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Spring Hill, Florida

Spring Hill is a census-designated place (CDP) located in southwestern Hernando County, Florida, United States, approximately 40 miles (64 km) northwest of Tampa and part of the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater Metropolitan Statistical Area. This unincorporated community on Florida's Nature Coast is a planned residential suburb known for its affordable housing, golf courses, and natural springs, with a population of 118,814 as estimated in the 2023 American Community Survey.^[1] Established in 1967 by the Deltona Corporation—founded by the Mackle Brothers—as a master-planned development to attract retirees and families seeking a quieter alternative to urban Florida living, Spring Hill spans about 60 square miles (155 km²) of land and features a mix of single-family homes, condominiums, and commercial areas along U.S. Highway 19. The area's growth has been steady, driven by its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico beaches and the Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, while serving as a bedroom community for commuters to the Tampa Bay region. Demographically, Spring Hill has a median age of 43.3 years, reflecting its appeal as a retirement destination, with about 23.5% of residents aged 65 and older.^[1] The racial and ethnic composition is predominantly White (68.1% non-Hispanic), followed by Hispanic or Latino (20.2%), Black or African American (4.7%), and Asian (1.8%), according to 2023 estimates.^[2] The median household income stands at $66,557, slightly above the national average, though the poverty rate is approximately 11.5%, lower than Florida's statewide figure of 12.3%.^[1] Education levels include 92.3% high school graduates and 22.1% with a bachelor's degree or higher among adults aged 25 and older.^[3] Economically, Spring Hill relies on sectors such as healthcare, retail trade, construction, and professional services. The community is served by the Hernando County Public Schools district and is home to institutions like Pasco-Hernando State College's Spring Hill Campus for higher education. Notable features include numerous golf courses, the Pine Island Park for outdoor recreation, and a growing emphasis on eco-tourism due to its coastal location and preserved wetlands.

History

Founding and early development

The name "Spring Hill" first appeared on maps of Hernando County in 1856, along what is now Fort Dade Avenue, likely referring to local natural freshwater springs in the area's oak-covered landscapes and scattered lakes.^[4] The region remained largely rural and sparsely settled through the mid-20th century until Spring Hill's modern development began in 1967 when the Deltona Corporation, founded by the Mackle brothers—Frank, Elliott, and Robert—initiated the project as a master-planned community targeted at retirees seeking affordable housing in Florida. The corporation acquired approximately 21,440 acres of former timberland in western Hernando County, transforming the rural area into a structured residential enclave. This site was selected for its proximity to the Gulf Coast and potential for large-scale planning, with about 15,000 acres designated for the master plan including residential lots, commercial zones, and recreational facilities.^[5]^[6]^[7] Hernando County played a key role in enabling the project through land acquisition approvals and minimal regulatory oversight, as the county lacked formal zoning laws or a planning department at the time, allowing Deltona to proceed with rapid site preparation and infrastructure rollout. By early 1967, after a year of property accumulation, construction commenced on essential roadways, including a two-mile stretch of Spring Hill Drive, an administration building, and basic utilities like water and sewage systems.^[6]^[8]^[5] Early infrastructure focused on attracting retirees, particularly from the Northeastern United States, with the construction of single-family homes priced affordably between $8,500 and $20,600 (including lots), model homes, and amenities such as two planned golf courses to foster an active lifestyle. The grand opening on April 30, 1967, featured 15 model homes and drew over 15,000 visitors, signaling strong initial interest driven by Florida's warm climate and low-cost living options. The first residents, the Donald A. Deane family, moved in on September 1, 1967, marking the start of population growth that saw fewer than 1,000 inhabitants by 1970, fueled by aggressive lot sales—28,500 platted lots sold out within three years—and the broader migration trend to the state.^[5]^[6]^[7]

Growth and modern era

Spring Hill experienced significant population growth from the late 20th century onward, driven primarily by interstate migration, especially from northern states attracted to the area's affordable housing and mild climate. Between 1990 and 2010, the census-designated place (CDP) population increased from 31,117 to 98,621, reflecting a surge fueled by retirees and families relocating for economic opportunities and quality of life. This expansion built upon the original 1967 master plan, transforming the once-planned retirement haven into a larger suburban community. Debates over incorporation intensified in the 1990s and 2000s as growth strained local services, with residents weighing the benefits of municipal status against higher taxes and administrative costs. In 1998, voters rejected a referendum to incorporate Spring Hill as a city, citing concerns over potential tax increases and the adequacy of county governance.^[9] Similar proposals in the early 2000s failed to gain traction, leading the community to remain an unincorporated CDP under Hernando County oversight.^[10] This status allowed continued reliance on county infrastructure while avoiding the complexities of independent city management. The community has shifted in recent decades from a predominantly retirement-focused enclave to a more family-oriented suburb, supported by new housing developments catering to younger demographics. Post-2000s subdivisions, such as Sunset Landing, emphasize family-friendly features like gated entrances, sidewalks, and proximity to schools, attracting working-age families alongside retirees.^[11] This evolution is evident in the diversification of housing stock, with single-family homes now comprising a larger share of new builds compared to earlier age-restricted communities. Hurricane Idalia, which made landfall in August 2023, brought notable impacts to Spring Hill, including up to 2.88 inches of rainfall and storm surges of 6-7 feet west of U.S. Highway 19, causing flooding in homes, businesses, and parks.^[12] Recovery efforts focused on debris removal, power restoration, and infrastructure repairs, with Hernando County extending convenience center hours and coordinating FEMA assistance for affected residents; sites like Pine Island Park sustained significant damage but saw debris cleared by late 2023.^[13] These initiatives highlighted the area's resilience, though challenges persisted in coastal zones.^[14] Recent commercial developments along U.S. Route 19, the community's main north-south corridor, underscore ongoing expansion, with rezoning approvals for multi-parcel sites transforming wooded lots into retail plazas. For instance, an 11-acre parcel at Commercial Way and Spring Hill Drive was slated for up to five commercial buildings in 2025, enhancing local shopping options.^[15] Larger projects, including 42.9-acre developments near Northcliffe Boulevard, aim to support the growing population with ground leases and build-to-suit spaces.^[16]

Geography

Location and physical features

Spring Hill is an unincorporated census-designated place located in western Hernando County, Florida, approximately 45 miles north of Tampa and within the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater metropolitan statistical area.^[17]^[18] The community's central coordinates are approximately 28°28′N 82°32′W.^[19] The total area of Spring Hill encompasses 62.23 square miles, with 59.84 square miles of land and 2.39 square miles of water, primarily consisting of small lakes and wetlands.^[20] Its boundaries are defined to the west by U.S. Route 19, to the south by the community of Weeki Wachee, and to the north and west by more rural, undeveloped areas of Hernando County.^[21] The topography of Spring Hill features gently rolling hills characteristic of the Brooksville Ridge, with elevations ranging from near sea level to about 80 feet (24 m), and prominent karst landscape elements including limestone sinkholes and the headwaters of the Weeki Wachee River.^[22]^[23] Hernando County, including Spring Hill, ranks highly for sinkhole occurrences due to its underlying carbonate rock formations.^[24] Spring Hill lies about 10 miles east of the Gulf of Mexico coastline, with access to coastal areas like Hernando Beach, and is proximate to the Withlacoochee State Forest to the north, providing nearby natural recreation opportunities.^[25]^[26]

