2010 Birmingham neighborhood elections

The 2010 Birmingham neighborhood elections were held on October 26, 2010 to decide leadership for Birmingham's 99 neighborhoods. Many races were uncontested.

• Acipco-Finley: president, Art Grayson 70 (96%), Donald Smith (4%)
• Airport Highlands:
• Apple Valley:
• Arlington-West End: president, Sheila Tyson 156 (99%), Gloria Fields 1 (1%)
• Belview Heights:president, Dianne Cain 10 (77%), Sherry Lewis 3 (23%)
• Bridlewood:
• Brown Springs: president, Clara Bates 5 (83%), Janice Hicks 1 (17%)
• Brownsville Heights:
• Brummitt Heights: president, Thereathea Montgomery 41 (98%), George Wells 1 (2%)
• Bush Hills: president, Alma Dennis 138 (99%), Kimberly Chatman 1 (1%), vice-president Dora Sims 138 (99%), Jewel Hudson 1 (1%), secretary Myra Tarver 138 (98%), Simonetta Perdue 1 (1%)
• Central City:
• Central Park:
• Central Pratt:
• College Hills: president, Paul Neville 23 (96%), Henry Lewis 1 (4%), secretary Jacqueline Scales 22 (96%), Adrienne Ward 1 (4%)
• Collegeville:
• Crestline:
• Crestwood North:
• Crestwood South: (no qualifiers)
• Dolomite:
• Druid Hills: secretary Roese Jones 6 (75%), Rosetta Jones 2 (25%)
• East Avondale:
• East Birmingham: president Sterling Fields 18 (58%), Daniel Fielder 13 (42%), vice-president Terry Boyd 19 (86%), Dereck Lassiter 3 (14%)
• East Brownville:
• East Lake neighborhood: vice-president Aaisha Muhammad 50 (96%), Shirley Holston 2 (4%)
• East Thomas
• Eastwood neighborhood:
• Echo Highlands:
• Enon Ridge:
• Ensley neighborhood:
• Ensley Highlands:
• Evergreen
• Fairmont:
• Fairview: president Gerri Robinson 27 (66%), Kimberly Chatman 14 (34%)
• Five Points South neighborhood:
• Forest Park-South Avondale:
• Fountain Heights: president, Doris Powell 62 (93%), Andre Brown 5 (7%), vice-president Diana Williams 29 (27%), Andre Brown 80 (73%)
• Garden Highlands:
• Gate City: vice-president Michael Johnson 18 (95%), Eloise Crenshaw 1 (5%)
• Germania Park neighborhood:
• Glen Iris:
• Grasselli Heights:
• Graymont:
• Green Acres neighborhood: (no qualifiers)
• Harriman Park:
• Highland Park:
• Highway 280 neighborhood
• Hillman: secretary Marcia Glover 18 (64%), Urbubru Brown 10 (36%)
• Hillman Park:
• Hooper City: president William Barnes 35 (92%), Larry Fitzpatrick 3 (8%)
• Huffman: vice-president Betty Helton 9 (82%), Don Hadden 2 (18%)
• Industrial Center:
• Inglenook: vice-president Arthur Bledsoe 20 (71%), Robert Operton III (29%)
• Killough Springs: president Rearlie Lawhorne 60 (61%), Al Rutledget 39 (39%)
• Kingston: president Lillie Cole 68 (72%), Hasan Rahmaan 26 (38%)
• Lake Purdy neighborhood
• Liberty Highlands:
• Maple Grove:
• Mason City:
• North Avondale:
• North Birmingham neighborhood: vice-president Jimmie Coleman 1 (50%), Anna Brown 1 (50%)
• North East Lake: (no qualifiers)
• North Pratt: president Clarence Ford 101 (65%), Aaron Carlton 54 (35%), vice-president Melvin Love 96 (64%), Nelda King 55 (36%)
• North Titusville:
• Norwood: vice-president Julius Clark 45 (67%), Tom Creger 22 (33%)
• Oak Ridge:
• Oak Ridge Park:
• Oakwood Place:
• Overton:
• Oxmoor neighborhood:
• Penfield Park:
• Pine Knoll Vista: (no qualifiers)
• Powderly:
• Redmont Park:
• Riley-Travellick:
• Rising-West Princeton:
• Roebuck:
• Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck: president Frank Hamby 165 (61%), Everett Wess 104 (39%), secretary Wanda Horton 30 (83%), Lynn Dobson 6 (17%)
• Roosevelt:
• Sand Ridge:
• Sandusky:
• Sherman Heights:
• Smithfield neighborhood: (no qualifiers)
• Smithfield Estates: president Ellen Spencer 136 (71%), Angene Smith 56 (29%), secretary Patricia Hicks 5 (62%), Joan Odums 3 (38%)
• South East Lake:
• South Pratt:
• South Titusville:
• South Woodlawn: (no qualifiers)
• Southside neighborhood:
• Spring Lake:
• Sun Valley
• Tarpley City:
• Thomas:
• Tuxedo:
• Wahouma neighborhood: president Patricia Johnson 11 (69%), Robert L. Walker 5 (31%)
• West Brownville:
• West End Manor:
• West Goldwire:
• Woodland Park:
• Woodlawn neighborhood:
• Wylam:
• Zion City neighborhood:

References

• Ruisi, Anne (October 25, 2010) "Birmingham residents to elect neighborhood association officers." Birmingham News
• "Birmingham releases results of voting for neighborhood leaders." (November 7, 2010) Birmingham News