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City secures state funding for utilities infrastructure

The City of Daytona Beach was awarded $3.9 million for seven stormwater and wastewater projects through funding provided by the Hurricane Stormwater and Wastewater Assistance Grant Program. The $100 million grant program was created for eligible governmen...

Hydrant testing helps maintain water quality

Starting Monday, June 5, crews are performing system maintenance on hydrants from 9 p.m. through 6 a.m. in several areas including: 

• International Speedway Boulevard to Beville Road and Nova Road to the Halifax River
• Beville Road from Williamson Bo...

Daytona Beach is lit

There will be a free fireworks display over the Daytona Beach Pier every Saturday night all summer starting Saturday, May 27. Sponsored by the City of Daytona Beach and presented by the Friends of the Bandshell and the Boardwalk Merchants and Friends, the...

Free computer classes

The city will start offering free adult computer classes Monday, June 12, at its Cherry Cultural & Educational Center (925 George Engram Blvd.) every Monday, and the Yvonne-Scarlett Golden Cultural & Educational Center (1000 Vine St.) every Tuesda...

Hurricane season is through Nov. 30

Take steps now to be prepared should a storm threaten the area.

Gymnastics summer camp

Daytona Beach Gymnastics is hosting a summer specialty camp from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 26-29 at Schnebly Recreation Center, 1101 N. Atlantic Ave. Offered to boys and girls ages 5 and older, this camp includes fitness games, crafts, movie time and fun prov...

Summer pool hours

Get ready to make a splash this summer at Cypress Aquatic Center, 981 George W. Engram Blvd. Starting Thursday, June 1, lap swimming will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. The open swim pool with a zero-depth ar...

Free youth football camp offered at Daytona Stadium

Registration is open for the Bruce McNorton Football Camp, which is hosted by former NFL star Bruce McNorton. This free camp is from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 9, at Daytona Stadium at 3917 LPGA Blvd. Several former and current football players will prov...

Routine treatment of city water through June 30

The city is going through the process of treating its water distribution system to maintain safe and delicious water. The process includes switching the disinfectant used from chloramines to a free chlorine. The city does this on a regular basis to improv...

Registration open for youth gymnastics

Daytona Beach Gymnastics Spring B session is set to begin Monday, May 15. Youth athletes will learn basic gymnastics fundamentals, proper technique and teamwork in a fun and energetic environment. Offered for youth of all ages (preschool...

Midtown Music concerts at Cypress Park

The city sponsored Midtown Music Concert Series is underway at Cypress Park in Daytona Beach. The best bands in the area will be playing in the concert series that will be from 7 to 9 p.m. at Cypress Park on select Saturday nights through Sept. 16. Concer...

Registration open for swim programs all ages

Baby & Me Swim Program

Now is the perfect time to sign your little one up for the city’s Baby & Me Swim Program. Offered at Cypress Aquatic Center for youth ages 6 months to 3-years old, sessions are $30 for the month and will be 11 to 11...

Daytona Beach’s livability highlighted

Daytona Beach and other municipalities in the region are featured in a 66-page print publication and digital publication, which showcases this region’s favorable business climate, enviable quality of place and attractions. Sponsored by Team Volu...

Juneteenth Activities

The Juneteenth Festival in Daytona Beach is one of the state's longest-running and largest celebrations. New this year, there will be a 5K run/walk and parade.

The inaugural Juneteenth Freedom Day 5K run/walk is at 8 a.m. Saturday, June 1...

Residents & businesses can apply for grants

Grants are intended to provide financial relief to Daytona Beach business owners impacted by hurricanes Ian and Nicole.

Join us for Game Night this summer

Starting June 8, Game Night will be 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at Yvonne Scarlett-Golden Cultural & Educational Center, 1000 Vine St. for ages 18 and older. Come out and enjoy your favorite board games for free. For more information, call (386) 671-5780...

Proactive program diverts damaging pollutants

The city’s Utilities department has blue plastic lids available for residents so they can properly dispose of Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG). When FOG are poured down drains and into sewer lines, they cool and solidify, clogging wastewater flow causing signi...

July 4th Veterans Parade on Main Street

There will be a Fourth of July Veterans Parade, beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 4, on Main Street in Daytona Beach. The parade will pay tribute to veterans and first responders and is being organized by Volusia Veterans.  

The parade will begin...

Dr. Josie Rogers’ home being renovated.

