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Council District FOUR

Airport Highlands, Brownsville Heights, Brumitt Heights, Collegeville, East Birmingham, Harriman Park, Fairmont, Inglenook, Killough Springs (Also part of District 1) Kingston, North Avondale, Eastlake, North Norwood, Maple Grove, Penfield Park, Pine Knoll Vista, Woodlawn, Zion City

District Four Councilor

William Parker, President

Birmingham City Council President William Parker is Chair of the Committee of the Whole, Parks, Recreation Cultural Arts and Tourism, Planning and Zoning, and Census 2020 Committees and and a member of the Administration, Public Improvements and Beautification, and Utilities/Technology Committees.

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Biography

The Talladega College graduate has deep political roots. He worked as a legislative assistant to former U.S. Representative Earl Hilliard, D-Birmingham, before being elected to the State Legislature. During his tenure he served a large portion of Council District 4.

The Birmingham City Council appointed Council President William Parker to fill his late mother’s term on November 26, 2013. Council President Maxine Herring Parker passed away on November 12, 2013. Council President William Parker has vowed to continue her work.

Comprised of nine members, the Birmingham City Council is the legislative branch of Birmingham city government as defined by the Mayor-Council Act of the State of Alabama. All official actions must be approved by a majority vote of the Council during its regular meeting at 9:30 each Tuesday morning.