Hill’s major road way needs. The Major Thoroughfare Plan has allowed the Planning Commission to demand dedication and new roads construction […]
Secured in late-2018, this $25,000,000 grant from the federal government provides funding necessary to construct a new interchange at Buckner Rd and I-65.
Fall 2018 – Secured the donation of over 48 acres along the southern bank of Rutherford Creek for public open space and parkland. Walking trails and other passive uses installed at $0 City expense. With this donation, Spring Hill now has open space and parkland stretching from the northeast corner of Derryberry and Rice Rd […]
Thank you all the Spring Hill Citizens who completed the Spring Hill Roads and Spring Hill Budget survey. Your feedback was outstanding! As a community – here is the ranking of the ten major road projects Highway 31 – NEPA and Preliminary Design I-65 Interchange – NEPA and Preliminary Design Buckner Rd widening – Planning […]
TDOT has awarded a design & build contract for the widening of Beechcroft Rd, including a bridge over the CSX rail, and extension of Saturn Parkway. Additionally, the project will include improvements to the Beechcroft Rd/Cleburn Rd, Beechcroft Rd/ Town Center Parkway and Stephen P. Yokich Pkwy / Hwy 31 intersections. The widening of Beechcroft […]
Completed in 2018. Modernization of Spring Hill’s Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations to better preserve and protect the City’s from adverse development. Creating predictable, citizen friendly development patterns that will better allow the City to preserve and protect our historic identify while creating new economic opportunity allowing Spring Hill to become a more resilient, livable, […]
Additional Police and Fire personnel have been hired every budget year since 2015, keeping both citizens and first responders safer. Fire Department is now able to have fully staffed shifts.
Completed in 2017, negotiated the donation of 20 acres from development to Williamson County Schools for the construction of a future elementary school near Summit High School and Spring Station Middle School.
Completed with the 2017/2018 Budget, a pay raise to all Police and Fire personnel, bringing their pay and benefits in line with police and fire pay in neighboring communities. Accomplished without a property tax increase.
