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The '''2010 Birmingham neighborhood elections''' were held on [[October 23]], [[2012]] to decide leadership for [[Birmingham]]'s 99 [[List of Birmingham neighborhoods|neighborhoods]]. Many races were uncontested.
The '''2012 Birmingham neighborhood elections''' were held on [[October 23]], [[2012]] to decide leadership for [[Birmingham]]'s 99 [[List of Birmingham neighborhoods|neighborhoods]]. Many races were uncontested and overall turnout was extremely low. The [[Acipico-Finley]], [[Green Acres neighborhood|Green Acres]], [[Mason City]], [[North Titusville]], [[Powderly]] and [[Smithfield]] neighborhoods were the only ones in which more than 100 votes were cast.


* [[Airport Hills Community]]
* [[Airport Hills Community]]
** [[Airport Highlands]]: President, [[Lori Blackman]]; Vice President, [[Prude Fuller]]; Secretary [[Simetta Hamby]]
** [[Airport Highlands]]: President, [[Lori Blackman]]; Vice President, [[Prude Fuller]]; Secretary [[Simetta Hamby]]
** [[Brownsville Heights]]: President [[Harry Giddens]]; Vice President, [[Linda Sims]]
** [[Brownsville Heights]]: President [[Harry Giddens]]; Vice President, [[Linda Sims]]
** [[Brummitt Heights]]:
** [[Maple Grove]]: President [[Rodney Hunt]]; Vice President [[Jeanette Threatt]]; Secretary [[Wilenda Body]]
** [[Maple Grove]]: President [[Rodney Hunt]]; Vice President [[Jeanette Threatt]]; Secretary [[Wilenda Body]]
** [[Penfield Park]]: President [[Willie Biggs]]
** [[Penfield Park]]: President [[Willie Biggs]]
* [[Brownsville Community]]
* [[Brownsville Community]]
** [[East Brownville]]: President [[Gwen Cook-Bibb]]; Vice President [[Claudette Carter]]; Secretary [[Janice Carter]]
** [[East Brownville]]: President [[Gwendolyn Cook Bibb]]; Vice President [[Claudette Carter]]; Secretary [[Janice Carter]]
** [[Roosevelt]]: President [[Gwendolyn Swain]]; Vice President [[Herman Miller]]
** [[Roosevelt]]: President [[Gwendolyn Swain]]; Vice President [[Herman Miller]]
** [[West Brownville]]: President [[Thomas Hendricks]]; Vice President [[Annistine Gilber]]; Secretary [[Caroline Horton]]
** [[West Brownville]]: President [[Thomas Hendricks]]; Vice President [[Annistine Gilber]]; Secretary [[Caroline Horton]]
* [[Cahaba Community]]
* [[Cahaba Community]]
** [[Highway 280 neighborhood]]
** [[Lake Purdy neighborhood]]
** [[Overton]]: President [[Anita Abrams]]; Vice President [[Carson Franklin]]; Secretary [[Stephanie White]]
** [[Overton]]: President [[Anita Abrams]]; Vice President [[Carson Franklin]]; Secretary [[Stephanie White]]
* [[Crestline Community]]
* [[Crestline Community]]
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** [[Gate City]]: President [[Linda Allen]]; Vice President [[Michael Johnson]]; Secretary [[Wilma Davis]]
** [[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]]
** [[North East Lake]]: President [[Victoria Rudolph]]; Vice President [[Gloria Cook]]; Secretary [[Patricia Cornelius]]
** [[Wahouma neighborhood]]: Vice President [[Robert Walker]]
** [[Wahouma neighborhood]]: Vice President [[Robert L. Walker]]
** [[Zion City neighborhood]]: President [[Elois Ramsey]]; Vice President [[Alberta Hubbard]]; Secretary [[Irma Hatcher-Martin]]
** [[Zion City neighborhood]]: President [[Elois Ramsey]]; Vice President [[Alberta Hubbard]]; Secretary [[Irma Hatcher-Martin]]
 
