Spring Hill Police

Police Investigate Alleged Shoplifting Incident at Target ow.ly/jFK850Yts9T

Police Investigate Attempted Jewelry Case Break-In at Walmart ow.ly/FOis50YtrFL

Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Class – Empowerment Through Education - Details here: shpdnews.com/2026/03/12/rap…

WRECK - ROAD CLOSED Kedron Rd between Royal Park Blvd and Saturn Pkwy will be closed while responders investigate a two vehicle collision. Please seek alternate routes. Estimated closure for 30-45 mins.

Investigation Leads to Arrest in Restaurant Theft Case shpdnews.com/2026/02/20/inv…

Thank you to The Goldton at Spring Hill for inviting our officers and staff to your Valentine’s Day Dance! ❤️

Two Juveniles Apprehended After Vehicle Flees Spring Hill Officers. More info here: shpdnews.com/2026/02/10/two…

On Feb. 5, 2010, Cpl. McLaren was injured in an on-duty crash and passed two days later. He was 28, a Franklin resident, Hillsboro HS wrestling champion, and former FTO. Call #215 is retired—he remains on our roster forever. #NeverForget

Public Works will be removing debris/cutting limbs on Buckner Rd between Main St and Buckner Ln. this morning until finished. There will be rolling lane closures where only one lane will be open.

ROAD CLOSED - Main Street from Beechcroft Road to Depot Street will be closed for approximately one hour while tree limbs are cleared. Please seek an alternate route.

Williamson County EMA is collecting reports of storm-related damage to better understand which areas were affected by this winter storm and to support local and state damage assessments. ✅Important to know: •Submitting a report is NOT an application for assistance. •This survey is for reporting damage or loss to personal residences only, not outbuildings or vehicles. • The information helps authorities assess the overall impact of the storm. Report ➡️bit.ly/4pXKWlq ⚡️ Utility outages should still be reported directly to your electric or utility provider. 🚨 If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1. Thank you for helping us gather accurate information to support recovery efforts.

Thank you to the teams at @DuckRiverEMC , @CPWS_Columbia and @MidTnElectric for your prompt and dedicated efforts today in restoring power to all affected customers.

Williamson County Warming Shelters Open — Travel Only if Necessary Warming shelters are now open at Fairview High School and Franklin High School for residents who do not have a safe, warm place to stay. ⚠️ Road conditions are hazardous. Please stay in your home unless you do not have safe heating options, or reach out to friends or family members if available. If you must travel to a shelter, use extreme caution, avoid unsafe roads, and arrange safe transportation if possible. 📍 Shelter Locations · Fairview High School 2595 Fairview Blvd, Fairview, TN 37062 · Franklin High School 810 Hillsboro Rd, Franklin, TN 37064 🐾 Pets: Cats and dogs only at this time. Animals must be leashed or in crates. Please bring your own leashes and muzzles for nervous pups. Bring snacks and drinks. Please share this information with anyone who may need it. Stay safe and warm.

Please take a few extra minutes to remove ice from your roof, hood, trunk, and windows. Doing so helps protect you and everyone else on the road.

The SHPD reminds drivers to fully clear all ice and snow from their vehicles before traveling. As your vehicle moves, sheets of ice can break loose and become dangerous “ice missiles,” striking other vehicles and potentially causing crashes, property damage, or serious injuries.

Update (9:30am) - Road is OPEN.

ROAD CLOSED - BUCKNER ROAD (Sutherland Drive to Biggers Drive). Please use Sutherland Drive (see map) to bypass.

REMINDER: 9-1-1 is for life-threatening emergencies and serious injuries only. Please do NOT call 9-1-1 to report power outages. We understand conditions are stressful. The fastest and most effective way to report an outage is directly to your electric provider, via their app or website using cellular data, or by calling them. MTEMC: 1-877-777-9111 NES: 615-234-0000 Duck River Electric (931) 684-4621

Several trees blocking the roadway on city streets. Please avoid traveling if you can.