An index of Spring Hill public notices: the Oct. 19 BOMA and Beer Board agendas, city bids and records, county notices and the state's notice site.

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. This page is an index, not an official publication. Legal notices are official only as published by the government body in its newspaper of record or on its own website. Always check the original, linked below.

Who to call

  • City records, ordinances and resolutions: City Recorder April Goad, 931-451-0960, City Hall, 199 Town Center Parkway
  • Election notices: Williamson County Election Commission, 615-790-5711; Maury County Election Commission, 931-375-6001
  • Statewide newspaper notices: Public Notice Tennessee, run by the Tennessee Press Association

Where official notices appear

  • City of Spring Hill: agendas and full meeting packets for the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA), Beer Board, Planning Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and city committees are posted in the city’s Agenda Center, which also has an RSS feed. The City Recorder is the custodian of most city records, including ordinances and resolutions, according to the City Recorder’s page. You can sign up for city alerts on the notifications page.
  • Williamson County: election, meeting and other notices are on the county’s public notices page.
  • Maury County: election notices and the sample ballot are on the Election Commission page.
  • Statewide: Public Notice Tennessee gathers legal notices published in Tennessee newspapers, including foreclosures, bids and hearings, in one searchable site.

On city agendas now

From the BOMA agenda and packet for Oct. 19 and the Beer Board agenda, 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19, at City Hall:

Meeting Item
BOMA No public hearings on this agenda
BOMA Resolution 26-290: accepting the June Lake sewer pump station as city infrastructure
BOMA Resolutions 26-292 to 26-294: inspection, utility relocation and Middle Tennessee Electric agreements for the Buckner Lane/Port Royal Road intersection, with construction projected to begin in December 2026
BOMA Resolution 26-295: extending to June 30, 2027, a letter of intent to buy 3690 John Lunn Road for advanced water purification and related public uses
BOMA Resolution 26-300: approval in concept for an alternative wastewater system for the White Hall Addition, 2540 Duplex Road, under the state sewer moratorium
Beer Board Off-premises beer permits for three Twice Daily stores (1001 Reserve Blvd., 5261 Main St. and 4800 Columbia Pike) after an ownership restructuring

The next BOMA meeting is 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2. The Planning Commission work session is 5:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26.

Election notices

There is no Spring Hill city race on the Nov. 3 ballot. Early voting, sample ballots and polling places are in our voting guide.

Other notices you may be looking for

Related guides: who to call at City Hall, voting and road construction and closures.

Frequently asked questions

Where are Spring Hill, TN public notices published?

City agendas and packets are on the city’s Agenda Center, and the City Recorder keeps the city’s ordinances and resolutions. Newspaper legal notices from across Tennessee are collected on the Tennessee Press Association’s site, tnpublicnotice.com.

Is this page the official public notice?

No. This page is an index to help readers find notices. The official notice is the one published by the government body in its newspaper of record or on its own site.

How do I request a Spring Hill city record?

Use the city’s records request page or contact City Recorder April Goad at 931-451-0960.

When does the Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen meet?

Its next meetings are at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19, and Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, at City Hall, 199 Town Center Parkway.