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Restoring Driving Privileges
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Organization
Drive-To-Work is a Virginia non-profit, tax-exempt corporation formed in 2007. It is registered as a charitable organization with the Virginia Office of Consumer Affairs, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of Drive-To-Work has extensive experience in government and business. The Board provides oversight and guidance to Drive-To-Work on corporate issues, legislative matters, administrative and judicial procedures, corporate and foundation support and client needs.
| Julien G. Patterson | Chairman, Drive-To-Work
President/CEO, Omniplex World Services
Former Chairman, Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Chantilly, Virginia | | O. Randolph Rollins | President, Drive-To-Work
Former Virginia Secretary of Public Safety
Richmond, Virginia | | Ward L. Armstrong | House Minority Leader, Virginia General Assembly
Member, Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program
Martinsville, Virginia | | Clarence Jackson | CEO, Rubicon, Inc.
Former Chairman, Virginia Parole Board
Richmond, Virginia | | Richard Cullen | Chairman and Partner, McGuireWoods LLP
Former Virginia Attorney General
Richmond, Virginia | | Brenda O. Mead | Retired Senior Vice President
Bank of America
Richmond, Virginia | | Scott C. Oostdyk | Partner, McGuireWoods LLP
Former Virginia Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Resources
Richmond, Virginia | | Maureen Denlea Massey | Community Relations Director, Markel Coporation
Chantilly, Virginia | | George W. Foresman | President, High Risk Solutions
Former Under Secretary, US Department of Homeland Security
Charlottesville, Virginia |
Management and Case Services
 O. Randolph Rollins is founder and president of Drive-To-Work. A retired partner of McGuireWoods, LLP, Mr. Rollins served as Virginia Secretary of Public Safety during the administration of Governor L. Douglas Wilder.
Mr. Rollins oversees the day-to-day operations of Drive-To-Work and handles individual cases for Drive-To-Work clients.
Financial Resources
Drive-To-Work receives financial support from individual and corporate contributions, grants from foundations and client administrative fees. These resources pay for administration and case management costs. Participating volunteer lawyers, paralegals and others contribute services pro bono.
Locations
In Richmond, Drive-To-Work's offices are located on public transit routes near Boulevard and Broad.
1735 Summit Avenue
Richmond, VA 23230
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm In Petersburg, our office is part of the Virginia Workforce Center located at: Virginia Workforce Center
114 North Union Street
Petersburg, VA 23803 Our Petersburg staff is normally available on Thursdays. Please call for an appointment, or stop by to pick up an application.
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