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Today’s Old Northeast neighborhood was the first established neighborhood within the City of St. Petersburg. Its amenities, proximity to downtown and parks, and coherent and traditional sense of neighborhood continue to be its strengths nearly a full century after it first became a residential area. An article in the St. Petersburg Times (Jul 1, 2001)

The Historic Old Northeast neighborhood was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. The concentration and diversity of early 20th century homes built on a grid of narrow brick streets with granite curbing and hexblock sidewalks, all shaded by a mature tree canopy, are hallmarks of the neighborhood. Maintaining these characteristics

Old Northeast Neighborhood Boundaries: North: 30th Avenue N/NE South: 5th Avenue N/NE East: North Shore Blvd NE & Coffee Pot Blvd NE West: 4th Street N

HONNA is involved in many projects that beautify the Old Northeast and make it a safer and better neighborhood in which to live. The many projects in which HONNA is involved include: •    Monument and cornerstones – HONNA pays for the patching, cleaning, painting and electrical repairs of these monuments and cornerstones on a

The HONNA Board allocates funds to purchase and plant 12-15 30 gallons, 8-foot specimens each spring in order to keep our canopy intact and growing! If you notice avenues and streets with gaps in the canopy or would like to have your section of parkway considered for a tree, contact Carol Kline, carolkline1948@gmail.com. Newly planted

The Historic Old NE Neighborhood Association supports recycling and the protection of our environment. However, our position regarding the location of bins and pick-up differs from that currently being implemented by the City. Our Neighborhood Plan has long advocated for alleys being used for utilities and garbage pick-up. Therefore, we are reaching out to the

During the past year and a half, St. Petersburg has been conducting a review of the City’s Land Development (Zoning) Regulations (LDRs). HONNA has been actively engaged in the process, attending public meetings, meeting with City Council members, and submitting input as part of the Neighborhood Review Committee. This Committee included Historic Kenwood, Crescent

The Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood Association (HONNA) is one of the oldest and most vibrant neighborhood associations in St. Petersburg. HONNA was founded in 1974 as the North Shore Neighborhood Association (NSNA). A name change occurred in May 2002 to reflect the prevailing use of the name “Old Northeast” when referring to the

Here is a resource list of government phone numbers and websites that might come in handy for special needs you may have as you go about your day-to-day living.  The main website address for the City of St. Petersburg is www.stpete.org and for Pinellas County it is www.pinellascounty.org. CITY GOVERNMENT & RELATED SERVICES Mayor’s Action Center