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Volunteer & Community Engagement VOLUNTEER INDUSTRIAL DR. PUDDLEDOCK RD. & FACTORY LN. TEAM A - CHARLES KOONCE MECKLENBURG ST. MECKLENBURG WARD 7 NANSEMOND ST. NANSEMOND E. WASHINGTON ST. N. GIBBONS N. RICHMOND AVE. DR. LAKEMONT COMMUNITY GIBBONS AVE. ROLFE ST. COURTHOUSE RD. NASH ST. NASH MAGAZINE RD. ST. ASH WHITTEN ST. N. WHITEHILL DR. SOUTHAMPTONSLAGLE AVE. AVE. SAPONY ST. E. WASHINGTON ST. ST. HENRICO TEAM B - CHIEF KENNETH MILLER PRINCE CULPEPER AVE. MONUMENT AVE. LOGAN ST. GEORGE AVE. S. WHITEHILL DR. POCAHONTAS ST. APPLETON ST. ENGAGEMENT GIBBONS AVE. EAST ST. EAST IRVING ST. IRVING WARDS 5 & 6 N BRUNSWICK ST. BOLLINGBROOK ST. E. BANK ST. 1ST ST. HARE ST. AMELIA ST. JOSEPH JENKINS ROBERTS ST. MILLER ST. RIVER ST. ST. 1ST CARRINGTON ST. E. WASHINGTON ST. UNIVERSITY AVE. AL. ROCK ST. ROCK NOTTOWAY ST. PIN OAK DR. COCKADE LOUISA ST. PELHAM ST. N. CRATER RD. CRATER N. E. BANK ST. E. OLD ST. BURCH N. W. OLD ST. BEAR AL. ST. COFFEE SIEGE RD. RIVER ST. SUSSEX ST. N. OLD CHURCH ST. CHURCH OLD N. E. WYTHE ST. WYTHE E. MAIN ST. 5TH ST. 5TH TEAM C - TANGELA INNIS BOLLINGBROOK ST. 4TH ST. 4TH PANNIL ST. PANNIL 750 0 750 1500 ST. 3RD GROVE AVE. ST. FOLEY N. N. MARKET ST. MARKET N. E. BANK ST. TAYLOR ST. W. BANK ST. SQUAW ST. SQUAW 6TH ST. OLD WYTHE ST. 2ND ST. 2ND APPOMATTOX ST. PATRICK CHERRY ST. CHERRY FLEET ST. FLEET HENRY ST. LOW ST. ST. BURCH S. WARDS 1 & 4 7TH ST. S. FOLEY ST. FOLEY S. CROSS ST. CROSS DOANS ALY DOANS WEST CT. WEST ST. CHURCH LITTLE N. EAST CT. EAST MADISON ST. E. TABB ST. ST. CENTER HIGH ST. ST. ACCOMACK 8TH ST. PLUM ST. W. TABB ST. E. WYTHE ST. N. JEFFERSON ST. JEFFERSON N. FT. HENRY ST. GILLIAM ST. ST. ADAMS N. AVE. CENTRE HILL CENTRE MONROE ST. MONROE CAMERON ST.PRIAM ST. UNIVERSITY BLVD. ST. DAVIS N. HURT ST. MARKET ST. MARKET N. SYCAMORE ST. SYCAMORE N. FRANKLIN ST. ST. CHURCH OLD S. I-95 S. CRATER RD. CRATER S. N. UNION ST. UNION N. E. WASHINGTON ST. WILLIS RD. WARD 1 HIGH ST. LAFAYETTE ST. LAFAYETTE CLAYTON ST. CLAYTON TEAM D - DARNETTA TYUS CRIMSON LN. HINTON ST. N. WEST ST. WEST N. MCKENZIE ST. COMMERCE ST. CRIMSON LN. ST. CHURCH LITTLE S. TERRACE AVE. TERRACE N. JONES ST. JONES N. S. ADAMS ST. ADAMS S. EDAR ST. ST. SOUTH N. CAMERON ST. W. HIGH ST. W. WASHINGTON ST. E. WYTHE ST. ROCHELLE LN. N. DUNLOP