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Local services and rules

Moving to Spring Hill: who to call and what the city asks.

Spring Hill is a census-designated place in Hernando County, Florida. Curbside garbage and recycling in the unincorporated areas of Hernando County is provided by Coastal Waste & Recycling, not by the county. The Hernando County Supervisor of Elections has an office at 7443 Forest Oaks Blvd. in Spring Hill that does not accept mail.

Portable storage units and RVs at the home

Hernando County Code Compliance lists portable storage units, and an RV or travel trailer parked beyond the front line of the home, among its unauthorized-use-of-property violations.

Coastal Waste curbside service

Residents with curbside service get twice-a-week household garbage pickup, and sign up by calling Coastal Waste at (352) 540-6457. Curbside recycling is included in the service with once-a-week collection of paper, cardboard, plastics, aluminum, and tin. Residents contact Coastal Waste to request recycling bins.

Carts may be placed at the curb no earlier than 6 p.m. the day before collection and must be removed by the end of the collection day. The City of Brooksville has its own service.

Bulk pickup by appointment

Hernando County does not pick up bulk items. Coastal Waste collects furniture, mattresses, televisions and appliances that do not use freon, by appointment at (352) 540-6457.

Each Coastal Waste customer gets six bulk collections a year with up to 10 items per collection included with curbside service. Additional items require pre-payment of an added fee.

Coastal Waste cannot collect refrigerators, freezers, lawn mowers, propane tanks or other items that use freon, gasoline or propane. Items must not be put at the curb until 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection.

West Hernando Convenience Center and the other drop-off sites

Hernando County drop off facilities for solid waste and recycling include the West Hernando Convenience Center at 2525 Osowaw Blvd. in Spring Hill. Drop off facilities take Hernando County waste only, and proof of residency is required, such as a driver's license with a current Hernando County address.

Oil-based and latex paint up to 5 gallons per month, used oil up to 5 gallons per month, and automotive and rechargeable batteries are accepted at all locations. Pesticides, solvents, pool chemicals, gasoline and household cleaners go to the Main Landfill only.

Electric and water providers in Hernando County

Hernando County lists Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative (WREC) and Duke Energy as the electric providers residents contact directly.

In Hernando County, public water suppliers include the Hernando County Utilities Department and the City of Brooksville. Hernando County water and sewer service applications must be submitted online. A Residential Service Application requests new water and/or sewer service. Hernando County utility bills become past due 21 days after the statement date.

TheBus

TheBus, the Hernando County bus system, has a route that provides north-south service through the East Spring Hill area. Riders pay with cash (exact change, since drivers do not carry cash), a monthly paper pass, or the Token Transit app.

Pet licenses under Ordinance Section 6-22

Hernando County Ordinance Section 6-22 requires a county animal license for any dog, cat, wolf-hybrid or ferret four months of age or older, and no license is issued unless the animal is inoculated against rabies. Licenses can be bought in person at the animal shelter or by mail.