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Overview
The communications department develops and implements strategies for effective internal and external communications in Daytona Beach.
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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Daytona Beach Pier Fishing Section Reopens
Enjoy fishing on the pier from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Read on... -
Midtown Music concerts continue July 9
Enjoy a night of music under the stars at Daisy Stocking Park. Read on... -
Dr. Bethune statues to be unveiled this summer
Statue to be unveiled in Washington, D.C. July 13. Read on... -
Football Kickoff Party at Daytona Stadium
Enjoy free concerts, sports contests, marching bands and more! Read on... -
Get farm-fresh produce at farmers' markets
Enjoy shopping at one of two farmers' markets in Daytona Beach. Read on... -
Registration open for Gymnastics
Signup for Gymnastics summer session. Read on... -
No more eyesores
City completes initiative to remove abandoned boats from Daytona Beach's Halifax River. Read on... -
Residents encouraged to be election ready
Three zones have candidates running for a commission seat. Read on... -
Enjoy Open Swim this summer
Cool off this summer at Cypress Aquatic Center. Read on... -
Summer Saturday night fireworks
Fireworks display follows free concerts at the Bandshell. Read on... -
Affordable/Workforce Housing Study
114-page report available for review. Report available here... -
Children ages 18 and under can get breakfast and lunch
Locations throughout the city provide free summer meals. Read on... -
Northern section of Riverfront Esplanade is open
Residents are able to enjoy transformed area that offers many activities. Read on... -
2022 Water Quality Report
The city of Daytona Beach is proud to let its customers know they receive safe, high-quality drinking water. Each year, the city provides an annual drinking water quality report to its water customers. Additional Info... -
City offers basketball at 11 locations
Stay active this summer at the city's basketball courts. Read on... -
Community collaboration through cameras
City offers Ring doorbell cameras Read on... -
Sunnyland Recreation Center improvements
Park remains open and recreation center will reopen June 6. Read on... -
Residents can Adopt-A-Drain
Clearing storm drains of debris and vegetation alleviates ponding. Read on... -
Get the latest city news on Daytona Beach Radio
Tune in weekly for city projects, events and community activities. Read on... -
Peninsula Women’s Club is temporarily closed
Improvements are underway to replace the electrical wiring and systems. Read on... -
Summer concerts at the Bandshell
Free concerts start Memorial Day weekend. Read on... -
Permit and inspection fees waived for two years
Financial relief provided to property owners to encourage private investment. Read on... -
New amenities planned for Daisy Stocking Park
Daytona Beach Racing & Recreational Facilities District provides grant. Read on... -
Learn about city's redistricting process
Cities use census data to redraw their district lines to adjust for population shifts. Additional Info... -
Daytona Beach coronavirus information
Stay informed about testing and vaccine locations and more. Additional Info... -
Road resurfacing efforts kick into high gear
42 lane miles of neighborhood streets have been repaved Read on... -
Testing of city’s hydrants underway
Maintenance of hydrants will be completed by September. Read on... -
Know about proposed development in area
Sign up at www.codb.us/NotifyMe to receive notices via email and/or text. 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.