2012 Birmingham neighborhood elections

The 2010 Birmingham neighborhood elections were held on October 23, 2012 to decide leadership for Birmingham's 99 neighborhoods. Many races were uncontested.

• Airport Hills Community
  • Airport Highlands: President, Lori Blackman; Vice President, Prude Fuller; Secretary Simetta Hamby
  • Brownsville Heights: President Harry Giddens; Vice President, Linda Sims
  • Maple Grove: President Rodney Hunt; Vice President Jeanette Threatt; Secretary Wilenda Body
  • Penfield Park: President Willie Biggs
• Brownsville Community
  • East Brownville: President Gwen Cook-Bibb; Vice President Claudette Carter; Secretary Janice Carter
  • Roosevelt: President Gwendolyn Swain; Vice President Herman Miller
  • West Brownville: President Thomas Hendricks; Vice President Annistine Gilber; Secretary Caroline Horton
• Cahaba Community
  • Overton: President Anita Abrams; Vice President Carson Franklin; Secretary Stephanie White
• Crestline Community
  • Crestline: President Sandra Storm; Vice President M. Joyce Greathouse; Secretary Barbara White
  • Eastwood neighborhood: President Lyda Couch; Secretary Terri Wright
• Crestwood:
  • Crestwood North: President Darrel O'Quinn; Vice President Danny Winter
  • Crestwood South: President Doug Yarbrough; Vice President Elizabeth Murray; Secretary Joe Knott
• East Birmingham
  • East Birmingham North: President Debra DeRamus; Vice President Terry Boyd; Secretary Jackie Patton
  • Inglenook: President Carolyn Murphy; Vice President Arthur Bledsoe; Secretary David Van Williams
  • Kingston: President Lillie Cole; Vice President Lovie Crawford; Secretary Ellarine Stroud
  • North Avondale: President Bobby Horne; Vice President Carrie Billups; Secretary Julia Horne
• East Lake
  • Brown Springs: President Clara Bates; Vice President Mary Blackmon; Secretary Lou Bell Hill
  • East Lake neighborhood: President Aaisha Muhammed; Vice President Richard Drake; Secretary Stella Hill
  • Gate City: President Linda Allen; Vice President Michael Johnson; Secretary Wilma Davis
  • North East Lake: President Victoria Rudolph; Vice President Gloria Cook; Secretary Patricia Cornelius
  • Wahouma neighborhood: Vice President Robert Walker
  • Zion City neighborhood: President Elois Ramsey; Vice President Alberta Hubbard; Secretary Irma Hatcher-Martin

• Apple Valley:
• Acipco-Finley:
• Arlington-West End:
• Belview Heights:
• Bridlewood:
• Brummitt Heights:
• Bush Hills:
• Central City:
• Central Park:
• Central Pratt:
• College Hills:
• Collegeville:
• Dolomite:
• Druid Hills:
• East Avondale:
• East Thomas
• Echo Highlands:
• Enon Ridge:
• Ensley neighborhood:
• Ensley Highlands:
• Evergreen
• Fairmont:
• Fairview:
• Five Points South neighborhood:
• Forest Park-South Avondale:
• Fountain Heights:
• Garden Highlands:
• Germania Park neighborhood:
• Glen Iris:
• Grasselli Heights:
• Graymont:
• Green Acres neighborhood:
• Harriman Park:
• Highland Park:
• Highway 280 neighborhood
• Hillman:
• Hillman Park:
• Hooper City:
• Huffman:
• Industrial Center:
• Killough Springs:
• Lake Purdy neighborhood
• Liberty Highlands:
• Mason City:
• North Birmingham neighborhood:
• North Pratt:
• North Titusville:
• Norwood:
• Oak Ridge:
• Oak Ridge Park:
• Oakwood Place:
• Oxmoor neighborhood:
• Pine Knoll Vista:
• Powderly:
• Redmont Park:
• Riley-Travellick:
• Rising-West Princeton:
• Roebuck:
• Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck:
• Sand Ridge:
• Sandusky:
• Sherman Heights:
• Smithfield neighborhood:
• Smithfield Estates:
• South East Lake:
• South Pratt:
• South Titusville:
• South Woodlawn:
• Southside neighborhood:
• Spring Lake:
• Sun Valley
• Tarpley City:
• Thomas:
• Tuxedo:
• West End Manor:
• West Goldwire:
• Woodland Park:
• Woodlawn neighborhood:
• Wylam:

References

• Lowery, Emily (October 25, 2012) "City of Birmingham announces neighborhood election results" Magic City Post