* [[East Pinson Valley]]
* [[Apple Valley]]:
** [[Apple Valley]]: President [[Ernest Robinson]]; Vice President [[Ernest Robinson]]; Secretary [[Pamela Robinson]]
* [[Acipco-Finley]]:  
** [[Bridlewood]]: President [[Eleanor Burks]]; Vice President [[Mark Kelow]]; Secretary [[J. L. Barman]]
* [[Arlington-West End]]:  
** [[Echo Highlands]]: President [[Beverly Carter]]; Secretary [[Dorothy Davis]]
* [[Belview Heights]]:  
** [[Pine Knoll Vista]]: Secretary [[Jacquelyn Williams]]
* [[Bridlewood]]:  
** [[Sun Valley]]: President [[Johnny Hawkins]]; Vice President [[Robert Butler]]
* [[Brummitt Heights]]:
* [[Ensley]]
* [[Bush Hills]]:  
** [[Dolomite]]: President [[Alfred Thomas]], Vice President [[Samuel Wyatt]]; Secretary [[Armelia Harville]]
* [[Central City neighborhood|Central City]]:  
** [[Ensley neighborhood]]: President [[George McCall]]
* [[Central Park]]:  
** [[Oak Ridge]]: President [[Fan Bailey]], Vice President [[Dallas Blackmon]]; Secretary [[Constance Franklin]]
* [[Central Pratt]]:
** [[Sherman Heights]]: President [[Olivia Johnson]]; Vice President [[Betty Thomas]]
* [[College Hills]]:  
** [[Tuxedo]]: President [[Magnolia Cook]], Vice President [[Carl Hodge]]; Secretary [[Marine Coleman]]
* [[Collegeville]]:
** [[Wylam]]: President [[Michael Etheridge]]; Vice President [[Viola Kelley]]; Secretary [[Noval Abraham]]
* [[Dolomite]]:
* [[Five Points West]]
* [[Druid Hills]]:  
** [[Belview Heights]]: President [[Dianne Caine]]; Vice President [[Sherry Lewis]]; Secretary [[Mamie Hymes]]
* [[East Avondale]]:
** [[Bush Hills]]: President [[Alma Dennis]], Vice President [[Dora Sims]]; Secretary [[Myra Tarver]]
* [[East Thomas]]
** [[Central Park]]: President [[Susan Palmer]]; Vice President [[David Hill]]; Secretary [[Antoinette Johnson]]
* [[Echo Highlands]]:
** [[Ensley Highlands]]: President [[Lynnette Peters]]; Vice President [[Colin Sanders]]; Secretary [[Acleciamae Peters]]
* [[Enon Ridge]]:  
** [[Fairview]]: President [[Gerri Robinson]]; Vice President [[Joe Gray]]; Secretary [[Simonette Perdue]]
* [[Ensley neighborhood]]:  
** [[Green Acres neighborhood]]: President [[Robert Littleton]]; Vice President [[Patricia Henderson]]
* [[Ensley Highlands]]:  
* [[Grasselli]]
* [[Evergreen]]
** [[Grasselli Heights]]: President [[John Wilson]]; Vice President [[Marthella Jackson]]; Secretary [[Bettie Pinkney]]
* [[Fairmont]]:
** [[Hillman]]:
* [[Fairview]]:  
** [[Hillman Park]]: President [[Jim Boyd]]; Vice President [[Walter Burrell]]; Secretary [[Willie James Smith]]
* [[Five Points South neighborhood]]:  
** [[Industrial Center]]:
* [[Forest Park-South Avondale]]:  
** [[Tarpley City]]: President [[Rosalind Young]]; Vice President [[Dorothy Cunningham]]; Secretary [[Ethel Dunagan]]
* [[Fountain Heights]]:
** [[West Goldwire]]: President [[Johnny Knott Jr]]; Vice President [[Harvey Campbell]]
* [[Garden Highlands]]:
* [[Huffman community]]
* [[Germania Park neighborhood]]:
** [[Huffman]]: President [[Betty Helton]]; Secretary [[Juanita Milstead]]
* [[Glen Iris]]:
** [[Killough Springs]]: President [[Pearlie Lawhorne]]; Vice President [[Frederick Jackson]]; Secretary [[Jennifer Sanders]]
* [[Grasselli Heights]]:
** [[Liberty Highlands]]: President [[Doris Wright Clanton]]; Vice President [[Sophia Clanton]]; Secretary [[Jewel Heard]]
* [[Graymont]]:
** [[Spring Lake]]: President [[George Lee]]; Vice President [[Tessa Ward]]
* [[Green Acres neighborhood]]:  
* [[Northside]]
* [[Harriman Park]]:  
** [[Central City neighborhood|Central City]]: President [[Patrick Ballard]]; Vice Preisdent [[Summer Davis]]; Secretary [[Brandon Davis]]
* [[Highland Park]]:  
