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* [[Beverly Carter]], 2012-2014
* [[Beverly Carter]], 2012-2014
* [[Ken Johnson]], 2014-
* [[Ken Johnson]], 2014-
* [[William Harden]]


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[[Category:Echo Highlands|*]]

Revision as of 08:57, 9 May 2019

Echo Highlands
Seal of birmingham.jpg
Birmingham neighborhoods
District(s) 1, 4
Community East Pinson Valley
Population 4,885
Area N/A
President William Harden
Meeting site Wine Wood Baptist Church, (map)
Meeting day 1st Thursday
Website
Neighborhood map Echo Highlands

Echo Highlands is a neighborhood in Birmingham's East Pinson Valley community. It stretches along Pinson Valley Parkway (Alabama State Highway 79) between Lawson Road and Carson Road, mostly to the east of the highway, toward Killough Springs, Bridlewood and Sun Valley. It includes most of the Valley East Industrial Park. Sun Valley Elementary School and Echo Highlands Park are in the neighborhood, which is represented in Birmingham City Council District 1 and District 4.

The Echo Highlands Neighborhood Association meets on the 1st Thursday of each month at Wine Wood Baptist Church on Winewood Road. Ken Johnson is the neighborhood president.

Neighborhood presidents