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Election District Polling Locations TOWNSHIP OF NUTLEY POLLING DISTRICTS BY STREET NAME STREET #s WARD DISTRICT POLLING LOCATION POLLING ADDRESS Ackerman Street ALL 1 2 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Adams Street ALL 2 5 Knights of Columbus 150 Chestnut Street Albany Avenue ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Alexander Avenue 1-127 ODD 2 3 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Alexander Avenue 128-228 EVEN 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Baltimore Street ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Bank Street ALL 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Barclay Drive (Cambridge Heights) ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Barringer Drive (Cambridge Heights) ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Bayard Street ALL 3 7 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Beech Street ALL 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Berton Place ALL 3 1 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Blair Road ALL 1 6 Radcliffe School Gym 379 Bloomfield Avenue Blanjen Terrace ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Bloomfield Avenue 1-164 EVEN 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 165-283 ODD 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 166-188 EVEN 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 190-284 EVEN 1 2 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 285-429 ODD 1 6 Radcliffe School Gym 379 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 286-432 EVEN 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 431-541 ODD 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 542-663 ODD 2 3 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Bloomfield Avenue 662-800 EVEN 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Blum Lane ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Booth Drive ALL 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Briar Lane ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Brittany Circle (Cambridge Heights) ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Bromley Place ALL 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Brookdale Avenue ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Brookfield Avenue 1-66 ALL 3 4 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Brookfield Avenue 67-167 ODD 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Brookfield Avenue 68-168 EVEN 2 6 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Brookline Avenue 1-113 ODD 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Brookline Avenue 115-137 ODD 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Brookline Avenue 2-62 EVEN 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Brookline Avenue 64-138 EVEN 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Brookway ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Brown Street ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Burnett Place ALL 3 3 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Cadmus Street ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Calico Lane ALL 2 5 Knights of Columbus 150 Chestnut Street Cambridge Drive (Cambridge Heights) ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Carlton Terrace ALL 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Carrie Court ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Revised: 2/25/2020 Page 1 of 10 TOWNSHIP OF NUTLEY POLLING DISTRICTS BY STREET NAME STREET #s WARD DISTRICT POLLING LOCATION POLLING ADDRESS Carteret Place ALL 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Cathedral Avenue ALL 2 6 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Cedar Street ALL 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Centre Street 1-25 ODD 3 6 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Centre Street 2-76 EVEN 3 6 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Centre Street 27-111 ODD 3 1 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Centre Street 78-234 EVEN 3 2 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Centre Street 113-235 ODD 3 7 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Centre Street 236-468 EVEN 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Centre Street 237-315 ODD 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Centre Street 317-389 ODD 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Centre Street 391-561 ODD 1 2 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Centre Street 470-562 EVEN 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Centre Street 563-UP ODD 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Centre Street 564-UP EVEN 1 6 Radcliffe School Gym 379 Bloomfield Avenue Chadwick Drive ALL 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Charles Street ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Chase Street ALL 1 2 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Cherry Place ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Chesire Court (Cambridge Heights) ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Chestnut Place ALL 2 5 Knights of Columbus 150 Chestnut Street Chestnut Street 1-129 ALL 3 3 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Chestnut Street 130-334 EVEN 2 5 Knights of Columbus 150 Chestnut Street Chestnut Street 131-259 ODD 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Chestnut Street 261-428 ALL 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Chestnut Street 429-UP ALL 1 6 Radcliffe School Gym 379 Bloomfield Avenue Church Street ALL 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Clement Street ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Cleveland Avenue ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Clover Street ALL 1 4 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Coeyman Avenue 1-267 ODD 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Coeyman Avenue 2-56 EVEN 2 2 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Coeyman Avenue 58-268 EVEN 2 3 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Colonial Terrace ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Columbia Avenue ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Conduit Place ALL 3 4 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Conover Avenue 1-121 ODD 3 1 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Conover Avenue 2-80 EVEN 3 1 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Conover Avenue 82-206 EVEN 3 7 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Conover Avenue 123-199 ODD 3 7 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Cook Road ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Coppola Street ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Corsay Road ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Cortland Street ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Cottage Place ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Coventry Drive (Cambridge Heights) ALL 3 5 Cambridge Heights 1 Cambridge Drive Revised: 2/25/2020 Page 2 of 10 TOWNSHIP OF NUTLEY POLLING DISTRICTS BY STREET NAME STREET #s WARD DISTRICT POLLING LOCATION POLLING ADDRESS Craig Place ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Crestwood Avenue ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Crestwood Court ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Cross Street ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Daily Street 1-35 ODD 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Daily Street 2-88 EVEN 2 3 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Daily Street 37-87 ODD 2 3 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Darling Avenue ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue De Vausney Place 1-45 ODD 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue De Vausney Place 2-44 EVEN 1 2 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Denver Street ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Dodd Street ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Dogwood Lane ALL 3 3 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Donna Court ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Duncan Place ALL 3 7 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Durant Place ALL 3 3 VFW 271 Washington Avenue East Centre Street ALL 3 6 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue East High Street ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane East Passaic Avenue 1-190 ALL 1 1 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue East Passaic Avenue 191-UP ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue East Plaza ALL 2 6 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane East White Terrace ALL 3 4 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Edgar Place ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Edgewood Avenue ALL 3 4 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Edison Avenue ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Ellen Street ALL 3 6 Parks and Rec - Room 300 44 Park Avenue Elm Place ALL 2 6 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Emily Avenue ALL 2 4 Spring Garden School 59 South Spring Garden Avenue Enclosure ALL 2 5 Knights of Columbus 150 Chestnut Street Entwistle Avenue ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Erie Place ALL 2 1 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Ernest Street ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Essex Street ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Evelyn Place ALL 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Evergreen Avenue ALL 1 3 Good Shepherd Academy 24 Brookline Avenue Faber Place ALL 1 6 Radcliffe School Gym 379 Bloomfield Avenue Fairfax Court ALL 3 4 VFW 271 Washington Avenue Fairview Lane ALL 1 7 Senior Center Building 65 Bloomfield Avenue Fernwood Terrace ALL 2 6 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Fisher Avenue ALL 1 6 Radcliffe School Gym 379 Bloomfield Avenue Fitting Place ALL 2 6 Grace Episcopal Church 200 Highfield Lane Florence Street 1-35 ODD 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Florence Street 2-90 EVEN 1 5 Nutley High School 300 Franklin Avenue Revised: 2/25/2020 Page 3 of 10 TOWNSHIP OF NUTLEY POLLING DISTRICTS BY STREET NAME STREET #s WARD DISTRICT POLLING LOCATION POLLING
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