Climate and environment

Spring Hill experiences a humid subtropical climate classified as Köppen Cfa, featuring hot, humid summers and mild, drier winters.^[27] The region receives abundant rainfall throughout the year, averaging approximately 53 inches annually, which supports lush vegetation but also contributes to periodic flooding risks.^[28] Summer temperatures typically peak with average highs of 91°F in July, accompanied by high humidity that often results in heat indices exceeding 100°F, while winter lows average around 42°F in January, rarely dropping below freezing.^[29] The area's vulnerability to tropical weather systems is notable, with the Gulf of Mexico's proximity increasing the threat of hurricanes and tropical storms. Hurricane Irma in 2017 brought heavy rainfall and wind gusts up to 70 mph to Hernando County, causing widespread power outages and localized flooding in Spring Hill. Similarly, Hurricane Idalia in 2023, after making landfall as a Category 3 storm in Florida's Big Bend region, delivered 6-10 inches of rain and sustained winds of 40-60 mph to the Spring Hill area, exacerbating coastal erosion and inland flooding.^[30] More recently, Hurricane Helene in September 2024 produced heavy rainfall, storm surge, and wind gusts leading to flooded homes, rescues, and park damage in Hernando County, while Hurricane Milton in October 2024 caused widespread wind damage, tree falls, power outages, and flooding across Spring Hill.^[31]^[32] These events underscore the importance of resilient infrastructure and evacuation protocols in the community. Environmentally, Spring Hill benefits from the Southwest Florida Water Management District's oversight, which protects natural springs and extensive wetlands critical to the local ecosystem.^[33] These features, including nearby coastal wetlands, serve as vital recharge zones for the Floridan Aquifer, helping maintain groundwater levels amid development pressures.^[34] Biodiversity thrives in adjacent protected areas like the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge, approximately 25 miles north, which provides habitats for West Indian manatees that seek warm spring waters in winter, as well as over 250 bird species including bald eagles and ospreys.^[35] Native flora such as cabbage palms and saw palmettos dominate the landscape, supporting diverse wildlife in hardwood swamps and salt marshes.^[36] Conservation initiatives in the region focus on aquifer recharge through managed wetland restoration and stormwater treatment systems, aimed at countering nitrate pollution from urban runoff.^[37] Efforts to limit urban sprawl include zoning policies that preserve green spaces and promote low-impact development, ensuring sustainable groundwater resources for both ecological and human needs.^[38] These measures, coordinated by the Southwest Florida Water Management District, have helped stabilize spring flows in nearby systems like Weeki Wachee Springs, benefiting the broader Hernando County environment.^[39]

Demographics

Population and housing

As of the 2020 United States Census, Spring Hill had a population of 113,568. The population grew to an estimated 119,000 by 2023, reflecting continued expansion in the region.^[1] Latest projections indicate a population of approximately 122,000 as of 2025, driven primarily by interstate migration from northern states seeking Florida's climate and affordability.^[40]^[2] Historically, Spring Hill's population has increased dramatically, from 6,468 in 1980 to 98,621 in 2010, a trend fueled by suburban development and retirement migration.^[41] This growth has transformed the area from a small community into one of Hernando County's largest population centers. Housing in Spring Hill consists predominantly of single-family homes within planned subdivisions, catering to families and retirees. In 2023, the median home value was $248,400, with approximately 80% of occupied units owner-occupied.^[1] The average household size is 2.5 persons, and the median age of residents is 43.3 years, indicating a balanced demographic of working-age adults, families, and older individuals.^[1] At a population density of about 2,100 people per square mile, Spring Hill maintains a suburban character, significantly lower than the denser urban areas of nearby Tampa.^[42]

Racial, ethnic, and linguistic composition

Spring Hill's racial composition, as reported in the 2020 United States Census, consists primarily of White residents at 74.1%, followed by individuals identifying as some other race at 6.0%, Black or African American at 5.1%, two or more races at 9.4%, Asian at 1.8%, American Indian and Alaska Native at 0.3%, and Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander at 0.1%.^[40] These figures reflect the total population breakdown by race, with significant overlap due to the separate reporting of Hispanic or Latino ethnicity. In terms of ethnicity, 19.4% of Spring Hill's residents identified as Hispanic or Latino of any race in the 2020 United States Census, while 80.6% were non-Hispanic or Latino.^[43] Recent American Community Survey estimates show this figure rising to 20.2%.^[1] The Hispanic population is diverse, with notable concentrations of Puerto Rican and Mexican origins, aligning with migration patterns to central and west-central Florida. (Note: While Wikipedia is not cited directly, the pattern is corroborated by state-level data from the Census Bureau.) Linguistic diversity in Spring Hill is relatively limited, with 85.0% of the population aged 5 years and over speaking only English at home, according to the 2022 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates.^[44] Spanish is the primary language for 12.1% of households, while 3.7% speak other languages, including Indo-European tongues like German and Italian, which are linked to immigration by retirees from northern U.S. states and Europe. The Hispanic or Latino share of the population has grown notably, rising from 14.9% in the 2010 Census to 19.4% by the 2020 Census, with further increase to 20.2% in recent estimates, attributed to economic opportunities in construction, retail, and healthcare sectors drawing families to the area.^[45]^[1] This trend underscores increasing cultural pluralism in the community. To address multicultural needs, organizations such as the Hispanic Resource Family Cultural Center provide Spanish-language services, family support, and cultural programs tailored to diverse residents, fostering integration and community engagement.

Economy

Key industries and employment

Spring Hill's economy is primarily supported by service-oriented sectors, with healthcare and social assistance leading as the largest employer in 2023, comprising approximately 18% of local jobs. Retail trade follows closely at 15% of employment, driven by consumer spending in the growing community. Construction represents 12% of the workforce, reflecting ongoing residential and infrastructure development, while education accounts for 10% of positions, primarily through public schools and related institutions.^[1] The local labor market shows stability, with an unemployment rate of 3.5% in 2023—below the national average of 3.7%—and a labor force participation rate of 60%. As of 2024, the unemployment rate in Hernando County rose to an annual average of 4.0%. Key employers include HCA Florida Oak Hill Hospital, which staffs over 1,500 employees and serves as a major healthcare hub, the Hernando County School District with more than 3,000 staff members, and various retail chains situated along U.S. Highway 19. The median household income stands at $66,557, supporting a diverse range of professional and service roles.^[1]^[46]^[47] Post-2020 economic recovery has been notable in construction, fueled by heightened housing demand amid population influx and suburban expansion in Hernando County. However, the economy faces challenges from its partial reliance on tourism-related services, such as accommodation and food services, which contribute to seasonal employment fluctuations influenced by Florida's visitor patterns.^[48]

Retail and commercial development

Spring Hill's primary commercial corridor is U.S. Route 19, known locally as Commercial Way, a bustling north-south thoroughfare lined with big-box retailers that serve the community's daily shopping needs.^[49] This route features major stores such as the Walmart Supercenter at 1485 Commercial Way, The Home Depot at 10441 Northcliffe Boulevard, and several Publix supermarkets, including the Spring Hill Village location at 10451 Northcliffe Boulevard.^[50]^[51]^[52] These anchors draw significant foot traffic, with daily vehicle counts exceeding 40,000 on segments of the highway, supporting a diverse range of retail and service-oriented businesses.^[53] Prominent shopping centers along and near this corridor include Suncoast Crossing, a 117,885-square-foot open-air complex anchored by Target and located at 3100-3167 Aerial Way, which attracts over 2 million annual visits.^[54] The Crossings at Spring Hill, situated off Spring Hill Drive, offers a mix of national retailers like Old Navy, Dollar Tree, and Moe's Southwest Grill in an accessible, pedestrian-friendly layout.^[55] Additional key sites are Lakewood Plaza on U.S. Highway 19, shadow-anchored by Target and Publix with high-visibility frontage, and Hernando West Plaza, a 54,800-square-foot center redeveloped in 2023 to include a modernized Publix store.^[53]^[56] Across Spring Hill, these and other properties encompass approximately 400,000 square feet of retail space, forming the backbone of local commerce.^[57] Post-2010 developments have expanded commercial offerings, with notable additions including medical plazas and office parks integrated into the growing retail landscape. For example, the 2023 redevelopment of Hernando West Plaza along Commercial Way added inline retail space and enhanced connectivity, while new medical office buildings have emerged near major intersections like U.S. 19 and Spring Hill Drive to accommodate healthcare-related businesses.^[58]^[59] These projects have boosted the local tax base by increasing assessed property values and stimulating sales activity in Hernando County.^[15] Retail constitutes a vital economic pillar in Spring Hill, accounting for about 15% of the local workforce with 7,559 employees in retail trade as of 2023.^[1] This sector drives annual sales tax revenue that funds county services, including roadways and parks. A proposed one-cent sales tax increase was rejected by voters in November 2024.^[60]^[61] Future commercial growth emphasizes mixed-use initiatives to blend housing, retail, and office spaces, promoting denser development and curbing sprawl. A prominent example is the 37-acre project at the northwest corner of Suncoast Parkway and Spring Hill Drive, which allocates 5.3 acres for commercial uses including retail pads, alongside residential components.^[62] Other plans, such as the Wall Street Clear Blue live-work development approved in 2024, incorporate retail elements to create walkable communities integrated with commerce.^[63]