ST. DUNLOP N. MCKEEVER ST. S. UNION ST. UNION S. WARDS 2 & 3 HANNON ST. MINGEA ST. HAZEL ST. HAZEL N. JONES ST. JONES N. WARD 4 SURRY LN. MARSHALL ST. SIEGE RD. HICKORY HILL RD. COMMERCE ST. UPPER APPOMATTOX ST. W. WYTHE ST. ST. ANDREW ST. S. SYCAMORE ST. SYCAMORE S. TULIP ALY. I-95 TERRACE AVE. LUMSDEN ST. HALIFAX ST. HINTON ST. COLLEGE PL. ST. MERCER BROWN ST. SOUTH AVE. S. JEFFERSON ST. JEFFERSON S. PERRY ST. PERRY ST. ANDREW ST. ROUNDTOP AVE. S. ADAMS ST. ADAMS S. GUARANTEE ST. GUARANTEE W. WASHINGTON ST. ST. PINE BROWN ST. ST. HARRISN S. JONES ST. JONES S. S. SOUTH ST. SOUTH S. W. WYTHE ST. FARMER ST. LIBERTY ST. RESERVOIR HTS. CPAGE ST. AVE. OKLAHOMA ROME ST. HILL S. JEFFERSON ST. JEFFERSON S. WINDHAM ST. STRATFORD AVE. WEBSTER ST. WEBSTER STILES LN. STILES RD. VAN BUREN ST. MAPLE LN. TEXAS AVE. D'ALTON AVE. JERUSALEM AVE. HICKORY BATTERSEA LN. BATTERSEA I-85 FARMER ST. WARD 5 MARS ST. BRECKENRIDGE AVE. BRECKENRIDGE PENDER AVE. HARRISON ST. HARRISON ARMADA AVE. ARMADA WILCOX ST. SPRUCE ST. CLINTON ST. CLINTON DOCK ST. ST. HARDING RESERVOIR AVE. S. SYCAMORE ST. SYCAMORE S. HAZELHURST ST. S. ADAMS ST. ADAMS S. BYRNE ST. BYRNE D'ARCY ST. CHAPPELL ST. CHAPPELL OAKDALE AVE. RAVINE ST. S. DUNLOP ST. DUNLOP S. WISE ST. ZOOR POPLAR ALLEY MERCURY ST. GREENSVILLE AVE.ST. INDIANA LN. INDIANA GLENWOOD CT. GEE ST. MIDWAY AVE. WALNUT LN. COLUMBIA RD. WALKER AVE. "C" ST. ANCHOR AVE. CARTER ST. GRAHAM RD. I-95 B ST. SIEGE RD. FARMER ST. ROSS CT. CORLING ST. BELLEVUE AVE. ATLANTIC ST. ATLANTIC MILL STAINBACK ST. I-85 WALSH AVE. MCKENNY ST. MCKENNY "A" ST. N. GILLFIELD DR. NEW ST. S. WEST ST. WEST S. EARLY ST. APOLLO ST. JEFFERSON PL. PORTERVILLE ST. WALKER AVE. RAWLINGS MONTIBELLO AVE. PENDER AVE WARD 6 LEE AVE. S. CRATER RD. BRICKHOUSE RUN S. GILLFIELD DR. N. JAMESTOWN DR. LEEFIELD DR. LEEFIELD WESLEY ST. ST. GRESSETT HALIFAX ST. KENTUCKY AVE. ST. RANSOM GRAHAM RD. SIEGE RD. HICKORY HILL RD. PEGRAM ST. PEGRAM W. WASHINGTON RD. FAIRGROUNDS MISTLETOE ST. WESLEY ST. ANN ST. ST. HARRISON WINFIELD RD. COUNTY DR. SHORE ST. STARKE ST. STARKE FEDERAL ST. PINE RIDGE RD. RIDGE PINE PECAN ST. ST. WILSON AZALEA RD. S. JONES ST. JONES S. INDEPENDENCE AVE. STERLING ST. STERLING BLICK ST. BLICK LAUREL RD. FORREST LN. FORREST GRAHAM RD. MT. AIRY ST. AIRY MT. SHORE ST. ST. MATTHEW ST. GATES LN. GATES S. WEST