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Overview
The communications department develops and implements strategies for effective internal and external communications in Daytona Beach, using the following communications techniques:
Emergency Public Information
Emergency alerts are available via email or text through Notify Me. Sign up here Version OptionsCommunicationsHeadline.
Media Relations
The office manages press releases and handles requests from the media.
Social Media
The department uses a variety of social media platforms to promote city events, resources, initiatives and information. Follow on social today!
Cable TV - Spectrum Channel 490
DBTV, also known as Spectrum Channel 490, provides up-to-date information for Daytona Beach residents including live streams of city commission meetings. To view, visit DBTV’s website or go to Spectrum channel 490.
Radio Programming
Daytona Beach Radio takes place every Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. on JOY 106.3 FM. Daytona Beach Radio provides timely and interesting discussions about projects happening in the community. Listeners can tune in at 106.3 on the FM radio dial, online or by using the TuneIn Radio app on smartphones and tablets. Listeners can call in to (386) 516-8030 during the program and ask questions about the day’s topic.
Newsletters and Publications
- City Manager's Report: A bi-weekly report covering the latest news in Daytona Beach. It is distributed at every city commission meeting. To read past issues, visit this webpage.
- E-Currents: A weekly email newsletter offering the most up-to-date news. To sign up, subscribe to Notify Me alerts here . Read past issues here .
- A monthly newsletter is included in each resident’s water bill, covering the latest information on city initiatives and upcoming events. Read past issues here .
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Physical Address
301 S. Ridgewood Ave.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Phone: (386) 671-7948
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Halifax Historical Museum features fire department’s history
The museum is located at 252 S. Beach St. in downtown Daytona Beach. Read on... -
Local Black pioneers honored with banners on city’s main thoroughfare
Banners on International Speedway Boulevard from Nova Road to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Read on... -
Routine flushing of city water through March 26
The city is treating its water distribution system to maintain safe and delicious water. The city does this on a regular basis to improve the quality of its drinking water. Read on... -
Commissioners narrow field to 5 finalists
Plans being made for public candidate forum Saturday, March 20. Additional Info... -
City offers learn-to-swim lessons
Lessons start Monday, April 5, at the city’s Cypress Aquatic Center. Read on... -
Stay informed of crime in your area
CrimeMapping.com allows residents to view the types of crimes happening in Daytona Beach and surrounding cities. Read on... -
City celebrates Black history
During February, residents encouraged to learn about city’s history and local leaders. Read on... -
DBFD starts program to fight opioid addiction
The DART program is a collaborative effort between the community paramedicine program, police department and Stewart-Marchman Alliance. Read on... -
View this year’s State of the City
The city responded to unprecedented challenges and worked to improve residents’ quality of life. Read on... -
Daytona Spring Turkey Run, March 26-28
Thousands of classic cars will be on display at Daytona International Speedway. Read on... -
City recognizes beloved community activist
New field to be named in Norma Bland’s honor. Read on... -
State deed restrictions’ legislative update
City’s request to remove state deed restrictions on .41 acre parcel approved. Read on... -
Overall crime down in 2020
Auto thefts, burglaries, larcenies and robberies saw significant decreases in Daytona Beach. Read on... -
New police recruit vehicle hits the streets
The police department hopes to continuously promote recruitment needs. Read on... -
Commissioners approve resolution to support environmental initiative
Legislation would help to analyze, map, study and preserve existing coastal vegetated ecosystems. Read on... -
Commissioners approve Bike Week Master Plan
80th anniversary of Bike Week will be celebrated with COVID-19 precautions. Read on... -
Street pole banners installed on well-traveled roadways
Banner series expanded for Black History Month. Read on... -
UF/IFAS Extension Volusia County classes for home buyers
Classes offered are required for federal down payment/closing cost assistance programs. Read on... -
Publix and VA offer COVID-19 vaccine
Residents must call for an appointment to receive vaccine. Read on... -
Free COVID-19 testing offered daily
County establishes hotline for questions about the vaccine distribution. Read on... -
City continues to provide rental assistance
Residents must call to make an appointment for assistance. Read on... -
Campbell Pool improvements on schedule
Improvements are part of a multi-phased approach to upgrade amenities at the popular pool. Read on... -
South Beach Street force main project in final phase
Started last January, this $8.1 million project increases capacity in the wastewater collection system serving the downtown area. Read on... -
Utility project featured in state industry publication
The article features the replacement of the most critical pipe at the city’s water treatment plant. Read on... -
Daytona Beach International Airport adds nonstop flights to Dallas, Philadelphia
American Airlines offers the daily flights. Read on... -
TNR program helps 500+ cats
The Trap-Neuter-Return program helps reduce the number of stray cats. Read on... -
Citizens on Patrol recruiting volunteers
Citizens on Patrol is recruiting volunteers to patrol, observe and report suspicious activities in Daytona Beach neighborhoods. Read on... -
Revised procedures for City Commission and advisory board meetings
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the city has new procedures to allow remote and in-person public participation at City Commission meetings. Read on... -
City bans animal tethering
City Commission unanimously adopted ordinance to ban tethering at their Sept. 23 meeting. Read on... -
Stay connected!
Get the latest city updates by following our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Nextdoor, LinkedIn, YouTube or Spectrum Channel 490. Read on...
City Spotlight
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Read about occupational nurse Janis Goff.
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Read about the Motor Medics.
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Read about animal control specialist Bob Belt.
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Read about traffic division administrator Darren Greer.
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Read about technical services project manager Michelle Martin.
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Read about events manager Chad Smith.
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Read about the Leisure Services division.
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Read about the firefighter brothers Adrian and Terrence Killins.
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Read about water meter mechanic Branson Allen.