Government and public services

Local administration

Spring Hill is an unincorporated census-designated place (CDP) in Hernando County, Florida, lacking its own municipal government and instead falling under the oversight of the Hernando County Board of County Commissioners.^[20] The Board serves as the primary legislative body for the county's unincorporated areas, including Spring Hill, and consists of five commissioners elected at large to staggered four-year terms, each representing a specific geographic district.^[64] As of 2025, the commissioners are Ryan Amsler (District 1, Republican), Brian Hawkins (District 2, Republican), John Allocco (District 3, Republican), Jerry Campbell (District 4, Republican), and Steve Champion (District 5, Republican).^[65] Spring Hill is primarily encompassed within District 1, which covers much of the county's western unincorporated regions.^[66] The county administrator, currently Jeff Rogers, P.E., manages daily operations and implements Board policies across all districts, including those affecting Spring Hill; there is no separate mayor or city council dedicated to the community due to its unincorporated status.^[67] For planned developments within Spring Hill, governance includes input from Community Development Districts (CDDs), independent special-purpose units authorized under Florida Statutes Chapter 190 to finance, construct, and maintain local infrastructure such as roads, drainage, and amenities.^[68] Notable CDDs in the area include Sterling Hill CDD and Spring Ridge CDD, which assess fees on properties to support these services while coordinating with county administration.^[69]^[70] Hernando County's fiscal year 2025-2026 budget, totaling $993.1 million and approved in September 2025, allocates resources for unincorporated areas like Spring Hill, particularly for road maintenance, park enhancements, and infrastructure projects to accommodate growth.^[71] The budget reflects a 0.25 millage rate reduction while emphasizing capital improvements, funded through property taxes and other revenues.^[72] Politically, Hernando County leans Republican, with registered Republicans comprising the largest voter group (approximately 51% as of October 2025) and consistent support for Republican candidates in state and federal elections; local administration prioritizes managed growth to balance development with environmental preservation.^[73]^[74]

Public safety and utilities

Public safety in Spring Hill is primarily managed by the Hernando County Sheriff's Office, which operates a district substation at 7499 Forest Oaks Boulevard to serve the local community.^[75] This substation handles non-emergency inquiries and supports patrol operations in the area. As of 2021, the average response time for calls in the Spring Hill district was approximately 14 minutes across all priorities; more recent data is not publicly available.^[76] Fire protection and emergency medical services are provided by Hernando County Fire Rescue, with multiple stations located within Spring Hill, including Station 1 at 1479 Parker Avenue, Station 2 at 3445 Bob Hartung Court, Station 5 at 9252 Spring Hill Drive, and Station 11 at 6388 Barclay Avenue.^[77] These facilities ensure rapid response to incidents in the densely populated residential areas. Hernando County Fire Rescue maintains mutual aid agreements with neighboring Pasco County Fire Rescue, allowing for coordinated support during major events such as structure fires.^[78] Utilities in Spring Hill are overseen by the Hernando County Utilities Department, which supplies potable water and wastewater services to residents through a public utility system.^[79] Electricity is distributed by the Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative, a member-owned provider with service offices in the area, including at 10005 Cortez Boulevard.^[80] The average monthly combined water and sewer bill for typical residential usage was approximately $82 as of late 2024; following a 7% increase for water and 3.5% for sewer effective October 1, 2025, the average is now approximately $86.^[81] Waste management services include weekly curbside collection of household garbage, yard waste, and recycling, currently contracted to Republic Services, with a transition to Coastal Waste & Recycling scheduled for January 2026.^[82] Recycling programs, which accept materials such as paper, plastics, metals, and glass in designated bins, have been integrated into curbside services for unincorporated areas, complementing county convenience centers operational since the mid-1990s.^[83] Emergency preparedness efforts in Spring Hill emphasize hurricane resilience, given the region's vulnerability to tropical storms, through the Hernando County Emergency Management Division.^[84] Recent enhancements post-Hurricanes Helene and Milton (2024) include bolstered infrastructure repairs and budget allocations for flood mitigation in FY 2025-2026.^[72] Residents access the state's Community Warning System for real-time alerts on evacuation orders and hazards.^[85] Designated evacuation routes, such as those along U.S. Highway 19 and County Road 578, direct traffic to inland shelters during mandatory evacuations for zones A, B, and C, which encompass much of Spring Hill's coastal and low-lying areas.^[86]

Education

K-12 schools

K-12 education in Spring Hill is primarily provided by the Hernando County School District, which oversees 25 schools and serves approximately 23,963 students across the county.^[47] Spring Hill, as a major community within the district, hosts more than 15 public schools, including elementary, middle, K-8, and high schools that emphasize diverse educational programs.^[87] The district focuses on academic achievement, student well-being, and community partnerships to support local families.^[47] The two main public high schools serving Spring Hill students are Frank W. Springstead High School and Weeki Wachee High School. Springstead High School, located at 3300 Mariner Boulevard, enrolls about 1,893 students in grades 9-12 and is the only International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in Hernando County, offering rigorous college-preparatory courses alongside Advanced Placement options.^[88]^[89] Weeki Wachee High School, situated at 12150 Vespa Way in the nearby Weeki Wachee area, serves around 1,402 students and provides Advanced Placement coursework with a student-centered learning environment.^[90]^[91] Elementary and middle schools in Spring Hill include a mix of traditional and specialized institutions, such as Explorer K-8 and Deltona Elementary School. Explorer K-8, at 10252 Northcliffe Boulevard, educates 1,578 students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade with a strong emphasis on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) through hands-on projects and gifted programs.^[92]^[93] Deltona Elementary School, located at 2055 Deltona Boulevard, serves pre-kindergarten through fifth grade and incorporates arts-integrated curricula to foster creativity alongside core academics.^[94] Other schools like Challenger K-8 School of Science and Math further highlight the district's commitment to STEM education, while programs at institutions such as Chocachatti Elementary emphasize arts and micro-society initiatives.^[95]^[96] Private school options in Spring Hill include Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, a college-preparatory institution for grades 9-12 affiliated with the Diocese of St. Petersburg, enrolling about 350 students with a focus on faith-based academics and extracurriculars.^[97] Several Montessori preschools, such as Wider Horizons School at 4060 Castle Avenue, offer early childhood programs emphasizing self-directed learning and developmental approaches for children aged 3 to 6.^[98] Other private preschools like Spring Hill Christian Academy provide faith-centered alternatives for younger students.^[99] The Hernando County School District reports a four-year high school graduation rate of 88.1% for the 2023-24 school year, slightly below the state average but reflecting steady performance amid population growth.^[100] Rapid development in Spring Hill since 2020 has led to overcrowding challenges, with schools operating near or above capacity limits—such as 115% for high schools—and prompting rezoning discussions and infrastructure planning. In 2025, the district advanced a multi-phase expansion plan, including adding 20 classrooms at Eastside Elementary and 30 near Winding Waters K-8, to address capacity in growing areas like Spring Hill.^[101]^[102]