ST. WEST S. GLADSTONE ST. I-85 ROSEWOOD TER. S. SYCAMORE ST. SYCAMORE S. AZALEA RD. VIRGINIA AVE. MYRICK AVE. U.S. HWY 460 TOLL GATE LN. JEFF LN. JEFF SADDLEBACK LN. ARLINGTON ST. DIAMOND ST. DIAMOND CT. B ST. MARSEILLES ROSEMONT ST. WILTON RD. I-95 CLARKE ST. CLARKE MT. VERNON ST. CHESNUT ST. CHESNUT BOLLING ST. BOLLING SHIELDS ST. SHIELDS PRINCEYOUNG AVE. AVE. COTTONWOOD DR. COTTONWOOD JUNIPER RD. JUNIPER HAMILTON ST. ST. MONTPELLIER COUNTY DR. ARLINGTON ST. WHEELHOUSE POE LN. POE KING AVE. KING ELLIOT AVE. ELLIOT ST. JAMES ST. JAMES ST. HWY 460 REGENCY CT. HILTON PL. ST. PEARL HIGH CARVER ST. ST. MARK ST. HAMILTON ST. MAGNOLIA ST. MONTICELLO AVE. AUGUSTA AVE. AUGUSTA ALLEN AVE. WALTON ST. LAKESIDE DR. MELVILLE ST. MELVILLE NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NORTH BLVD. AVON WAY MT. VERNON ST. COURT ST. BLAND ST. DR. STEDMAN N. HARRISON CREEK BLVD. MUNT DR. GRANT CT. GRANT FLEUR DE HUNDRED ST. LAKESIDE DR. HEMLOCK CIR. HEMLOCK DOVER LN. WALTON ST. FLOYD ST. PAUL ST. BOISSEAU DR. ST. LUKE ST. RD. BLAIR FORT RICE ST. YOUNGS RD. YOUNGS HANCOCK AVE. W. BOOKER CIR. BOOKER W. BEAZLEY ST. BEAZLEY E. BOOKER CIR. BAXTER RD. HALIFAX ST. S. CRATER RD. HANOVER ST. ST. POINTER ANDERSON ST. KIRKHAM ST. WALNUT ST. STEEL ST. BUCKNER ST. TRAVIS LN. WALKOVER ST. HILLCREST RD. RD. WILTON BELMEAD ST. E. TUCKAHOE ST. BAXTER RD. HAWK ST. SOUTH BLVD. E. AUGUSTA E. COUNTY DR. W. AUGUSTA W. DALEWOOD STARK ST. BREMO ST. MEADOWBROOKAVE. ST. LINCOLN ST. ST. JOHN ST. S. SYCAMORE ST. HWY 460 S. WESTCHESTER DR. WESTCHESTER S. CUSTER ST. CT. JOHN ST. MAYCOX ST. CLAREMONT ST. GLOUCESTER CIR. BISHOP ST. WALTON ST. HILLSIDE DR. BRIAR RD. WEAVER N. WESTCHESTER DR. LN. TRAVIS I-95 AVE. FAIRFAX ST. E. TUCKAHOE ST. AFORT RICE ST. JACOBS AVE. COOL SPRING DR. FT. MAHONE ST. TRIAD PKW. I-85 PRESTWOULD ST. AVE. NORMANDALE W. S. CRATER RD. ANDERSON ST. JOHNSON RD. JOHNSON BUCKNER ST. E. NORMANDALE AVE. BAYLORS LN. BAYLORS TALLEY AVE. OAKLAND ST. SOUTH BLVD. PATTERSON ST. PATTERSON SPRING CT. NORTH BLVD. NORTH BRANDON AVE. BRANDON VAN DORN ST. GRANT AVE. GRANT EDMONDS AVE. MONTICELLO AVE. ARCH ST. BEAUREGARD AVE. N. HALCUN AVE. WESTOVER FAIRFAX ST. WEYANOKE ST. DUNBAR ST. SANDY LN. BISHOP ST. WEAVER AVE. AVE. BERKLEY MONTGOMERY AVE. MONTGOMERY MORTON AVE. WARREN ST. OAKLAND ST. DUKE DR. DUKE YOUNGS RD. YOUNGS