The Park’s daily operations are managed by the Park Staff. In addition, the Park is supported by an active and growing volunteer organization. Park volunteers assist with Park tours, provide labor for the ongoing cleanups and preparation of trails and natural areas, and take opportunities to promote the Park in their neighborhoods and various community venues.
Meet the dedicated Park Staff!
“Red Mountain Park sits squarely in the intersection of what keeps me committed to Birmingham—a beautiful greenspace dedicated to uncovering our city’s history while fostering public and civic health. I am excited to join a team of committed conservation, education, outdoor, and nonprofit professionals.” -T.C.
“Having family members with a variety of special needs, I especially love and appreciate Red Mountain Park’s focus and efforts to be as inclusive and accessible as possible!” – Monica
- I play the ukulele
- I survived a hot air balloon crash
- Blackberries are my favorite fruit
“Relationships are essential to our success at the Park. I’m excited to identify new ways Red Mountain Park can grow its connection to the communities that surround it.”
“I’m excited to be a part of developing Red Mountain Park into a signature Park for Birmingham.” – Mark
- I was a computer geek in the Marine Corps.
- I’ve run 100 miles, nonstop, in less than 1 day.
- My dog Abby can open and close doors, herself.
Art Powell
Director of Adventure Course Safety and Maintenance
“The Adventures at Red Mountain Park are the most fun way we get to connect with our community and I always enjoy people taking on an Adventure experience for the very first time.” – Art