** [[Druid Hills]]: President [[Charlie Williams]]; Vice President [[Arnie Evans]]; Secretary [[Bria Williams]]
* [[Highway 280 neighborhood]]
** [[Evergreen]]: Vice President [[Shirley Curry]]; Secretary [[Juliette Dowdell]]
* [[Hillman]]:  
** [[Fountain Heights]]: President [[Andre Brown]]; Vice President [[Jimmy Summerville]]; Secretary [[Darrell Crawford]]
* [[Hillman Park]]:
** [[Norwood]]: President [[Robert Gilmore]]; Vice President [[Tom Creger]]; Secretary [[Brenda Hatcher]]
* [[Hooper City]]:
* [[North Birmingham]]
* [[Huffman]]:  
** [[Acipco-Finley]]: President [[Art Grayson]]
* [[Industrial Center]]:
** [[Collegeville]]: President [[Vivian Starks]]; Vice President [[Chester Wallace]]; Secretary [[Drucillia Royal]]
* [[Killough Springs]]:  
** [[Fairmont]]: President [[Ronald Mitchell]]; Vice President [[Theresia Hale]]; Secretary [[Frankie Maddox]]
* [[Lake Purdy neighborhood]]
** [[Harriman Park neighborhood|Harriman Park]]: President [[James Monday Jr]]; Vice President [[Keisha Brown]]; Secretary [[Alberta Weeden]]
* [[Liberty Highlands]]:
** [[Hooper City]]: President [[Danny Robinson]]; Vice President [[Jaqueline Brown]], Secretary [[Eula Jackson]]
* [[Mason City]]:  
** [[North Birmingham neighborhood]]: President [[Sandra Brown]]; Vice President [[Anna Brown]]; Secretary [[Ronald Barnes]]
* [[North Birmingham neighborhood]]:  
* [[Pratt]]
* [[North Pratt]]:
** [[Central Pratt]]: President [[Leroy Bandy]]; Vice President [[Joseph Black]]; Secretary [[Eleanor White Hall]]
* [[North Titusville]]:  
** [[North Pratt]]: President [[Clarence Ford]]; Vice President [[Dorothy Escott Holmes]]; Secretary [[Rosemary Burgess]]
* [[Norwood]]:  
** [[Sandusky]]: President [[Juanita Brew]]; Vice President [[Karen Drisker]]; Secretary [[Kim Rozell Williams]]
* [[Oak Ridge]]:  
** [[Smithfield Estates]]: President [[Ellen Spencer]], Vice President [[Hershell Hicks]]
* [[Oak Ridge Park]]:
** [[South Pratt]]: President [[Richard Harris]]; Vice President [[Lillie Files]]; Secretary [[Brenda Ragland]]
* [[Oakwood Place]]:  
** [[Thomas]]: President [[Alonzo Darrow]], Vice President [[Shirley GIbson]]
* [[Oxmoor neighborhood]]:
* [[Red Mountain community]]
* [[Pine Knoll Vista]]:
** [[Forest Park-South Avondale]]: President [[Sam Frazier]]; Vice President [[Jeff McGee]]; Secretary [[Jason Smith]]
* [[Powderly]]:
** [[Highland Park]]: President [[Allison Glascock]]; Vice President [[Carl Sosnin]]; Secretary [[Beverly Bell]]
* [[Redmont Park]]:  
** [[Redmont Park]]: President [[Don Cosper]]; Vice President [[Cathy Adams]]; Secretary [[Barbara Simpson]]
* [[Riley-Travellick]]:
* [[Roebuck-South East Lake]]
* [[Rising-West Princeton]]:
** [[Roebuck]]:
* [[Roebuck]]:
** [[Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck]]: President [[Frank Hamby]]; Vice President [[David Cobbin]]; Secretary [[Katrina Turnbach]]
* [[Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck]]:  
** [[South East Lake]]: President [[Mitchell Nash]]; Vice President [[Willie Wooten]]
* [[Sand Ridge]]:  
* [[Smithfield community]]
* [[Sandusky]]:  
** [[College Hills]]: President [[Paul Neville]], Vice President [[Henry Lewis]]; Secretary [[Madalyn Welch]]
* [[Sherman Heights]]:  
** [[East Thomas]]: President [[Walter Floyd]]; Vice President [[Patrice Jones]]
* [[Smithfield neighborhood]]:  
** [[Enon Ridge]]: President [[Adrienne Reynolds]]; Vice President [[Vera Juett]]; Secretary [[Tommie Medlock]]
* [[Smithfield Estates]]:  
** [[Graymont neighborhood|Graymont]]: President [[Willine Body]]; Vice President [[Eloise Hardy]]
* [[South East Lake]]:
