Councilor Brian Gunn

Birmingham is planning the future of its parks and recreation system, and we need your voice to shape it. The City is developing a citywide Parks & Recreation Master Plan to guide investments, improvements, and priorities for parks, trails, greenways, and recreation programs through 2035. This plan is about more than green space. It's about sparking connection, play, health, and opportunity in every neighborhood. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts by filling out the survey in the link below.

Community Parks & Recreation Survey | City of Birmingham, Alabama Birmingham is planning the future of its parks and recreation system and we need your voice to shape it.

⏰Office hours are back in District 4!

Join us around this time next week at the Inglenook Rec Center.

See you there...

Love seeing transformations like this happening right here in District 4, especially in Kingston.

This is a powerful reminder that change is possible when people invest back into our neighborhoods and see the potential in our communities.

I encourage residents to connect with the Birmingham Land Bank Authority.

One transformation can inspire an entire block.

🏡✨ It’s Property Transformation Friday! ✨🏡

Today’s feature is a home that looks COMPLETELY transformed! 👏🏽 Congratulations to our buyer, Melly Mel, for bringing new life to this property and showing what’s possible through vision and hard work.

What an incredible job well done! 🎉 Thank you for helping us keep Birmingham beautiful—one transformation at a time. 💚🏠

District 4, we’re coming to you!

Join us for Mobile Office Hours at the Inglenook Recreation Center on May 26th from 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM.

My team and I want to meet residents where they are and answer your questions, hear your concerns, and help connect you to city services.

Stop by, bring a neighbor, and let’s talk about how we can make our communities better.

Need a STAR ID? We’ve got you covered. ⭐️

Join us for the STAR ID Clinic on Thursday, May 21 here at SocialVenture.

Please fill out the form below completely, ensuring that you have successfully secured a slot time. Review all information provided before arriving to your appointment.

Please note: Credit/debit card payments only. Be sure to arrive 5–10 minutes early for your appointment. Hope to see you there!

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Birmingham is on the move. People are starting to catch on to what we've been building: opportunity, growth, and a city where you can actually get ahead. If you're looking for a place to start something, build something, or be a part of something - Birmingham is it.

Birmingham named top city for recent graduates to start careers The Wall Street Journal ranked Birmingham as the best city for recent graduates to find jobs, citing wages, affordability and opportunities for growth.

Kick off the summer with rhythm and fun at Woodlawn Library! Join Tracy Williams for an energetic line dancing program that’s perfect for all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner or ready to show off your moves, come step, slide, and groove your way into a great summer!💃🏿🕺🏿📻🎶

Woodlawn Theatre is a great example of how local spaces bring energy and connection to our neighborhoods. Supporting places like this helps strengthen our community and our local economy.

✨ Sip Small Saturday

This week we’re shining a light on Woodlawn Theatre, a historic Birmingham gem bringing community, creativity, and culture together.

From live performances to special events and gatherings, this space continues to be a place where stories are shared and memories are made in the Magic City.

Supporting small and local spaces like this helps keep Birmingham’s creative scene thriving. 🎭

📍 Add it to your list and experience it for yourself.

Our neighbors and friends showed up today.

In under 2 hours, we came together and removed 671 pounds of trash from our streets. That’s real care.
That’s real pride in where we reside.

Litter is not something we can ignore. It affects our health, our neighborhoods, and the future of our city.

Now let’s turn this into a standard, not a moment.

If you see it, pick it up.

Let’s keep District 4 clean, together.