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* DeButts, Jimmy (January 5, 2009) "Lawmaker seeks changes at BJCC." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
* DeButts, Jimmy (January 5, 2009) "Lawmaker seeks changes at BJCC." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
* DeButts, Jimmy (June 25, 2010) "Lawmaker: Board vacancies key to BJCC's future." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
* DeButts, Jimmy (June 25, 2010) "Lawmaker: Board vacancies key to BJCC's future." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
* Archibald, John (September 19, 2010) "What the Schwartz are they doing at the BJCC?" ''Birmingham News''


==External links==
==External links==
* [http://newsroom.bjcc.org/section_display.cfm?section_id=42&start_row=1 BJCC Board of Directors] at bjcc.org
* [http://newsroom.bjcc.org/section_display.cfm?section_id=42&start_row=1 BJCC Board of Directors] at bjcc.org


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Revision as of 10:06, 20 September 2010

The Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center Authority (originally the Civic Center Authority of the Cities and County of Jefferson County, commonly called the BJCC Board) is the governing body that manages the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex. It meets on the third Wednesday of each month in the BJCC's North Hall.

The first board, assembled in 1965, was headed by Birmingham Symphony Association president Alexander Lacy. Lacy had pushed for the complex of performing arts venues originally envisioned in the "Design for Progress", a master plan for the revitalization of the urban core which was developed in the early 1960s by local architects working with a committee from Operation New Birmingham.

Members are appointed to four-year terms, with appointments alternating every two years between the Jefferson County delegations of the Alabama House of Representatives and Alabama State Senate. The Mayor of Birmingham and President of the Jefferson County Commission have seats on the board by virtue of their elected positions.

Current board

References

  • DeButts, Jimmy (January 5, 2009) "Lawmaker seeks changes at BJCC." Birmingham Business Journal
  • DeButts, Jimmy (June 25, 2010) "Lawmaker: Board vacancies key to BJCC's future." Birmingham Business Journal
  • Archibald, John (September 19, 2010) "What the Schwartz are they doing at the BJCC?" Birmingham News

External links