Northwood Estates Homeowner's Association

08/01/2026

07/10/2026

There have been several coyote sightings in our neighborhood recently. Should you see coyotes roaming around please follow the instructions in the information below:

For non-threatening coyote sightings in Clearwater, document the encounter online using the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) interactive map. If you are experiencing conflicts with a coyote that has lost its fear of humans, contact the FWC Southwest Regional Office directly at (863) 648-3200.

Here is the breakdown of who to contact and when, depending on the situation:

Non-Emergency Sightings: To report an encounter where the coyote is simply passing through or exhibiting normal, fearful behavior, use the FWC's Wildlife Incident Management System to log the location.

Unusual or Aggressive Behavior: If a coyote approaches people, chases joggers/bikers, or attacks leashed pets, report the incident immediately during business hours to the FWC Southwest Regional Office at (863) 648-3200.

Emergencies & Imminent Threats: If a coyote will not leave when scared away and poses an imminent threat to human health or safety, call 911.

City & County Resources: Review the City of Clearwater Wildlife Issues page for municipal advice, or contact Pinellas County Animal Services at (727) 582-2600 for domestic animal concerns or to report animal safety violations (e.g., neighbors leaving pet food out that attracts coyotes).

• To discourage the coyote from staying or returning: Make loud noises, clap, shout, or spray the coyote with a garden hose to teach it that your yard is an unsafe place.

• Remove attractants: Bring pet food inside, secure your trash cans, and pick up any fallen fruit from trees.

• Protect small pets: Always supervise small dogs and cats while they are outdoors.

05/19/2026

The 3 Block parties that were held on Saturday, March 28th in Tracts C, F and G were very successful and enjoyed by attendees of all ages. Tract C had 50 people, Tract F had 40 and Tract G had 25.

We had policemen and fireman stop by. Councilman Ryan Cotton came. Representatives from the Long Center gave information regarding available activities. Two tracts had bounce houses which were greatly enjoyed by the children. Face painting and creating sidewalk chalk drawings were also enjoyed by the neighborhood children. A Food truck provided gourmet popsicles.

It was a very successful Northwood Estates neighborhood gathering!!

04/10/2026

Neighborhood-wide GARAGE SALE Saturday, April 11, 8AM on. Put up as many signs as you want to direct traffic to your block. Large signs are at the entrances.

03/24/2026

In Tract C and F, there will be a bounce house for the Block party. Possible Fire Truck visit! Let us know if you will be attending.

03/19/2026

BLOCK PARTY at Each Tract!
Saturday, March 28 11:00 to 2:00 PM.

Tract C: Fallsrock Dr./ Tract F: Splitwood Way /Tract G: Foxhead Way

Food, fun, good neighbors, the HOA Board Members and possibly city representatives.

Bring a dish, if you want. Please message us if you will attend!

See you there!

Bouncy House in C and F! Kid games!

A possible visit from the Firemen and their Fire Truck!

03/10/2026

HOA neighborhood meeting
Monday, March 16, 2026 at 7:00 pm
Location: Northwood Presbyterian Church
2875 State Road 580 East

This meeting will include the election of HOA Board members. In order to vote, you must be a current dues paying resident.
Current Board members are;
President- Marcy Sanders
Vice President- Jayme Pecci
Treasurer- Dave Milas
Secretary- Judy Merrell

If any homeowners would like to run for any of the above positions on the Board to help keep Northwood Estates beautiful, friendly and safe; please send your information to: [email protected]

We will also be discussing the Northwood Estates Block Party, which is to be held on Saturday, March 28, 2026. This is a part of the Clearwater Neighborhood Day celebration throughout the city of Clearwater.

Also to be discussed will be needed updates/changes to our current Northwood Estates Deed Restrictions.

Any other topics can also be brought up at the meeting for discussion.

Send a message to learn more

02/10/2026

Good Afternoon,
My name is Kyree Sellman and I am one of the Neighborhood Coordinators here at the city of Clearwater! I am reaching out to you to let you know that...

starting Monday, December 1st residents are allowed to only water their lawns one day per week.

This is a change from when residents could originally water their lawns two days per week. Below is a link that explains the new restriction in full.

https://www.myclearwater.com/My-Neighborhood-and-Community-Programs/Tree-Lawn-and-Garden/Water-Restrictions

For questions and concerns, contact Public Utilities customer service at (727) 562-4960.

Know when you can and cannot water your lawn.

12/31/2025

Best and Brightest
1st Place 2561 Redwood Way
2nd Place 2890 Sweetgum Way S