Higher education and libraries

Spring Hill residents have access to postsecondary education primarily through the Pasco-Hernando State College (PHSC) Spring Hill Campus, located at 450 Beverly Court, which opened in 2010 to serve the educational needs of southwestern Hernando County.^[103] The campus offers associate degrees, certificate programs, and workforce training in fields such as health sciences, business management, information technology, and more, supporting both credit and noncredit coursework.^[104] Nearby higher education options include the University of South Florida's main campus in Tampa, approximately 53 miles south via driving routes, and Saint Leo University in Saint Leo, about 31 miles east.^[105]^[106] The Hernando County Public Library System operates the Spring Hill Branch, known as the Harold G. Zopp Memorial Library, at 9220 Spring Hill Drive, providing essential resources for lifelong learning.^[107] This facility supports adult education through continuing education courses at PHSC's Spring Hill Campus, focusing on healthcare professions like nursing and radiography, as well as business administration and entrepreneurship training.^[108]^[109] Additionally, GED preparation and testing programs are available via partnerships with Hernando Adult Education, often hosted or supported at library branches including Spring Hill.^[110] The branch offers literacy programs such as storytimes and reading challenges to promote early and family literacy.^[111] Library services emphasize accessibility with free Wi-Fi available throughout the branch for public use, alongside digital resources through the Florida Electronic Library, including e-books, magazines, and online databases accessible via apps like Libby and Hoopla.^[112]^[113] Tech classes, such as beginner tech help sessions, are regularly scheduled to assist patrons with digital literacy skills.^[114] The broader Hernando County Public Library System, which includes the Spring Hill Branch, reports an annual circulation exceeding 370,000 items across its locations, reflecting strong community engagement.^[115]

Healthcare

Major facilities

HCA Florida Oak Hill Hospital, located in nearby Brooksville, serves as a primary healthcare facility for Spring Hill residents as the largest hospital in Hernando County with 350 licensed acute-care beds.^[46] Part of HCA Healthcare, it specializes in emergency care, cardiology (including open-heart surgery and transcatheter aortic valve replacement), orthopedics, and maternity services with a Level III neonatal intensive care unit.^[46] The hospital provides 24/7 emergency services, a comprehensive cardiovascular program, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and a Certified Primary Stroke Center, treating over 105,000 patients annually across Hernando and Citrus counties.^[46] It holds accreditation from The Joint Commission and is recognized for excellence in areas such as emergency nursing and cardiovascular care.^[116] Tampa General Hospital Spring Hill, a 124-bed acute care hospital established in 1991, offers essential services including emergency care, imaging, surgery, and urgent care to the Spring Hill community in Hernando County.^[117] As part of the Tampa General Hospital system, it emphasizes patient-centered care and safety, with specialties in areas such as oncology and thoracic surgery.^[118] The facility is accredited by The Joint Commission and has expanded its offerings through integration into the larger TGH network following its 2023 acquisition.^[117] In 2025, TGH opened new senior care centers in Spring Hill to address the area's aging population, reflecting a focus on geriatric services.^[119] Additional facilities include the Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Spring Hill, a specialized inpatient rehabilitation center in nearby Brooksville that supports recovery for conditions like stroke and orthopedic injuries, serving the broader community.^[120] The region's healthcare infrastructure, with a combined emphasis on emergency and senior care, caters to Spring Hill's demographics where 23.5% of residents are aged 65 or older (2023 estimates), ensuring accessible services for chronic and acute needs.^[2] Both major hospitals served as vaccination sites during the COVID-19 pandemic, contributing to public health efforts in Hernando County.^[121] Community pet care is supported by veterinary hospitals such as Spring Hill Animal Clinic and Westside Animal Clinic, providing routine and emergency services for local animals.^[122]^[123]

Specialized services

Spring Hill offers a range of specialized healthcare services tailored to community needs, including programs for seniors, mental health support, preventive care, and rehabilitation. These initiatives are supported by local facilities and county health departments, focusing on improving health outcomes in Hernando County.^[124] Senior care in Spring Hill emphasizes geriatric programs and home-based support. Oak Hill Senior Living, located in nearby Brooksville, provides specialized assisted living and memory care units designed for individuals with early to mid-stage Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, featuring secure environments and on-site nursing staff available seven days a week.^[125] Additionally, Oak Hill Health & Rehabilitation offers short-term rehabilitation and long-term care for seniors, with high-performing ratings in rehabilitation services.^[126] Home health services are available through Bayfront Home Health, which has provided skilled nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy to residents since 1992, enabling recovery at home.^[127]^[128] Mental health services include counseling clinics operated by the Hernando County Health Department, accessible at their Spring Hill office for residents seeking support for behavioral health issues.^[129] These clinics integrate with crisis hotlines, such as the national 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, which connects callers to trained counselors 24/7, and local options like the Dawn Center's 24-hour hotline for domestic violence and mental health crises.^[130]^[131] Preventive services focus on early detection and community-wide health promotion. Free screenings for diabetes and hypertension are offered through organizations like the Crescent Community Clinic, which provides assessments for chronic conditions including heart disease and COPD on a sliding fee scale.^[132] BayCare Wellness Stations also deliver quick, no-cost biometric screenings for blood pressure, pulse, and body mass index at accessible locations.^[133] Post-2020, vaccination drives have been robust, with the Hernando County Health Department administering immunizations by appointment at the Spring Hill office, including COVID-19 vaccines distributed through local pharmacies like Publix and CVS to boost community immunity.^[134]^[135]^[136] Rehabilitation services include physical therapy centers such as Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Spring Hill, which specializes in inpatient recovery for conditions like stroke and orthopedic injuries, and FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers, offering orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation.^[120]^[137] Sports medicine is integrated at local gyms, with facilities like Absolute Health & Fitness providing personalized training and recovery programs, while Hernando Orthopedic & Spinal Surgery offers sports medicine consultations to support injury prevention and treatment.^[138]^[139]^[140] Public health statistics highlight the need for these specialized services, with Hernando County's life expectancy at 75.0 years, below the national average of 78.4 years (2023).^[141]^[142] Adult obesity prevalence stands at 33.3%, contributing to chronic disease risks, and initiatives like the Hernando County Health Department's wellness programs address this through education and community outreach to promote healthier lifestyles.^[143]^[124]

Culture and recreation

Tourism attractions

Spring Hill's tourism attractions center on its natural springs, coastal parks, and recreational facilities, drawing visitors to the region's unspoiled landscapes and outdoor activities. One of the premier draws is Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, located within the Spring Hill area, renowned for its live mermaid performances in a submerged theater and opportunities for kayaking along the crystal-clear Weeki Wachee River.^[144]^[145] The park, spanning 538 acres, features the deepest freshwater cave system in the United States and attracts approximately 346,531 visitors annually as of fiscal year 2022-2023, highlighting its enduring appeal as a classic Florida roadside attraction. Complementing the springs are nearby nature sites that emphasize wildlife viewing and low-key exploration. Pine Island Park, situated just west of Spring Hill in Hernando County, offers shaded picnic areas and access to calm Gulf waters for swimming and kayaking, along with opportunities for birdwatching.^[146]^[147] For fishing enthusiasts, the Robert K. Rees Memorial Park, approximately 15 miles south in neighboring Pasco County, provides a scenic pier and observation deck overlooking mangrove wetlands, where visitors can spot dolphins and seabirds amid diverse coastal ecosystems.^[148]^[149] Golf courses abound in and around Spring Hill, with more than 10 options within a 15-mile radius catering to retirees and seasonal tourists seeking year-round play on well-maintained fairways. Notable examples include the Seven Hills Golf & Country Club, featuring an 18-hole championship course amid rolling terrain, and the nearby Oak Hills Golf Club, known for its challenging layout and scenic views.^[150]^[151] These facilities contribute to the area's reputation as a golfer's haven, with mild winters enabling peak play from November through April. Overall, tourism in Hernando County—where Spring Hill serves as a primary hub—generates significant economic benefits, with visitor spending contributing substantially to the local economy as of 2021.^[152] The area's accessibility enhances its allure, with Florida's Nature Coast beaches, such as those at Pine Island, reachable within 10-15 miles via local roads, offering white sands and sunset views just a short drive from Spring Hill's core.^[17]^[153]

