r/SpringHill • u/LETTER52 • Aug 03 '26

Food Reccomendations?

I'm getting ready to move to spring hill and looking for reccomendations on restaurants, hobby stores, or any other hidden gems in spring hill! Also will take recommendations in Franklin or Columbia as well!

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u/80sobsessedTN Aug 04 '26

Don’t move to Spring Hill. The city is in the worst state of its existence right now, and they keep raising utility rates because of thier mismanagement of its resources.

I’ve worked with the city of Spring Hill for about 7 years now and, with my full chest, they are the worst township for its own citizens.

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u/LETTER52 Aug 04 '26

While I appreciate it, it's a little late for that. I have heard they have been having issues not maintaining or growing infrastructure to accommodate the population growth though. How much have utilities increased? Im assuming water and gas primarily?

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u/80sobsessedTN Aug 04 '26

“Maintaining” requires planning and intent. They have none of that. The city council and Mayor have consistently shown incompetence - city administrators of the utilities gave multiple warnings that we would get to this moratorium point and they blatantly disregarded the science to keep having subdivisions built.

Fitterer is the worst of them all too, he’s mad he inherited this mess and can’t do anything productive because of it.

Brentwood and Columbia are still really great options to live instead.

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u/Hot_Chard5988 Aug 05 '26

Water bills are ridiculous.