One of the oldest homes in the city, the Dr. Josie Rogers' house, is undergoing extensive renovations to transform it into a space to welcome, educate and offer respite to visitors of the $31 million Riverfront Esplanade in downtown Daytona Beach...

Testing of city’s hydrants underway

Testing is underway on the city’s 2,724 fire hydrants. Each hydrant will be tested as part of a citywide annual maintenance program to ensure servable hydrants are fully functional. Hydromax USA is the company performing the annual maintenance and will be...

Summer Tennis Camp offered for youth 4 to 16

Get into the swing of things this summer at the 2023 Summer Tennis Camp at the Florida Tennis Center. Located at 1 Duce Court, this camp is offered for youth 4 to 16 and will include tennis fundamentals, drills and match play from 9 a.m. to noon ...

Resident survey results provide valuable insight

Results of the recent resident survey have been compiled and the complete report is available for review on the city’s website. The purpose of the survey is to help policy makers better understand priorities for government action and citizen opi...

Residents can Adopt-A-Drain

With afternoon thunderstorms, residents may notice water ponding in roadways. There are 1,464 storm drains that are privately maintained (by private or commercial property owners or homeowners’ associations) and 4,931 city-maintained drains.&...

Deadline for Biketoberfest vendors

The Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is accepting vendor applications for Biketoberfest®, which is Oct. 19-22. The deadline for submission to be included in the Master Plan is Friday, June 30. The Master Plan is submitted to the City Comm...

Join our team

The City of Daytona Beach's Park and Recreation Department is hiring seasonal lifeguards and staff to work in our many programs including summer camps (casual workers). Starting at $13 an hour, casual workers will have the opportunity to serve as...

Nova Canal Flood Mitigation update

The city's request for a feasibility study to address chronic flooding has been included in the USACE’s 2023 Work Plan for Army Civil Works program. The $3 million study is fully funded through the Disaster Relief Supplemental ...

Beach access and recovery updates

County webpage provides real-time information for beachgoers.

Center renamed to honor community icons

Family members, friends and city leaders gathered together Saturday, Dec. 17, 2022, at the city’s Midtown Community Center to honor the legacy of Julia and Charles Cherry Sr. with the renaming of the popular facility at 925 George W. Engram Blvd...

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Learn about city's latest initiatives, programs and projects in the City Manager’s Update newsletter. This informative newsletter is distributed on days the City Commission meets. Sign up through Notify Me to receive it automatically via email and/or text...

Road resurfacing efforts kick into high gear

Preserving roadway conditions improve a community’s quality of life, and the city continues to invest in the maintenance, rehabilitation and repaving of neighborhood streets. Roadway maintenance is currently funded at $4.1million for this fiscal...

Contribute to the solution

It’s normal to want to give money to someone who’s down and out, but often times it’s the worst thing you can do. Panhandling on busy roadways can be dangerous for panhandlers and motorists. Also, giving money prolongs the si...

Schedule virtual meetings with city staff

Thanks to a new technology-based initiative, residents can schedule virtual meetings with specific departments. Residents can reserve a date and 15-, 20- or 30-minute time slot for a one-on-one virtual meeting with staff, similar to making an online reser...

Motor oil collection sites

Used motor oil is a major contaminant of waterways so it should never be dumped down the drain or put in the trash. One gallon of motor oil can contaminate one million gallons of fresh water. The city has made it easy and convenient for residents to dispo...

New water tank to double storage capabilities

Project Facts at a GlanceContractor: Wharton-Smith, Inc.Cost: $12.4 millionStorage Capacity: 5 million gallons or enough to fill 7.5 Olympic-sized swimming poolsStart Date: January 2023Completion estimate: Early 2024

The need for additional drinking water ...

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Stay engaged and connected!

The City of Daytona Beach uses various social media channels to engage and inform the community. The objective is to strengthen the city’s responsiveness and transparency by informing the community about city services, events, resources, programs, emergen...

Dickerson Center improvements underway

A three-year project to improve amenities and functionality of the Dickerson Community Center and adjacent Campbell Aquatic Center is in its third and final phase. Temporary fencing was installed the week of July 4 around the construction area to allow fo...

Permit and inspection fees waived for two years

To promote neighborhood improvement and beautification, as well as to spur private investment in the core of the city, building permit and inspection fees are being waived for commercial and residential properties within the borders of Mason Avenue to Sha...