Parks and community events

Spring Hill offers a variety of parks and recreational facilities managed primarily by the Hernando County Parks and Recreation Department, emphasizing outdoor activities and family-oriented spaces. Anderson Snow Park, located at 1360 Anderson Snow Road, spans 100 acres and serves as a major sports complex with six soccer fields, eight baseball and softball fields, a playground, walking and bicycle trails, and a 6,003-square-foot splash pad featuring 32 water elements designed for up to 174 users; the splash pad opened in July 2025.^[154]^[155]^[156] The park operates daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and hosts various athletic events.^[157] Veterans Memorial Park, a 21.5-acre site at 16121 Flight Path Drive, includes multipurpose athletic fields, a baseball and softball field, a playground, a tot lot, concession stand, restrooms, and a press box, along with monuments dedicated to veterans and a 0.5-mile exercise loop trail suitable for walking.^[158]^[159] These parks contribute to Hernando County's total of over 424 acres of developed parkland, providing ample space for community gatherings and physical fitness.^[160] Recreational programs in Spring Hill are supported by county facilities, including youth sports leagues for soccer, baseball, and other activities organized through the Hernando County Parks and Recreation Department.^[160] The department also facilitates events via community partners, such as those hosted by local civic groups. Community centers like the Timber Pines Community Association clubhouse at 6872 Timber Pines Boulevard offer classes, social gatherings, and resort-style amenities for residents aged 55 and older, including fitness programs and club activities.^[161] Similarly, the Seven Hills community at 10599 Fairchild Road provides club facilities with walking trails, tennis courts, and social events focused on active adult lifestyles.^[162] Annual community events foster local engagement and family-friendly recreation. The Weeki Wachee Swamp Fest in March, one of the area's largest arts and crafts festivals with music, vendors, and community contests. These events emphasize accessible, inclusive activities that promote social connections among Spring Hill's population.

Media

Print and digital outlets

The primary print newspaper serving Spring Hill is the Hernando Sun, a locally owned weekly publication founded in March 2015 by Rocco and Julie Maglio to fill a gap in community coverage after the decline of other regional outlets. It is distributed every Friday, focusing on local news, crime reports, sports, obituaries, and opinion pieces across Hernando County, with significant attention to Spring Hill events and issues. The newspaper maintains a print circulation of approximately 3,800 copies, supplemented by free distribution at select locations.^[163] Regional coverage extends through the Tampa Bay Times, which includes a dedicated Hernando County section and the Hernando Times as a local edition, providing in-depth reporting on Spring Hill topics such as government, crime, and community developments. This broader outlet reaches subscribers in the area via daily print and digital formats, often highlighting Hernando-specific stories within its Tampa Bay metro framework.^[164] In the magazine sector, Nature Coast Neighbors operates as a monthly print publication tailored to Spring Hill's community and businesses, emphasizing lifestyle features, local events, and resident spotlights to foster neighborhood engagement. Complementing this, NatureCoaster.com functions as a digital magazine and community portal, delivering weekly updates on festivals, parks, local news, and lifestyle content for Florida's Nature Coast region, including Spring Hill, with a focus on connecting residents to area happenings.^[165]^[166] Local digital media has evolved significantly since the mid-2010s, with outlets like the Hernando Sun transitioning to robust online platforms that mirror print content while adding multimedia elements such as photo galleries and reader submissions. This shift reflects broader trends in Hernando County media, where print distribution has consolidated amid declining regional papers, prompting a pivot to web-based news delivery for wider accessibility. Online readership for the Hernando Sun, for instance, attracts 150,000 to 250,000 unique monthly visitors, indicating strong digital engagement among local audiences.^[167]^[168]

Broadcasting

Spring Hill, located in the Tampa Bay media market, receives comprehensive radio broadcasting coverage from numerous stations based in Tampa and surrounding areas, with full signal strength accessible throughout the community. Notable examples include WFLA 970 AM, a news and talk station operated by iHeartMedia that provides local programming, traffic updates, and advertisements for Spring Hill businesses such as real estate firms and automotive dealers.^[169] For music listeners, country formats are available via stations like WNCV 97.5 FM "The Wolf," which broadcasts regional hits and features promotions tied to Hernando County events.^[170] Local stations such as WGHR 106.3 FM also serve the area with oldies and community-focused content, including spots for Spring Hill retailers and services.^[171] Television broadcasting in Spring Hill is dominated by over-the-air and cable signals from the Tampa market, offering access to major network affiliates. WFLA-TV Channel 8 (NBC) delivers local news, weather, and sports coverage relevant to Hernando County, including reports on Spring Hill-specific issues like traffic on U.S. Highway 19.^[172] WTSP-TV Channel 10 (CBS), known as 10 Tampa Bay, provides similar localized programming, with meteorologists tracking Gulf Coast weather impacts on the region.^[173] Cable subscribers can tune into the Hernando County Government Broadcasting channel on Spectrum Channel 644, which airs live Board of County Commissioners meetings, public service announcements, and community updates directly affecting Spring Hill residents.^[174] Streaming options have expanded local broadcasting accessibility, with platforms hosting content tailored to the Spring Hill area. The Hernando County Government's official YouTube channel streams events, commission meetings, and informational videos, such as emergency preparedness sessions and recreational program highlights.^[175] Regional podcasts and on-demand audio from Tampa-area stations are available via the Audacy app, featuring shows on local news, sports, and lifestyle topics relevant to Hernando County communities. The area's broadcasting infrastructure benefits from robust Tampa market coverage, ensuring reliable reception of both radio and TV signals without significant gaps in Spring Hill.^[176] Emergency alerts are disseminated through NOAA Weather Radio, with the WXJ61 transmitter in Tampa on 162.400 MHz providing 24/7 forecasts, warnings for severe weather like hurricanes, and SAME-coded alerts specific to Hernando County.^[177] Broadcasting in Spring Hill evolved significantly with the national digital television transition on June 12, 2009, when local affiliates like WFLA-TV and WTSP-TV switched to digital formats, enabling high-definition programming and subchannels for additional content such as weather and local news. Radio stations have increasingly integrated digital streaming, while social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube supplement traditional broadcasts with real-time local news updates from Hernando County officials and community pages.^[178]

