Historic Old Northeast
Neighborhood Association
SERVING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
From Porch Parties to Neighborhood Events, there’s always something to do in Historic Old Northeast
SERVING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
From Porch Parties to Neighborhood Events, there’s always something to do in Historic Old Northeast
Get Involved
Invest in your neighborhood today by becoming a member, volunteering, or donating
Memberships
Membership in the Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood Assn (HONNA) is open to all residents in The Historic Old Northeast. Membership is voluntary. We rely on membership dues to fund events and projects throughout the neighborhood. HONNA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Contributions are considered donations.
We
- Represent Neighbors’ interests before the City Council and City Departments
- Beautify Old Northeast public spaces and monuments
- Provide funding to add the neighborhood tree canopy in the parkways
- Promote the historic character of The Old Northeast
- Provide, organize and promote neighborhood events
- Inform residents on day-to-day interests, issues and events
- Assist with the safety and security of our residents and community
- Support Community and City strategic goals
Tier 1 Membership: $50 per household annually entitles you to:
- Free listing for Annual Yard Sale
- Free access to Shredding Day
- Free entrance to Porch Parties and the Annual Holiday Party
Tier 2 Membership: $100 per household; three (3) year term, entitles you to:
- A copy of Views from the Vinoy Book
- Free listing for Annual Yard Sale
- Free access to Shredding Day
- Free entrance to Porch Parties and the Annual Holiday Party
Tier 3 Membership: $500 per household; 15-year term, entitles you to:
- Free HONNA flag of member’s choice
- Free listing for Annual Yard Sale
- Free access to Shredding Day
- Free entrance to Porch Parties and the Annual Holiday Party
- Free “Views from the Vinoy” book
Volunteer
HONNA runs on volunteers.
HONNA relies on the time and efforts of our residents to support the numerous events and activities held within the neighborhood throughout the year. In order to advance HONNA’s mission and to increase our value to the community, HONNA invites you to bring your time, talents and skills to help with one or many events and/or committees
Submit your interests using the Volunteer Application
Upcoming Events
Porch Parties, Neighborhood Events, and More…
RESOURCES
Useful information for the neighborhood
HONNA Resources
City Council Member
District 6 (South From South Side of 9th Ave)
Gina Driscoll
gina.driscoll@stpete.orgCity Council Member
District 4 (North From North Side of 9th Ave)
Lisset Hanewicz
lisset.hanewicz@stpete.orgCity Council Phone Number
(727) 893-7117
St. Petersburg Resources
Mayors Action Center
727-893-7111- Police Non-Emergency Line
727-893-7780 - Sanitation Department
727-893-7398
LATEST NEWS
News and “what to know” about Historic Old Northeast.
Send us your news item suggestions at HONNA.org and we will be happy to compose and publish them.
September Quarterly Meeting – Report
Attendees at the HONNA quarterly meeting Monday evening, September 19, were treated to a Florida-Friendly Landscaping (FFL) mini-seminar. Doris Heitzmann, FFL Manager, took the 70 attendees through the “what, why and how” of using FFL practices to create beautiful gardens while conserving precious water resources and reducing pollution.
ABOUT US
To promote, preserve and protect the quality of life in our unique corner of the world
OUR MISSION
Representing over 2,500 residents, the Historic Old Northeast Association’s diverse leaders, members, and volunteers serve as custodians of our neighborhood resources. We are dedicated to maintaining the Old Northeast’s unique, historical status as one of St. Petersburg’s premier neighborhoods and a great place in which to live, work and play.
HISTORY OF HONNA
The Historic Old Northeast, established 100 years ago, was the city’s first organized neighborhood. The first neighborhood organization, the North Shore Neighborhood Association, was founded in 1974. In May 2002 the name was changed to reflect the prevailing use of the term “Old Northeast” when referring to the neighborhood.
A Board of Directors, which meets monthly, provides Association oversight and coordinates many of the social and business activities. HONNA membership is available to anyone living in the neighborhood. Members who are residents or own property have voting privileges on HONNA matters brought before the general membership.
PROMOTE
HONNA engages residents through events and communications of our neighborhood news, history, and accomplishments.
PRESERVE
HONNA supports and advocates for many types of preservation. All in an effort to maintain our high quality of community.
PROTECT
Neighborhood involvement to ensure the safety and security of our community.