- District identifier: Alabama House District 58 (padded AL-HD-058, key sldl:01:58, wiki path explore/places/al/lower/58).
- Legislative body: Alabama House of Representatives, lower chamber of the Alabama Legislature consisting of 105 single-member districts.
- Current representation: Represented by Representative Rolanda Hollis, recorded in official directory extracts as of September 30, 2026.
- Political geography: Located entirely within Jefferson County in north-central Alabama.
- Legislative mapping authority: Boundaries established under the Alabama Legislature Act 2021-555 redistricting plan.
¶ 2. Geography and Communities
- Geographic extent: District footprint defined by bounding box coordinates approximately -86.723655 west longitude, 33.524783 south latitude, -86.604289 east longitude, and 33.67561 north latitude, based on U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line boundary data.
- County intersections: Wholly contained within Jefferson County.
- Municipal and place overlaps: Traverses portions of northeastern Birmingham, including the East Lake, Roebuck, and Huffman neighborhoods, as well as partial overlaps with City of Irondale, City of Center Point, City of Trussville, City of Pinson, City of Clay, and the unincorporated census-designated place of Grayson Valley.
- Natural topography and drainage: Straddles the boundary between the Cahaba River and Black Warrior River watersheds, featuring ridge topography around Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve and drainage corridors including Village Creek and Five Mile Creek.
- Transportation corridors: Anchored along Interstate 59 and the northeastern junction of Interstate 459, with major surface arterials along U.S. Route 11 (Gadsden Highway) and Alabama State Route 75 (Center Point Parkway).
¶ 3. Population and Electorate
- Total district population: 45,115 persons (margin of error ±2,557), according to the U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates via Census Reporter.
- Median household income: $56,625 (margin of error ±$3,801) in 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars.
- Poverty status: 7,345 persons (margin of error ±2,034) below the poverty threshold out of an evaluated poverty universe of 44,305 persons (margin of error ±2,509), representing an estimated poverty rate of approximately 16.6%.
- Electorate structure: The district is an urban-suburban coalition district with significant African American voting-age population representation anchored in eastern Birmingham and Center Point, transitioning to mixed suburban communities toward Trussville and Grayson Valley.
¶ 4. Elections and Political Context
- 2022 General Election: Rolanda Hollis ran unopposed in the November 8, 2022 general election following the primary cycle, securing election to the 2022-2026 legislative term.
- 2026 Primary and Runoff Calendar: Primary elections conducted on May 19, 2026, with primary runoffs held June 16, 2026, as scheduled by the Alabama Secretary of State Elections Division.
- 2026 General Election Certification: Rolanda Hollis was certified as the Democratic nominee on August 26, 2026, pursuant to the Alabama Secretary of State 2026 General Election State Certification of Democratic Candidates.
- Upcoming 2026 General Election: The general election is set for November 3, 2026; general election results remain prospective as of this October 8, 2026 collection date.
¶ 5. Economic and Civic Anchors
- Aviation infrastructure: Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, operated by the Birmingham Airport Authority, is situated west of the district footprint (west of longitude -86.723655) and functions as a critical regional serving connection for commercial passenger aviation and air cargo across House District 58 and the wider Birmingham-Hoover metropolitan area.
- Natural and recreational resources: Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve, a 1,038-acre urban nature reserve with historical iron ore mining sites, trail networks, and environmental education programs, lies within the district boundary.
- Regional healthcare facilities: Ascension St. Vincent's East, located off Interstate 459 in eastern Jefferson County near Trussville, serves as the primary acute-care hospital and emergency center for residents across House District 58 and adjacent areas.
- Regional higher education and workforce development: Lawson State Community College, operating campuses in Birmingham, provides postsecondary career technical training and dual-enrollment pathways serving eastern Jefferson County students.
- Public transportation: The Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority (MAX Transit) operates fixed-route bus services connecting eastern Birmingham, Center Point, and the airport terminal to downtown transit hubs.
¶ 6. People and Organizations to Map
- Key institutional actors: Birmingham Airport Authority; Ruffner Mountain Nature Coalition; Ascension St. Vincent's East administrative leadership; Jefferson County Commission (District 1 and District 2 representatives); City of Birmingham Mayor's Office and City Council District 2.
- Legislative representation: Representative Rolanda Hollis, serving as member for District 58.
- Municipal stakeholders: Mayoral and council leadership of Center Point, Irondale, Trussville, Pinson, and Clay.
- Correlation Question 1: What relationship, if any, exists between capital improvements at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport and municipal zoning decisions or neighborhood stabilization efforts in the surrounding neighborhoods of Alabama House District 58?
- Correlation Question 2: What relationship, if any, exists between route scheduling by the Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority and patient access to acute healthcare facilities at Ascension St. Vincent's East for transit-dependent residents in northeastern Jefferson County?
- Correlation Question 3: What relationship, if any, exists between vocational curriculum offerings at Lawson State Community College and technical employment placement in the logistics and industrial facilities along the Interstate 59 and Interstate 459 corridors in Alabama House District 58?
¶ 7. Representation and Legislative Work
- Committee assignments: Rolanda Hollis's committee assignments in the Alabama House of Representatives during the quadrennium have included service on the Jefferson County Legislation Committee, Constitution, Campaigns and Elections Committee, and Local Legislation Committee, as documented via the Alabama Legislative Information System Online (ALISON).
- Legislative focus areas: Sponsorship and co-sponsorship activities have prioritized local municipal governance in Jefferson County, public education funding, community health initiatives, and maternal and women's health access bills.
- District constituent advocacy: Regular legislative work intersects with municipal coordination between the Birmingham City Council and adjacent Jefferson County suburban municipal governments concerning infrastructure maintenance, stormwater management, and commercial corridor revitalizations along U.S. 11 and Center Point Parkway.