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[[File:2023 Birmingham City Council.png|center|thumb|575px|Members of the Birmingham City Council in 2023: (L-R): J. T. Moore, Hunter Williams, LaTonya Tate, Crystal Smitherman, Wardine Alexander, Valerie Abbott, Carol Clarke, Darrell O'Quinn and Clinton Woods]] | |||
The '''2021–2025 Birmingham City Council''' served as the [[Birmingham City Council]] from [[2021]] to [[2025]]. The nine members were elected by district to concurrent four-year terms in the [[2021 Birmingham municipal election]] on [[August 24]], [[2021]]. | The '''2021–2025 Birmingham City Council''' served as the [[Birmingham City Council]] from [[2021]] to [[2025]]. The nine members were elected by district to concurrent four-year terms in the [[2021 Birmingham municipal election]] on [[August 24]], [[2021]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 4 December 2023
The 2021–2025 Birmingham City Council served as the Birmingham City Council from 2021 to 2025. The nine members were elected by district to concurrent four-year terms in the 2021 Birmingham municipal election on August 24, 2021.
- District 1: Clinton Woods (1st full term), unopposed, having been appointed in December 2018 to fill the seat left vacant by Lashunda Scales' election to the Jefferson County Commission.
- District 2: Hunter Williams (2nd term), defeated 3 challengers
- District 3: Valerie Abbott (6th term), defeated 3 challengers
- District 4: J. T. Moore (1st term), defeated 1-term incumbent William Parker and 3 other challengers
- District 5: Darrell O'Quinn (2nd term), defeated 4 challengers
- District 6: Crystal Smitherman (1st full term), defeated 2 challengers, having been appointed in December 2018 to fill the seat left vacant by Sheila Tyson's election to the Jefferson County Commission.
- District 7: Wardine Alexander (1st full term), defeated 3 challengers, having been appointed in September 2018 to fill the seat left vacant by Jay Roberson' resignation.
- District 8: Carol Clarke (1st term), defeated 7 other candidates
- District 9: LaTonya Tate (1st term), defeated 1-term incumbent John Hilliard and two other challengers.
Officers
In 2023 Darrell O’Quinn was elected is president of the council and Wardine Alexander was elected president pro tem.
Committees
Council members are assigned to one or more committees, and also meet with the "Committee of the Whole". Those assignments were:
- Arts & Cultural Committee: Clarke (chair), Smitherman, Tate
- Budget & Finance Committee: Smitherman (chair), Abbott, Alexander
- Community Development Committee: Moore (chair), Abbott, Clarke
- Economic Development & Tourism Committee: Williams (chair), Clarke, Woods
- Government Affairs & Administration Committee: Alexander (chair), O'Quinn, Woods
- Planning & Zoning Committee: Abbott (chair), O'Quinn, Smitherman
- Public Safety Committee: Tate (chair), Moore, Williams
- Transportation & Infrastructure Committee: O'Quinn (chair), Tate, Woods
- Workforce Development Committee: Woods (chair), Alexander, Williams
| Preceded by: 2017-2021 Birmingham City Council |
Birmingham City Council 2021-2025 |
Succeeded by: 2025-2029 Birmingham City Council |