NHPA
The North Hill Preservation Association (NHPA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission to protect, preserve, and restore the history, unique architecture, and landscape of the North Hill Preservation District; foster a sense of community among North Hill residents; and encourage a broader relationship with other Pensacola communities.
NHPA Board
The all-volunteer, twelve-member Board is tasked with meeting and promoting the organization’s mission. Although the Board does not address code enforcement issues or neighbor disputes, the Board may advocate on behalf of the neighborhood to the local governments in the event of improper zoning, improper permitting, or safety concerns. We ask that residents contact the City directly or through Pensacola 311 to report any concerns related to the parks, streets, streetlights, or sidewalks.
Board members serve 3-year terms, with four Board members’ terms expiring each year. Nominees are submitted to the Nominations Committee each January – 31 March to fill the open Board positions. The Board then prepares a slate of four (or more, if needed) nominees to be presented and approved at the annual membership dinner meeting in June.
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The Board convenes 10 times a year (each month except August and December), while committees meet as needed. Current members can attend Board meetings as an observer room permitting. Members and guests can address the Board during the Open Forum at the beginning of each meeting (request visitation in advance by contacting the NHPA President). Board meeting dates, times, and locations are subject to change–contact NHPA President for details/current information.
General Inquiries
Email: president@historicnorthhill.com
Mailing Address: NHPA, PO Box 12451, Pensacola, FL 32591
2025–2026 Board Members
Following are this year’s Board members and the year in which their terms end. Please feel free to contact Board members to share your concerns, ideas, or willingness to volunteer! Most Board members have full-time jobs, so please understand an immediate response might not be possible. Thank you in advance!
NHPA Committees
All Board members must chair or co-chair a committee as well as assist as needed with the activities of other committees. Non-Board members are encouraged to serve on committees that need help. Volunteer opportunities are open to both members and nonmembers.
Architectural Review and Assistance Committee (ARAAC) – Marcie Whitaker & Lisa Bradley
The ARAAC Committee (ARAAC@historicnorthhill.com) reviews Architectural Review Board (ARB) submissions and helps residents through the ARB process.
Communications Committee – Jennifer Wasilenko, Hannah Domoslay-Paul, Dylan Smith & Myles Bristowe
The Communications Committee maintains the NHPA website content, maintains NHPA presence on social media, responds to NHPA email, and sends out newsletters.
Events Committee – All Board of Directors (BOD) chair events / POC NHPA President
The Events Committee schedules, organizes, and conducts events such as Luminary Night, Spring/Fall Festivals, and Cinema on the Green. Also included are the Admission Events (aka Members-Only events) which require tickets; they are the Annual Founders’ Day Dinner and Meeting in June and the Holiday Party in December.
Love North Hill Committee – Lisa Bradley, Jan ORouke, & Steve Kukla
The Love North Hill Committee (lovenorthhill@historicnorthhill.com) researches and orders house plaques for members, managers North Hill logo merchandise, promotes the online North Hill Walking Tour, and plans/implements North Hill Tour of Homes.
Membership Committee – Lisa Bradley & Jennifer Wasilenko
The Membership Committee organizes and conducts the Annual Membership Drive in January & February and maintains all membership records.
Parks & Pathways Committee – Todd Clark & Steve Kukla
The NHPA Parks Committee schedules and organizes park clean-ups for North Hill’s five parks (PDF), ensures park equipment is in good order, and helps maintain structures.
Welcome Committee – Laura Swann, Jan O’Rouke, & Dylan Smith
The Welcome Committee welcomes new residents, delivers newcomer packets, plans and hosts newcomer socials, and provides newcomer records to the BOD monthly.