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Tampa’s First Suburb
Greetings and welcome to Tampa Heights. Our historic, diverse, & vibrant neighborhood is located just north of Downtown Tampa, lined by I-275 to our south, the Hillsborough River to our west, and MLK Boulevard to our north. While our story began in the 1880’s as Tampa’s First Suburb, our chapters continue to be written. With our bungalow lined roads, beautiful parks, award-winning coffee shops, breweries, and restaurants, Tampa Heights is a a great neighborhood to live, work and play.
The mission of the Tampa Heights Civic Association is to be a nucleus for the neighborhood, provide civic activities for the betterment of the community, support the creation of employment opportunities, encourage civic pride, advocate for policies that enable affordable home ownership, promote the restoration and maintenance of historic buildings, promote new development that is aesthetically compatible with the existing neighborhood, encourage new business growth in Tampa Heights, support existing businesses and other people-focused community development.
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Civic Association
Tampa Heights’ vibrant civic association is an organization of residents and business owners with a shared interest in preserving and enriching our neighborhood. From safety and development to transit and events, our organization is a great way to put your mark on the neighborhood and stay informed.
Jr. Civic Association
Tampa Heights Junior Civic Association is a community based, resident-driven organization that connects youth and families to community resources; provides youth opportunities to build leadership and civic involvement through mentoring, caring and support; secures resources to respond to identified needs.
Community Garden
Our award-winning community is a gem not only for our neighborhood, but also Tampa. Residents have the opportunity to tend to their own plot as well as join a community plot and cultivate fresh fruits and vegetables as well as a sense of community, exercise, and neighborhood improvement.