Current officers (from L to R): Elizabeth Murray, Camille Worthington, Kayla MacNeil

The Crestwood South Neighborhood Association (CSNA) is a group of neighborhood residents working together to protect and enhance the quality of life in Crestwood South. It was formed in 1974 as a part of the Citizens Participation Plan Initiative, as adopted by the Birmingham City Council.

The CSNA serves as the primary channel for communicating specific issues, problems and opportunities to our city government. Neighborhood associations are consulted on matters related to zoning changes, liquor licenses, economic development, and other city services. Neighborhoods are also granted discretionary funds from the city's budget to use for capital or non-capital projects. It’s the neighborhood association’s responsibility vote on how to distribute and allocate this funding for improvements, projects and events within the neighborhood.

Anyone who is a resident of the Crestwood South neighborhood is automatically a member of the CSNA. All residents of Crestwood South are welcome and encouraged to attend meetings and participate in neighborhood planning.

Once a month, we meet to discuss various issues affecting the neighborhood. Our city council and school board representatives regularly attend the monthly meetings to relay information and provide an open line of communication about your concerns. Meetings are always on the fourth Monday of the month at 6:30 PM.

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