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The developed areas of Oak Ridge Park are in [[Birmingham City Council District 5]], with parts of [[Birmingham City Council District 2|District 2]] covering the tree-covered ridge of [[Red Mountain]]. School-age children in the neighborhood attend Oliver Elementary, [[Putnam Middle School]], and [[Woodlawn High School]]. There are no [[List of Birmingham parks|public parks]] in the neighborhood. A donated lot was improved by volunteers and support from Home Depot to create the [[Oak Ridge Park Urban Garden]]. | The developed areas of Oak Ridge Park are in [[Birmingham City Council District 5]], with parts of [[Birmingham City Council District 2|District 2]] covering the tree-covered ridge of [[Red Mountain]]. School-age children in the neighborhood attend Oliver Elementary, [[Putnam Middle School]], and [[Woodlawn High School]]. There are no [[List of Birmingham parks|public parks]] in the neighborhood. A donated lot was improved by volunteers and support from Home Depot to create the [[Oak Ridge Park Urban Garden]]. | ||
The '''Oak Ridge Park Neighborhood Association''' meets on the 2nd Monday of each month at [[New Community Baptist Church]] on [[6th Court South]]. | The '''Oak Ridge Park Neighborhood Association''' meets on the 2nd Monday of each month at [[New Community Baptist Church]] on [[6th Court South]]. | ||
==Neighborhood presidents== | |||
* [[Myeisha Hutchinson]] | |||
* [[James Hill]] | |||
[[Category:Oak Ridge Park|*]] | [[Category:Oak Ridge Park|*]] | ||
Revision as of 08:22, 6 April 2021
- This article is about the Oak Ridge Park neighborhood in Woodlawn. For the neighborhood in Ensley, see Oak Ridge.
| Oak Ridge Park | |
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Birmingham neighborhoods |
| District(s) | 2, 5 |
|---|---|
| Community | Woodlawn |
| Population | 1,787 |
| Area | N/A |
| President | James Hill |
| Meeting site | New Community Baptist Church, (map) |
| Meeting day | 2nd Monday |
| Website | |
| Neighborhood map | Oak Ridge Park |
Oak Ridge Park is a small neighborhood in the Woodlawn community of eastern Birmingham. It lies between I-20 and U.S. Highway 78, east of Crestwood North and west of Gate City and Eastwood. It includes the Harris Homes housing project, Town Park Apartments and Oliver Elementary School.
The developed areas of Oak Ridge Park are in Birmingham City Council District 5, with parts of District 2 covering the tree-covered ridge of Red Mountain. School-age children in the neighborhood attend Oliver Elementary, Putnam Middle School, and Woodlawn High School. There are no public parks in the neighborhood. A donated lot was improved by volunteers and support from Home Depot to create the Oak Ridge Park Urban Garden.
The Oak Ridge Park Neighborhood Association meets on the 2nd Monday of each month at New Community Baptist Church on 6th Court South.