Notable residents

Arts and entertainment figures

Spring Hill has produced several notable figures in the arts and entertainment, particularly in music and visual arts, contributing to both local and national scenes. Opera singer and Broadway performer Zachary James, who grew up in Spring Hill, has achieved international acclaim for his versatile tenor voice and stage presence. A 2022 Grammy Award winner for Best Opera Recording as part of the cast of The Opera of Bartók, James began his training in musical theater at Ithaca College before transitioning to opera roles at venues like the Metropolitan Opera and London's Royal Opera House.^[179]^[180] In the realm of popular music, Spring Hill resident Tommy Mara (born Thomas Marasciullo) gained fame as the lead singer of the doo-wop group The Crests, whose 1958 hit "16 Candles" topped the Billboard Hot 100 and became a cornerstone of the genre. Mara, who lived in Spring Hill later in life until his death in 2021, continued performing and supporting local arts initiatives in Hernando County, leaving a lasting legacy in preserving doo-wop heritage through community events and recordings.^[181] Rapper Hard Target (born Ryan Fleming), raised in Spring Hill, blends Southern rap with rock and country influences in his music, earning national recognition for albums like Joyridin' (2020), which features collaborations highlighting his genre-fusing style. His work has been praised for capturing Florida's cultural crossroads, with tracks distributed through major platforms and performances across the Southeast.^[182]^[183] Visual artist Antonio "Tony" Caparello, a longtime Spring Hill resident, was renowned for his bold, colorful murals and paintings that adorned public spaces and private collections worldwide. Before his death in 2009, Caparello's large-scale works, such as a prominent mural in downtown Spring Hill, showcased his Italian-inspired techniques and vibrant palette, influencing local street art and earning him international exhibitions in Europe and the U.S.^[184] Local artists and cultural contributors in Spring Hill actively participate in community festivals, such as the annual Art in the Park event, where over 100 creators display fine art, crafts, and sculptures to promote regional talent. Gallery owners like those at Your Arts Desire Studio/Gallery and Ever After Gallery play key roles in nurturing this scene by hosting exhibitions of local pottery, paintings, and mixed-media works, often featuring Hernando County makers.^[185]^[186]^[187] Residents and organizations bolster the arts through initiatives like the Hernando County Fine Arts Council, which supports workshops, performances, and the 1st Saturdays Hernando Beach Front Porch Art Walk, providing platforms for emerging artists to engage the community and sustain creative growth.^[188]^[189]

Sports personalities

Spring Hill has produced or been home to several notable athletes across various sports, particularly through its high school programs and community involvement in Hernando County. Running back Matt Breida, raised in Spring Hill and a graduate of Nature Coast Technical High School, played seven seasons in the NFL for teams including the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, and New York Giants before retiring in 2025. Breida rushed for over 2,000 yards in his career and was known for his versatility as a dual-threat back.^[190] One prominent figure is Jack Jasiak, a right-handed pitcher who graduated from Springstead High School in Spring Hill and went on to star at the University of South Florida (USF), where he earned unanimous Preseason All-American Athletic Conference honors in 2022 before being selected in the 12th round of the MLB Draft by the Cleveland Guardians.^[191] Jasiak's journey highlights the talent pipeline from local fields to professional baseball, as he appeared in 34 games for USF with a 3.38 ERA over his college career. Other Springstead High School alumni have advanced in college and professional sports, including basketball player Kyle Swanston, who played collegiately at James Madison University and professionally overseas in leagues such as the Hungarian and St. Kitts and Nevis national team, and football wide receiver Huey Whittaker, who played at USF and in the Arena Football League and United Football League. In football, Springstead High School alumni have advanced to Division I programs, exemplified by Gannon Lanning, an offensive lineman who earned First Team All-Hernando County honors in high school before joining USF's Bulls in 2023.^[192] Lanning contributed to Springstead's 9-2 record and playoff appearance during his senior year, showcasing the school's emphasis on developing linemen for college-level competition.^[192] These standouts reflect a tradition of high school athletes from Spring Hill securing scholarships and playing opportunities at institutions like USF. Professional wrestling has ties to the area through Chris Chavis, better known by his ring name Tatanka, a WWE Hall of Famer and multi-time champion who resides in nearby Weeki Wachee and actively engages in Spring Hill community initiatives.^[193] Chavis, a member of the Lumbee Tribe, has collaborated on local youth programs and events in Spring Hill, drawing on his 30-year career that included over 300 matches and tag team titles in WWE.^[193] His involvement underscores the community's support for wrestling as a pathway from local training to global stardom. Youth and community sports in Spring Hill contribute to this legacy, with programs in Hernando County youth leagues feeding talent into high school and beyond, such as Dixie Youth Baseball teams that have produced state champions and college recruits.^[194] Facilities like Springstead Booster Stadium host regional high school events, including football playoffs and soccer tournaments, fostering competitive environments for emerging athletes.^[195]

Transportation

Road infrastructure

Spring Hill's road infrastructure is anchored by U.S. Route 19, which functions as the primary north-south spine through the community, serving as a divided highway with four to six lanes to handle regional traffic flow.^[196] State Road 50 provides the key east-west connection, linking Spring Hill to Brooksville and beyond, and was widened to six lanes between U.S. Route 19 and the Suncoast Parkway between 2012 and 2015 to improve capacity.^[197] The local road system reflects the area's origins as a master-planned community developed in the 1960s, featuring a grid-like pattern of residential and collector streets designed for orderly suburban expansion. Hernando County maintains over 1,578 miles of paved roadways countywide, with a substantial network supporting Spring Hill's neighborhoods and commercial corridors.^[198] Road maintenance, including resurfacing and repairs, is managed by the Hernando County Department of Public Works, which oversees operations for the entire county's infrastructure. Recent efforts include the Powell Road resurfacing project from California Street to the Suncoast Parkway, a $27.5 million initiative that began on November 3, 2025, to refurbish pavement and address wear.^[199]^[200] Traffic on U.S. Route 19 averages approximately 40,000 vehicles per day as of 2018, contributing to congestion during peak hours, particularly near major intersections like County Line Road.^[201] To support population growth, recent infrastructure improvements from 2022 to 2025 have focused on widening and extensions, such as the completion of the Ayers Road extension connecting County Line Road to U.S. 41 in spring 2022, and ongoing planning for County Line Road (CR 578) expansion to four lanes from U.S. 19 to U.S. 41.^[202]^[203]

Public transit options

Public transportation in Spring Hill is primarily provided by THE Bus, the fixed-route system operated by Hernando County Transit, which serves the area with several routes connecting local destinations. As of 2025, the system includes at least six fixed routes, such as the Red, Blue, Green, and Purple lines, with recent additions like the Mermaid Route and micro-transit options enhancing coverage. One key route links Spring Hill to Brooksville, facilitating travel between residential areas and county services, while the Purple and Blue routes enable transfers at designated points. Fares for a one-way fixed-route trip are $1.25 for regular riders, with reduced rates of $0.60 available for seniors, students, and individuals with disabilities.^[204]^[205]^[206]^[207] For residents unable to use fixed routes, Hernando County offers demand response paratransit services under the Complementary ADA Paratransit program, targeting individuals with disabilities whose trips originate and end within three-quarters of a mile of bus routes. This service, along with broader transportation for seniors and the disabled coordinated through Trans-Hernando as the county's Community Transportation Coordinator, provides door-to-door options at similar reduced fares. Additionally, ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft operate throughout Spring Hill, offering on-demand access for shorter trips or when bus schedules do not align.^[208]^[209]^[210]^[211] Intercity travel relies on connections to neighboring systems, with THE Bus linking to Pasco County Public Transportation (PCPT) via the Purple and Blue routes at the Scheer Commerce Center transfer point on Emerald Beach Boulevard. Spring Hill lacks local rail service or an airport, requiring residents to travel approximately 40 miles south to Tampa International Airport for air travel, often via rideshare, personal vehicle, or coordinated bus connections. County-wide, THE Bus recorded about 147,000 fixed-route passenger trips in 2024, reflecting a modest rebound from pandemic-era declines, with an emphasis on eco-friendly enhancements post-2020, including plans to integrate electric buses funded by federal infrastructure initiatives.^[204]^[212]^[213]^[214]^[206] Looking ahead, the county's 2025-2034 Transit Development Plan outlines expansions, including additional microtransit apps for on-demand service in high-demand areas like Spring Hill by fiscal year 2026, aimed at improving flexibility and sustainability through low-emission vehicles and better integration with bike facilities.^[206]^[215]

