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 The Colonialtown Neighborhood Association is a voluntary association serving the residential area of Colonialtown North, which consists of more than 1,700 homes with a population of about 3,500 people.
The neighborhood boundaries are Colonial Drive, Mills Avenue, Nebraska Street/Corrine Drive, and Bumby Avenue. Membership is open to all those residing or owning property in the area! We seek to raise our quality of life through community social events, physical improvements, programs to keep the neighborhood safe, interaction with local businesses and communication to keep us informed about what affects our great neighborhood!
| Check out the first Story of our Colonialtown History Section Featuring the story of Heywood and Jolene Brown. There is also a transcript availible from the live interview. Click here to check it out now, or use the Colonialtown History link on the right side of this page.
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 News for our Sponsors!
We are preparing a Business Directory for our CNA Sponsors. Requirements to be considered for listing in this directory will be a 3 issue add in our Printed CNA Newsletter and/or Participating in our Organization. Check back soon for more updates and the launch of the directory!
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City Vision for the Mills/Colonial Urban Design and Strategic Plan |
The City of Orlando is developing an urban design and strategic plan along the Mills (SR 17/92) and Colonial (SR 50) corridors. This area is an emerging urban, mixed use, pedestrian and transit-oriented commercial district bounded by stable, redeveloping residential neighborhoods. From the City's perspective the future physical form must take into account the functional vision for the planning area. The key elements of this vision are:
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We had tremendous Sign Auction at May's meeting. A huge turn out of neighbors and great food ended with nearly $2000 raised for the new signs. Six signs were auctioned and we presented Commissioner Sheehan with her own as a memento of the project. The new signs will be replacing the older lollipop signs that were installed as a project during her terms as CNA president.  Signs Auctioned Off
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