
October 2026 Edition – CPRV Community Newsletter
October in CPRV features CPRV Secretary Special Election, School Board Q&A, Mayflower Path cleanup recap, Plant of the Month, local events, recipes, and more.
NORFOLK, VA – The City of Norfolk reminds residents it’s time to license pets for 2023 – and now it’s easier than ever! Purchasing a license tag and attaching it to a pet’s collar is one of the most important things a resident can do as a responsible pet owner. In addition, displaying a current Norfolk tag on a dog’s collar makes it easier for animal control officers and shelter employees to locate a lost pet’s owner information. A pet’s current license could be their ticket home!
To license online, visit petdata.com/nfk. Pet owners can license multiple pets at the same time and easily upload required documents. All major credit cards are accepted; a small convenience fee will apply per transaction.
All City of Norfolk pet licenses expire on Dec. 31 and must be renewed annually. Renewal notices for 2023 will be mailed soon. The due date is Feb. 28. All cats and dogs over four months old must have their rabies vaccinations and be licensed with the City. The City of Norfolk encourages spaying and neutering.
2023 license fees are:
To license by mail, pet owners can mail a copy of their pet’s current rabies certificate and any other applicable documentation along with a check payable to the City of Norfolk:
Norfolk Animal Licensing
c/o PetData
P.O. Box 141929
Irving, TX 75014
To license in person:
For additional information on pet licensing in Norfolk, visit www.petdata.com/nfk or call (877) 200-1003.
PetData is based in Dallas, Texas, and is the nation’s only full-service animal licensing provider. PetData has partnered with over 125 cities, counties and states over the past 28 years and has processed over 33 million licenses and rabies vaccinations. For more information, visit PetData.com, or call (800) 738-3463.

October in CPRV features CPRV Secretary Special Election, School Board Q&A, Mayflower Path cleanup recap, Plant of the Month, local events, recipes, and more.
Volunteers joined the CPRV Environmental Committee and Elizabeth River Project for a September cleanup of the Mayflower Path, removing invasive plants and preparing the area for its next phase of seasonal maintenance.

Catch up on CPRV’s September meeting in Norfolk, featuring Zeke’s on Colley Avenue, neighborhood safety, cleanup plans, city news, and upcoming events.

September in CPRV brings community cleanups, new local businesses, neighborhood updates, upcoming events, and plenty to celebrate!

A dedicated group of 12 volunteers came together to help beautify our neighborhood, removing an impressive 12 bags of litter from the Mayflower path all the way to Delaware Avenue, including litter along the water.

Thank you to our CPRV neighbors for supporting our Back-to-School Supply Drive for James Monroe Elementary School. The drive was a joint effort of the CPRV Social and Community Improvement Committees.