OSNA Board of Directors
The Old Southeast Neighborhood Association (OSNA) is one of more than 100 recognized neighborhood associations in St. Petersburg, FL and serves as the voice of residents on local issues, development, safety, and community-building. It was officially established as a nonprofit organization on July 20, 1994. While the Old Southeast neighborhood itself has a much longer and colorful history, this date marks the beginning of OSNA as a formal, organized voice for the community.
OSNA is governed by a Board of Directors composed of no fewer than seven and no more than thirteen active members of the Association. This Board serves as the Association’s internal policy‑making body. Directors are elected each year during the Annual Membership Meeting in November to fill any open positions for the upcoming term.
The Officers of OSNA include a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. These officers are chosen annually from among the members of the newly elected Board of Directors at a meeting held immediately after the Annual Membership Meeting. Each officer serves a one‑year term.
2026 OSNA Board:
- John Johnson – President
- Sheila Monahan – Vice President
- Naomi Rutenberg – Secretary
- Fonda Sabin – Treasurer
- Mindy Brown
- Annie Johnson
- Pete Olivares
- Shanu Gupta
- Robbie Gammack
- Ford Jones
- Eric Feldman
2026 OSNA Committees & Chairs:
- Artist Enclave – Annie Johnson
- City Matters – Pete Olivaries
- Communications – Fonda Sabin
- Environmental – Sheila Monahan
- Events – Shanu Gupta
- History – Mindy Brown
- Volunteer – Robbie Gammack
As a volunteer organization, Old Southeast Neighborhood Association is always in need of helpers for the many events we conduct. Please let us know which activities you’d be interested in helping with and e-mail us at oldsoutheast.sp@gmail.com.
Former OSNA Board Members
Although OSNA is not yet able to publish a complete historical roster, available records highlight several notable past leaders. The names listed below represent the information gathered so far, and this list will continue to grow as our History Committee uncovers additional information.
