Vice Mayor Trent Linville

07/31/2026

Big news for Spring Hill!

Medacta, a Swiss medical device company, has chosen Spring Hill as the home of its North American headquarters and a new manufacturing hub.

Medacta makes orthopedic implants, surgical technologies, and robotics used in joint replacement, spine, and sports medicine procedures. In plain terms: the techonology behind replacement hips, knees, and shoulders, plus the surgical tools and technology doctors use to put them in will soon be made right here in our backyard.

Here's what this means for Spring Hill:

• An initial investment of $85 million
• More than 200 new jobs across manufacturing, corporate operations, and supporting roles
• A new home in the Spring Hill Commerce Center off Jim Warren Parkway, just east of I-65
• Site preparation beginning in September

Wins like this don't happen by accident. Shout out to Mayor Matt Fitterer for his leadership on this project, and to our state, regional, local, and private sector partners who worked hard to bring Medacta here.

Spring Hill keeps proving it's a great place to live, work, and do business. We're glad to welcome Medacta to the community and look forward to what's ahead.

Read the state's full announcement from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development: https://tnecd.com/news/medacta-international-selects-maury-county-for-the-development-of-a-new-u-s-manufacturing-hub-headquarters-relocation/

Learn more about Medacta: https://www.medacta.com/EN/about-us

04/07/2026

🚨 I-65 Widening Added to TDOT's 10-Year Project List 🚨

About a year ago, Spring Hill—along with Thompson's Station, Columbia, Williamson County, and Maury County—unanimously passed a resolution I authored calling on TDOT to prioritize widening I-65 south of 840 due to the constant congestion that so many of us sit in every single day. Since then, we've worked through every channel available to push this project forward as quickly as possible (including Mayor Matt Fitterer advocating for this at the GNRC).

Today, I'm thrilled to share a major update: TDOT released their 10-Year Project List this week, and widening I-65 from 840 to Saturn Parkway was added as a new $150 million project. Design will start immediately in 2026 and construction is slated for 2028. This project will add lanes through the stretch where we so desperately need congestion relief.

Here's what makes this even bigger: when new projects get added to the 10-Year List, they're usually placed at the end. TDOT decided this project was important enough that work needed to start right away. That's about as fast as a project of this size can possibly move.

If you're like me and you sit in that bottleneck on your commute every day, you know exactly how big of a win this is for Spring Hill and for the entire southern Williamson and Maury County region. And it's proof of a deeply held belief by our BOMA that when we work together and partner with our neighbors to speak with one unified voice, we can deliver real, regional solutions that benefit everyone. A resolution that started as words on paper is now a funded road project.

Thank you to every resident, every council and commission member, and every elected official at the state and local levels across our region who stood with us on this. We turned our collective frustration into collective action, and now we're turning it into smoother, safer commutes.

We're not done yet, but today is a day to celebrate for Spring Hill and the rest of our region.

01/25/2026

Happy Sunday, Spring Hill!

Sharing this message from the City. We have first responder crews from our Public Works, Police, and Fire Departments working on keeping the city safe amidst downed trees and accidents in several spots. Roads are not safe right now with the winter weather.

Please join me in keeping these men and women in your thoughts and prayers as they brave the elements for us today. The best way we can honor their sacrifice is to give them room to work.

If you don't have to be out, please stay home, stay warm, and stay safe. Keep an eye on the City of Spring Hill, TN and Spring Hill Police Department pages for the latest updates.

City officials ask that residents stay off the roads and stay home. The Spring Hill Police Department and Spring Hill Fire Department are working multiple crashes and calls of trees down across Spring Hill roads.

Roads are not safe for travel at this time. Stay home, stay warm, and stay safe.