HALIFAX ST. ST. SYCAMORE S. CRATER RD. COLSTON ST. SCHOOL CT. W. TUCKAHOE ST. SHERWOOD RD. SHIRLEY AVE. SHIRLEY HASKELL AVE. EAST BLVD. EAST BRISTOL CT. W. CLARA DR. NANCE S. SYCAMORE ST. LOCK LN. WAKEFIELD ST. MITCHELL CT. MITCHELL BAYLORS LN. I-85 GLENROY ST. LEXINGTON CT. W. CLARA DR. DEFENSE RD. SEDGWICK ST. DR. CENTURY VARNIA AVE. VARNIA BERMUDA ST. ST. COGGIN MORTON AVE. WARNER RD. WARNER MATOAX AVE. MATOAX WEYANOKE ST. BOYDTON PLANK RD.WESTFALL DR. SOUTH BLVD. BRANDON AVE. BRANDON WOODMERE DR. JOHNSON RD. JOHNSON WOODED LN. DR. PINEHURST FRONTAGE RD. FRONTAGE HOLLY HILL DR. LINDEN ST. I-95 WESTOVER AVE. WESTOVER KENMORE DR. COGGIN ST. GOODRICH AVE. BERKLEY AVE. BERKLEY GRIMES RD. AVE. AVE. COUNTRY LANE CT. MULBERRY ST. CHUCKATUCK AVE. CHUCKATUCK WALNUT BLVD. POWHATAN AVE. POWHATAN SOUTH BLVD. DEFENSE RD. CAWSON ST. AVE. GLENDALE HALIFAX RD. HALIFAX LAKESHORE CT. COUNTY DR. DOGWOOD CT. DOGWOOD NEWPORT A COUNTRY LN. MERRYOAKS CEDARCROFT CT. CRESTWOOD AVE. CRESTWOOD FORT BROSS DR. WINDSOR RD. WINDSOR DEERFIELD DR. BURKS ST. BURKS KUTCHEN ST. RIDGEWOOD DR. GREENWOOD DR. BERKLEY AVE. BERKLEY RALEIGH AVE. DEERFIELD DR. TYLER RD. AVE. WESTOVER MATOAX AVE. MATOAX DEFENSE RD. AVE. VARINA POWHATAN AVE. POWHATAN WILLOW ST. WILLOW AVE. BEAUREGARD AVE. BRANCHWOOD NORMANDY DR. GREENWOOD DR. BLACKWATER DR. COUNTY DR. CHUCKATUCK AVE. CHUCKATUCK WAGNER RD. DEFENSE RD. DEFENSE RD. AVE. CUMBERLAND BEAUREGARD BUDD AVE. SQUIRREL LEVEL RD. JOHNSON AVE. BROOKSIDE JOHNSON RD. TYNES TYNES AVE. N. NORMANDY DR. PARK AVE. SUNSET AVE. WARD 7 WOODLAND RD. PARKWOOD CT. HALIFAX RD. AVE. MATOAX DODSON RD. OVERBROOK RD. CT. JACKSON NORTHHAMPTON RD. NEW MILLENNIUM DR. I-95 FORT BROSS DR. AMHERST DR. RD. CRATER S. WESTOVER AVE. WESTOVER D WARD 2 BANISTER RD. BANISTER OAK HILL RD. HILL OAK OAKRIDGE RD. HAMPTON RD. PARK AVE. MEADOWVIEW RD. MEADOWVIEW OAK HILL RD. WELLS RD. OVERBROOK RD. OVERBROOK LAYNE CIR. WARD 3 BOGESE DR. RAMBLEWOOD RD. NORTH PARK DR. VESONDER RD. FLANK RD. WOODLAND RD. NORTHHAMPTON RD. ROLLINGWOOD RD. ROLLINGWOOD OLD WAGNER RD. EAST PARK DR. PARK EAST BOGESE DR. RD. TRARICH FLANK RD. HOMESTEAD DR. RETNAG RD. RETNAG VALLEY DR. RD. ROLYART CAVALIER DR. VALLEY DR. NIVRAM RD. NIVRAM S. CRATER RD. WEST PARK DR. PARK WEST OAKMONT DR. WRIGHT RD.
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