** [[Smithfield neighborhood]]: President [[Shirley Floyd]]; Vice President [[Leola Scott]]; Secretary [[Ruthie Johnson]]
* [[South Pratt]]:
* [[Southside community]]
* [[South Titusville]]:
** [[Five Points South neighborhood]]: President [[John Mills]]; Vice President [[Jimmy Stout]]; Secretary [[Danny Jones]]
* [[South Woodlawn]]:  
** [[Glen Iris]]:President [[Scott Capps]]; Vice President [[Carol Williams]]; Secretary [[Kenneth Saunders]]
* [[Southside neighborhood]]:  
** [[Southside neighborhood]]:
* [[Spring Lake]]:
* [[Southwest Birmingham]]
* [[Sun Valley]]
** [[Garden Highlands]]: President [[Harriette Littleton]]; Vice President [[Robert Lee Carlisle]]; Secretary [[Michelle Carlisle]]
* [[Tarpley City]]:  
** [[Mason City]]: President [[W. L. Williams]]; Vice President [[Joan Tucker]]; Secretary [[Brenda Owens]]
* [[Thomas]]:  
** [[Oxmoor neighborhood]]: Secretary [[Sallie White]]
* [[Tuxedo]]:
** [[Powderly]]: President [[Veronica Johnson]]; Vice President [[Louvenia Cummings]]
* [[West End Manor]]:  
** [[Riley-Travellick]]: President [[Vickie Barnett]]; Vice President [[Felicia Hatchett]]; Secretary [[Annette Taylor]]
* [[West Goldwire]]:
* [[Titusville community]]
* [[Woodland Park]]:  
** [[North Titusville]]: President [[John C. Harris]]; Vice President [[Loretta Knight]]
* [[Woodlawn neighborhood]]:  
** [[South Titusville]]: President [[Christine Mims]]; Vice President [[Alann Johnson]]; Secretary [[Irene Millhouse]]
* [[Wylam]]:
** [[Woodland Park]]: President [[Johnnie Summerville]]; Vice President [[Michael Morrison]]; Secretary [[Ada Washington]]
* [[West End]]
** [[Arlington-West End]]:
** [[Germania Park neighborhood]]: President [[Evanne Gibson]]; Vice President [[Willie Cade]]; Secretary [[Ethel DeRamus]]
** [[Oakwood Place]]: President [[Ella Clark]], Vice President [[Brandi Gary]]; Secretary [[Gloria Fields]]
** [[Rising-West Princeton]]: President [[Hattie Williams]]; Vice President [[William Deamues]]; Secretary [[Essie LeMcCall]]
** [[West End Manor]]: President [[Debra Mays]]; Vice President [[Donice Palmore]]; Secretary [[Jackie Taylor]]
* [[Woodlawn]]
** [[East Avondale]]: President [[Doris Jones]]; Vice President [[Wanda Looney]]
** [[Oak Ridge Park]]: President [[Myeisha Hutchinson]]; Vice President [[Barbara Merchant]]; Secretary [[Joyce Thomas]]
** [[South Woodlawn]]: President [[Arnold King]], Vice President [[Vanessa Jones]]; Secretary [[Cassandra Allen]]
** [[Woodlawn neighborhood]]: President [[Brenda Pettaway]]; Vice President [[Donna Hall]]; Secretary [[Octavia Davis]]


==References==
==References==
* Lowery, Emily (October 25, 2012) "[http://www.magiccitypost.com/community/city-of-birmingham-announces-neighborhood-election-results City of Birmingham announces neighborhood election results]" Magic City Post
* Lowery, Emily (October 25, 2012) "[http://www.magiccitypost.com/community/city-of-birmingham-announces-neighborhood-election-results City of Birmingham announces neighborhood election results]" Magic City Post


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Latest revision as of 15:53, 9 January 2018

The 2012 Birmingham neighborhood elections were held on October 23, 2012 to decide leadership for Birmingham's 99 neighborhoods. Many races were uncontested and overall turnout was extremely low. The Acipico-Finley, Green Acres, Mason City, North Titusville, Powderly and Smithfield neighborhoods were the only ones in which more than 100 votes were cast.

References

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