Acipco-Finley

	Acipco-Finley
	Birmingham neighborhoods
District(s)	9
Community	North Birmingham community
Population	1,019
Area	N/A
President	Catherine Evans
Meeting site	First Baptist Church of Acipco, (map);
Meeting day	1st Wednesday
Website
Neighborhood map	Acipco-Finley

Acipco-Finley (or ACIPCO-Finley) is a neighborhood in the North Birmingham community which lies north of Village Creek and west of I-65. Finley Boulevard is the major east-west corridor through the neighborhood, and 16th Street North crosses the eastern portion, running north-south. The neighborhood includes the Birmingham Farmers Market and the headquarters of the American Cast Iron Pipe Company (ACIPCO). The community is named after the Finley Memorial Yard, a rail yard built by the Southern Railway in 1915, and named after railroad president William Finley. The combined name of the neighborhood incorporates the abbreviated name of the American Cast Iron Pipe Company, whose workers resided in the vicinity.

The neighborhood borders Hooper City to the north, Thomas to the west, East Thomas, Enon Ridge and Evergreen to the south, and the North Birmingham neighborhood to the east. Clayton Park is in the northern end of Acipco-Finley, on 33rd Avenue North.

The Acipco-Finley Neighborhood Association meets on the first Wednesday of each month at First Baptist Church of Acipco on 32nd Avenue North. Art Grayson is the neighborhood president.

Demographics

Prickett, Sam (March 16, 2017) "Neighborhood Voices: Acipco-Finley." Weld for Birmingham