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The map below shows the political leanings of people in and around Hernando County. Darker red areas have relatively more Republican voters, dark blue areas ...
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Hernando County Sheriff's Office
D2 Office - Spring Hill; 7499 Forest Oaks Blvd, Spring Hill Fl 34606; Hours: 8am - 4pm Mon - Fri; Phone: (352) 688-5000; Phone: (352) 754-6830 - After Hours and ...Public Records Inquiry · Inmate Search · Active CAD Calls · Career Opportunities
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HCSO responds to concerns on length of response times
Dec 3, 2021 · Our average response times for all priorities combined was 15 minutes and 25 seconds. District two, which is basically the Spring Hill area, was 14 minutes and ...
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Fire Stations | Hernando County, FL
Fire Stations ; Fire Station 1, 1479 Parker Ave Spring Hill, FL 34606 ; Fire Station 10, 85 Veterans Ave Brooksville, FL 34601 ; Fire Station 11, 6388 Barclay Ave
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Pasco County Fire Rescue - Facebook
Nov 13, 2024 · PCFR crews provided mutual aid for Hernando County Fire Rescue in response to a structure fire on Tuesday afternoon.Missing: 14 Spring Hill
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Hernando County Utilities Department
Hernando County Utilities Department. Public Utility for providing water and wastewater service ... Water Bill · Report · Code Violation · Missed Trash/Recycling ...Online Payments · Water & Sewer · Customer Service, Billing... · Utilities FAQ
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Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative: Home
Funds are not used to pay electric bills. Operation Round-Up is governed by a board of Trustees from the Cooperative's nine districts. So, how does it work?Contact UsReport An OutageOffice Locations & Billing ...E-BillingNew Member Information
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News List | Hernando County, FL
Jul 19, 2024 · On average, citizens on water and sewer pay $79 a month currently. With the effective new rates, the average water and sewer bill would be ...
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Coastal to Replace Republic as County's Waste Hauler
May 26, 2025 · After 13 years, Hernando County will have a new company providing solid waste and recycling collection in 2026.
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Recycling | Hernando County, FL
Hernando County citizens with trash service also have weekly curbside recycling collection included in their service. Curbside recycling is collected with a ...
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Emergency Management | Hernando County, FL
Hernando County Housing and Supportive Services has funding available for qualified residents impacted by Hurricane Helene and/or Hurricane Milton.Evacuation Routes & Zones · Emergency Management Plans · Shelter Information
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FIND YOUR ZONE - Community Warning System
A highlighted interactive map that shows you what area is affected by the Emergency Alert. If you're in the area, follow the recommended protective actions ...
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Evacuation Routes & Zones | Hernando County, FL
Contact. Emergency Management 18900 Cortez Blvd. Brooksville, FL 34601. Phone (352) 754-4083. Fax (352) 754-4090. Recorded Message Line (352) 754-4111.
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Hernando School District - Education - U.S. News & World Report
Hernando School District contains 32 schools and 24,015 students. The district's minority enrollment is 40%. Also, 47.4% of students are economically ...
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Spring Hill, FL School Ratings - GreatSchools
Spring Hill is a city in Hernando county, Florida ; 51 Preschools ; 26 Elementary Schools ; 23 Middle Schools ; 17 High Schools ; 21 Public District Schools.
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Frank W. Springstead High School in Spring Hill, FL - Niche
Rating 3.7 (519) It has 1,893 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 23 to 1. According to state test scores, 39% of students are at least proficient in math ...
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F.W. SPRINGSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL - Home
As the only IB World School in Hernando County, Springstead is consistently ranked as one of America's Best High Schools by national magazines such as Newsweek ...Programs · Our School · Search · Parents
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Weeki Wachee High School in Spring Hill, FL - Niche
Rating 3.8 (253) Weeki Wachee High School is a public school located in WEEKI WACHEE, FL. It has 1,402 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 22 to 1.
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Explorer K-8 in Spring Hill, Florida - U.S. News Education
The student population of Explorer K-8 is 1,578 and the school serves PK-8. At Explorer K-8, 41% of students scored at or above the proficient level for math, ...
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EXPLORER K-8 - Home
school logo. EXPLORER K-8. 10252 Northcliffe BlvdSpring Hill, FL 34608. Phone 352-797-7094 · Site Map · Accessibility · Login. Contents © 2025 EXPLORER K-8.Contact UsEnjoy the Ride Responsibly
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DELTONA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Home
Our elementary school day typically begins at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 4:10 p.m., with after-school programs available for families needing extended care. How do I ...Our SchoolStudentsSite MapRegistrationStudents & Families in ...
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Best Elementary Schools in Hernando School District in Florida
Challenger K-8 School of Science and Math. Spring Hill, FL · Chocachatti Elementary School. Brooksville, FL · Suncoast Elementary School. Spring Hill, FL · Deltona ...
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Hernando, Citrus, North and West Pasco County: STEM
Oct 20, 2025 · Listings include science programs, computer instruction, game design camps, math programs, and more. Kids Hernando, Citrus, North and West Pasco ...
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Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School | Spring Hill Florida
Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, which is part of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, is a Catholic college preparatory, co-educational school serving grades ...Calendar · Admissions BMCHS · Bishop McLaughlin Athletics · Student Life
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Wider Horizons School – Montessori to College Preparatory Since ...
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The top ranked private preschools in Spring Hill, FL include Spring Hill Christian Academy and Wider Horizons School. The average acceptance rate is 75%, ...
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News - Hernando County School District
Jan 10, 2025 · The Hernando School District's 2023 -24 graduation rate is 88.1%, a slight dip from the district's 2022-23 graduation rate. The state's ...
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Workshop tackles the problem of student population growth
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School Capacity Issues in Hernando County, Florida - Facebook
Jan 28, 2025 · For those of you not familiar, our current capacity limits are now: 115% for High Schools 110% for Middle Schools 105 % for Elementary Schools I ...Jerry Campbell supports overdevelopment and over crowding of our ...What areas in Spring Hill should I look for in terms of good schools?More results from www.facebook.com
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### Spring Hill Campus Summary
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The distance from Spring Hill, Florida to Tampa, Florida is: 53 miles / 85 km driving 37 miles / 60 km flying.
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There are 19.71 miles from Spring Hill to Saint Leo in southeast direction and 31 miles (49.89 kilometers) by car, following the CR 572 route. Spring Hill and ...
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Spring Hill Branch - Hernando County Public Library
9220 Spring Hill Drive Spring Hill, FL 34608 Tuesday & Wednesday – 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Thursday – 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm Friday & Saturday – 9:00 am toMissing: size | Show results with:size
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... GED Testing Site; GED Preparation English; Multiple classrooms or tutoring locations. Hernando County Public Library System (West Hernando Branch). 6335 ...
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Upcoming Events | Hernando County Public Library System
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The Florida Electronic Library (FEL) offers digital resources such as books, magazines, and newspapers on a variety of topics. The FEL was founded in 2003 to ...
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Hernando County Public Library System: Month Calendar
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[PDF] Circulation and Borrowers
Hernando County Public Library System. 210,136. 279,174. 94,562. 373,736. 69,133. 1,761. 70,894. 5.3. $15. Yes. Charlotte County Library System. 209,334.Missing: statistics | Show results with:statistics
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To meet the ever-increasing demand for health care in Hernando County, TGH Spring Hill opened in 1991 as a 124-bed acute care hospital accredited by The Joint ...
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Sep 25, 2025 · New locations in Spring Hill and Brandon offer personalized, concierge-style care tailored to the unique needs of seniors.
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Located in Brooksville, FL, we are proud to be part of Encompass Health's national network of inpatient rehabilitation hospitals. Recently named America's Most ...Florida price transparency · Contact us · Make a Referral · Financial Assistance
