Birmingham City Council District 4

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Council District 4 covers areas of northern and eastern Birmingham. It is currently represented by Councilor Maxine Parker.

Contents 1 Map 2 Communities & Neighborhoods 3 Schools 4 Libraries 5 Representatives

[edit] Map

• District 4 map at informationbirmingham.com

[edit] Communities & Neighborhoods

• Airport Hills
  • Airport Highlands
  • Brownsville Heights
  • Brummitt Heights
  • Maple Grove
  • Penfield Park
• North Birmingham
  • Collegeville
• Woodlawn
  • East Avondale
  • South Woodlawn
  • Woodlawn
• East Birmingham
  • East Birmingham
  • Inglenook
  • Kingston
  • North Avondale
• East Pinson Valley
  • Pine Knoll Vista
• Red Mountain
  • Forest Park-South Avondale
• East Lake
  • Zion City

[edit] Schools

• Barrett Elementary School
• Gibson Elementary School
• Hudson K-8 School
• Inglenook K-8 School
• Kennedy Alternative School
• Whatley K-8 School
• Norwood Elementary School
• Woodlawn High School- Magnet

District 4 is represented on the Birmingham Board of Education by Edward Maddox.

[edit] Libraries

• Inglenook Branch Library
• North Avondale Branch Library
• Woodlawn Library

[edit] Representatives

• 1989: Aldrich Gunn
• 1993: Aldrich Gunn
• 1997: Aldrich Gunn
• 2001: Gwen Sykes
• 2005: Maxine Parker
• 2009: Maxine Parker

Birmingham City Council
District 1	Lashunda Scales	District 4	Maxine Parker	District 7	Jay Roberson
District 2	Kim Rafferty	District 5	Johnathan Austin	District 8	Steven Hoyt
District 3	Valerie Abbott	District 6	Carole Smitherman	District 9	Roderick Royal