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BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL

DISTRICT THREE

Welcome to Birmingham City Council District 3, proudly represented by Councilor Josh Vasa, a dedicated leader committed to strengthening neighborhoods, supporting families, and improving quality of life for all residents. District 3 is home to vibrant and historic communities including Crestwood South, East Avondale, Five Points South, Forest Park/South Avondale, Glen Iris, Highland Park, and Redmont Park, each bringing unique character and pride to the district. These neighborhoods reflect the rich culture, diversity, and strong sense of community that make District 3 a special place to live, work, and grow. Councilor Vasa works closely with residents, local organizations, and city leaders to address important issues such as public safety, infrastructure, neighborhood development, and community engagement. District 3 is also proud to serve schools that help shape the future generation, including Avondale Elementary, E.P.I.C. Elementary, and Glen Iris Elementary. Together, District 3 continues to build a stronger future through collaboration, opportunity, and a shared vision for Birmingham.

TEAM DISTRICT 3
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Josh Vasa

City Councilor

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Antoinette King

Chief of Staff

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Tony Diliberto

Director of Community Engagement

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Birmingham City Council District 3 is proud to be home to schools that help shape the next generation, including Avondale Elementary, E.P.I.C. Elementary, and Glen Iris Elementary. These schools play an important role in fostering education, growth, and opportunity within our community.

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Councilor Josh Vasa serves on the Committee of the Whole / Administration & Governmental Affairs, serves as Co-Chair of the Planning & Zoning Committee, and is a member of the Public Safety Committee, helping guide key decisions that impact Birmingham’s growth and well-being.

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Birmingham City Council District 3 proudly serves the vibrant neighborhoods of Crestwood South, East Avondale, Five Points South, Forest Park/South Avondale, Glen Iris, Highland Park, and Redmont Park, each contributing to the district’s rich culture and strong sense of community.

PLACES TO VISIT
IN DISTRICT 3
  • Vulcan Park & Museum — An iconic Birmingham landmark featuring the world’s largest cast-iron statue and breathtaking panoramic views of the city.​

  • Birmingham Zoo — A family-friendly destination home to hundreds of animals from around the world, offering exhibits, events, and interactive experiences.​

  • Birmingham Botanical Gardens — A beautiful 67-acre garden featuring scenic walking paths, themed gardens, and educational exhibits for visitors of all ages.

  • Avondale Park — A historic neighborhood park with walking trails, playgrounds, green space, and a scenic amphitheater.

  • St Elias Maronite Catholic Church — A historic and architecturally beautiful church known for its cultural significance and longstanding presence in Birmingham.

  • Bessie Estelle Park — A welcoming neighborhood park with open green space and a peaceful atmosphere for residents and visitors.

  • George Ward Park  — A large community park offering walking trails, sports fields, disc golf, and picnic areas for outdoor recreation.

  • Rojo — A popular neighborhood restaurant and gathering place in Highland Park known for its casual atmosphere and outdoor seating.

  • Giuseppe’s Café  — A longtime local favorite offering Italian-inspired dining in a cozy and welcoming setting.

  • Shoppe  — A unique local boutique destination offering curated gifts, home décor, and specialty items.

  • Highland Park — A historic Birmingham neighborhood known for its beautiful green spaces, scenic streets, and charming architecture.

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