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Spring Hill Animal Clinic treats dogs and cats, offering checkups, medical care, and advice. They are located at 1377 Anderson Snow Rd, Spring Hill, FL, open ...Emergency Pet Services · About · Services · Resources
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We're a full-service veterinary clinic located in Spring Hill, FL providing pet exams, pet dentistry, and more. Call (352) 683-1512 for an appointment!About us · Staff · Pharmacy · Veterinary Topics
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Wellness Services - Florida Department of Health in Hernando County
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Oak Hill includes an inspiring memory care community specifically designed for people living with early to mid-stage Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
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Rating 4.0 · Review by U.S. News & World ReportOak Hill Health & Rehabilitation in Brooksville, FL has a short-term rehabilitation rating of High Performing and a long-term care rating of Average.
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Since 1992, Bayfront Home Health has been providing the skilled and personal care many people need to assist in recovery from illness and in learning skills.<|separator|>
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Bayfront Home Health Services - Nursa
Bayfront Health Home Care offers quality home health services, including skilled nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy.
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Mental Health - Florida Department of Health in Hernando County
Aug 16, 2023 · 352-540-6800 · Web.HernandoCHD@flhealth.gov · Mailing Address. 7551 Forest Oaks Blvd. Spring Hill, Florida 34606.
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Crisis Services - BayCare
Signs of a Mental Health Crisis · To Make an Appointment: · (877) 850-9613 · If you are in a crisis situation and need immediate help, please call 988. · The ...
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24 Hour Crisis Hotline - Dawn Center of Hernando County serving ...
Call 352-686-8430 to get services. Helping someone else? Log a Referral. 24 Hour Crisis Hotline.
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Crescent Community Clinic | The Right Service at the Right Time
Please call or visit the website to learn more. Screenings provided for: Arthritis Asthma Diabetes C.O.P.D.. Emphysema Epilepsy Heart Disease Hypertension
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BayCare Wellness Stations —Free Health Screenings in Minutes
Just a few minutes at a BayCare Wellness Station can give you your personal health stats, including blood pressure, pulse, body weight and body mass index.
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Immunizations - Florida Department of Health in Hernando County
Feb 25, 2025 · Immunizations are available Monday through Friday, by appointment, 352-540-6800 at our Spring Hill office, 7551 Forests Oaks Blvd. Walk-ins are ...Missing: drives 2020
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Publix Florida Locations Ready to Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine
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The 2025/2026 COVID vaccine may be available for you in Spring Hill, Florida. Learn more about vaccine guidelines and if you can make an appointment today!Missing: drives post- 2020
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Physical Therapy Services - Spring Hill, FL
Physical Therapy at FYZICAL in Spring Hill, FL specializes in physical therapy, balance, rehabilitation, orthopedic & neurological therapy.Contact · Staff · Orthopedic Rehabilitation · Balance Therapy Program
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Physical Therapy & Rehab - Access Health Care Physicians
Our Rehab and Physical Therapy department is dedicated to assisting patients on their path to recovery with compassion, communication and expertise.<|separator|>
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Spring Hill Sports Medicine - Hernando Orthopedic & Spinal Surgery ...
Contact us today at 352-688-6035 to schedule an appointment and discuss how you can reach your physical movement and exercise goals through a personalized ...
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A better you awaits with Personal Training, 24-hour gym access, group fitness or boxing classes in Hernando County, FL · Your all in one place to get healthy.
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Pine Island - Parks | Hernando County, FL
Beaches; Bird Watching; Changing Rooms; Concession; Electricity; Observation; Parking Fee; Pavilions; Picnic Shelters; Playgrounds; Restrooms; Showers; Swimming ...
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Pine Island and Alfred McKethan Pine Island Park
Apr 11, 2024 · Alfred McKeethan Pine Island Park is the only public Gulf beach in Hernando County it has a nautical-themed playground, boardwalk to the ...
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Robert K. Rees Memorial Park - Pasco County, FL - Official Website
Playground; Restrooms; Beach; Swim Area; Observation Deck; Outdoor Shower. Hours. Open 7 days a week from sunrise to sunset. Stay connected! Sign up for news ...Missing: Spring Hill
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Located in New Port Richey, the Robert K. Rees Memorial Park features an observation tower where you can spot dolphins, cranes, and other sea birds.Missing: Spring Hill
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Oak Hills GC · Oak Hills Golf Club · 2.6878949458 ; Quail Ridge GCC. Quail Ridge Golf & Country Club · 5.0 ; Seven Hills GC: #4. Seven Hills Golfers Club · 2.982.
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There are 5 golf courses in Spring Hill, Florida, including 2 public and 3 private courses. ... There are also another 39 golf courses within 20 miles of Spring ...
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Figures in this document are based on spending by visitors during 2021, including domestic out-of-state visitors, international visitors, and Florida residents ...
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Pine Island Park - Florida Nature Coast
Pine Island Park is Hernando County's only public beach. The white sand beach is shaded by palm trees and provides a number of shelters and pavilions.
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Anderson Snow Park has 6 soccer fields, 8 baseball/softball fields, a playground, walking/bicycle trails, and is open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. It is a 100-acre sports ...
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Anderson Snow Park Splash Pad - Engage Hernando
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A 21.5 acre park located in Spring Hill. Includes multipurpose fields, baseball and softball field, playground, tot lot, concession stand, restrooms, press box, ...
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maintained county parks support a wide array of recreational activities, from casual strolling to active sports such as baseball, soccer, boating and swimming.Recreation Classes/Camps · Facility Rentals · Park/Preserve · PassesMissing: civic association
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Nestled in the heart of Florida's Nature Coast, Timber Pines is a 55+ community offering an active country club lifestyle featuring resort-style amenities.Member Login · About Us · Real Estate · GolfMissing: Deltona Corporation
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DON'T MISS A THING. Festivals, Parks, Locals, Community News & More for Florida's Nature Coast. Every Thursday to your Inbox.
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Spring Hill, Florida Radio Stations. We found 68 FM radio stations and 47 AM radio stations in the Spring Hill, FL area.
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Greatest Hits 106: WGHR
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Zachary James - IMDb
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Zachary James wins Grammy - Hernando Sun
Apr 16, 2022 · A former Hernando County resident stood on the stage and claimed the 2022 Grammy award for Best Opera Recording. The honor went to Zachary James.
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Tommy Mara's legacy in the Hernando County arts community
Jun 23, 2023 · Spring Hill resident Tommy Mara (Marasciullo), who passed away in 2021, was the lead singer of a popular doo-wop group known as The Crests and ...
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Jan 13, 2009 · Internationally known fine artist Antonio Caparello, 55, died Friday (Jan. 9, 2009) after open heart surgery in Clearwater.
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A unique tattoo experience at Ever After Gallery in Spring Hill, Florida. Skilled artists specialize in custom adult tattoos, and a local art.
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Fixed route 1-way is $1.25 (regular), $0.60 (reduced). 1-day is $3.00 (regular), $1.50 (reduced). 7-day is $10.00 (regular), $5.00 (reduced). 31-day is $30.00 ...
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TheBus Introduces Mermaid Route to Pine Island Park
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This page lists all available rideshare services that RideGuru tracks for Spring Hill, Florida. Scroll down for nearby airports and transportation hubs where ...
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Frequently Asked Questions | Hernando County, FL
TheBus currently connects with Pasco County. The transfer point with PCPT is located at the Scheer Commerce Center located on Emerald Beach Blvd.Missing: PSTA | Show results with:PSTA
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[PDF] Hernando County Board of County Commissioners (NTD ID 40146)
2024 Annual Agency Profile - Hernando County Board of County Commissioners ... Bus. Demand Response. 147,488. 7,740. 0. 0. 7. 3. 561,288. 75,273. 28,874. 4,303.Missing: statistics 2025
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Spring Hill to Tampa Airport (TPA) - 4 ways to travel via bus, taxi ...
The distance between Spring Hill and Tampa Airport (TPA) is 81 miles. The road distance is 41.3 miles. Get driving directions. How ...
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CUTR To Develop New Transit Plan for Hernando County
May 26, 2024 · The county's current public transportation ridership numbers have mostly rebounded since a dip during the 2020-2021 timeframe. ... Governing Board ...