Redistricting workshop Wednesday Commissioners will convene for a redistricting workshop at 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 15. The workshop precedes the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting and will be in City Hall, 301 S. Ridgewood Ave., Room…
Read More »Request for feasibility study to find flooding solutions approved At the March 1 City Commission meeting, Congressman Michael Waltz zoomed in to share a special announcement from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Daytona Beach’s…
Read More »F.R.E.S.H. Book Festival, Feb. 23-25 The F.R.E.S.H. Book Festival starts today with a film festival at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in the Captain Willie Miller Instructional Center and a full schedule of activities on Friday and Saturday…
Read More »Iconic Daytona 500 is Sunday The Daytona International Speedway is the epicenter of motorsports racing through this weekend culminating with the Daytona 500, starting at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. If you’re not going to the races, it is recommend…
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Read More »Help us shape the future of Daytona Beach Online survey seeks feedback from residents As your local government, we want to know how are we doin. Daytona Beach residents are invited to complete a community survey during the open participation…
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Read More »World’s Most Famous Beach sign undergoes repairs The hurricanes last year caused damaged throughout the city and the World’s Most Famous Beach sign at the beach was no exception. This week, the World’s Most Famous Beach sign was…
Read More »Mayor delivers annual State of the City Watch the video presentation online Mayor Derrick L. Henry, joined by members of the City Commission, presented the annual State of the City address Wednesday evening at City Hall. "Better Together" was the…
Read More »Thank you for subscribing to Daytona Beach City Manager Deric C. Feacher's newsletter. Read it here : https://bit.ly/3WllYhe The following topics are highlighted in this most recent edition: - Record number of building permits issued in 2022 for…
Read More »Join us for State of the City next Wednesday State of the City will precede the Jan. 18 City Commission meeting Join Mayor Derrick L. Henry and the City Commission for the annual State of the City address at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, in the…
Read More »Take photos at new Love Daytona Beach sign Don’t miss a chance to show love for Daytona Beach with a photo op with the city’s new permanent sign designed for smiles, selfies and sharing on socials. The outdoor sign is located at City…
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Read More »Santa Run parade and photos with Santa are tonight By popular demand, the city’s Santa Run has been expanded to eight miles and will start at 6 p.m. tonight (Wednesday, Dec. 14). Police officers, firefighters and city leaders will escort…
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Read More »Storm debris collection nears completion Curbside cleanup of debris generated from Hurricane Ian is winding down. Some areas along the edges of the city have been completely cleared. Nearly 7,000 loads totaling 310,000 cubic yards have been…
Read More »City Of Daytona Beach News - November 30, 2022 Commissioners sworn into office Next commission meeting is Dec. 7 Daytona Beach Commissioners Monica Paris (Zone 1), Quanita May (Zone 3) and Dannette Henry (Zone 5) were sworn in last week by…
Read More »The following topics are highlighted in this most recent edition: - Storm recovery grants and dates/locations for public forums to assist residents and business owners with applications -Ceremony to rename Midtown Community Center in honor of…
Read More »Daytona Beach looking to score home-field advantage Trio works to recruit various sporting events to area Many factors contribute to successful sporting events, with world-class amenities in great destinations being top considerations. Daytona…
Read More »Storm debris removal continues in neighborhoods Crews are now on day 16 of hurricane debris removal in Daytona Beach neighborhoods. To date, approximately 40% of city roads have had a first pass of vegetation removal. As of Tuesday, 2,500 loads…
Read More »Unsanctioned truck event is this weekend An unsanctioned truck event is expected to begin Friday, Oct. 21, continue through Sunday, Oct. 23. Residents should expect traffic congestion on the beachside, mainly North and South Atlantic Avenue and the…
Read More »The following topics are highlighted in this most recent edition: - Starting next week, survey kiosks will be installed in City Hall to measure customer satisfaction - Public can schedule virtual meetings with staff from city’s website -…
Read More »30th annual Biketoberfest starts today Bikers are rolling into town for this year’s Biketoberfest®. The annual fall motorcycle rally continues through Sunday. Most of the event traffic will be centered in Daytona Beach, particularly…
Read More »Building permit fees waived for storm repairs The City of Daytona Beach is waiving building permit fees through Dec. 5 for work to repair or restore damage caused by Hurricane Ian. Waivers apply to commercial and residential properties within city…
Read More »The following topics are highlighted in this most recent edition: - City prepares and responds to Hurricane Ian - Update on Nova Canal Flood Mitigation Project - Communicating important storm-related messages through the city’s social media…
Read More »Yard debris will be picked up Wednesday, as usual; however, residential and commercial garbage collections have been suspended for Thursday and Friday. There should be no debris left outside by 6 p.m. Wednesday. Residents are encouraged to bring…
Read More »The following topics are highlighted in this most recent edition: - Construction to begin on centrally located water storage tank - Popular half marathon returns to Daytona Beach - New housing developments underway - Updates on road resurfacing…
Read More »City Commission to meet Wednesday The City Commission will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, at City Hall. Commission meetings are broadcast online and on Spectrum Channel 490. They are also recorded and available for viewing online. Residents…
Read More »Daytona Beach City Manager's Update newsletter Thank you for subscribing to Daytona Beach City Manager Deric C. Feacher's newsletter. https://bit.ly/3REAxdy The following topics are highlighted in this most recent edition: -City celebrates…
Read More »Next commission meeting is Wednesday City commissioners will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 7, at City Hall. The agenda can be found online, and the meeting will be broadcast live on the city's website and on Spectrum Channel 490. They are also…
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Read More »Enjoy a free movie Friday night Enjoy a free movie, hotdogs, drinks, popcorn and candy at Friday night’s Showtime in the Parks! Watch “Space Jam: A New Legacy” starring LeBron James on the big screen with family and friends at…
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Read More »Florida Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday Underway With the school year quickly approaching, Florida’s families can save money now through Sunday, Aug. 7, on back-to-school related purchases during the state’s sales tax holiday. The…
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Read More »Police Department message to residents The Homestead Miami Speedway is hosting the rebranded Florida Truck Meet this weekend. While a large percentage of truck enthusiasts will be in South Florida for the three-day event, Daytona Beach Police…
Read More »Veterans Museum and Education Center opens Saturday The public is invited to a celebration of the Veterans Museum and Education Center, which is opening in its new location at 9 a.m. Saturday at 302 Vermont Ave. in Daytona Beach. Attendees will be…
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Read More »Summer concerts and fireworks at the Bandshell Free summer concerts return to the Daytona Beach Oceanfront Bandshell starting Memorial Day weekend. Tribute bands performing at 7:15 p.m. each night include: Friday, May 27: Come Monday…
Read More »Watch May 18 City Commission meeting online City commissioners met Wednesday night and people who were not able to attend can watch the video of the meeting on the city’s website. During the meeting, Commissioners approved a $1.1 million…
Read More »City Commission meets Wednesday, May 18 The City Commission will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 18, at City Hall. Items on the agenda include a $1.1 million contract for improvements to the Dickerson Community Center, a resolution to declare 22…
Read More »City receives top ratings from its citizens and visitors This week City Manager Deric C. Feacher accepted four Visitors’ Choice Awards from Lori Campbell Baker, executive director of the Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. …
Read More »Crab & Seafood Festival is Saturday Enjoy great food and fun at Saturday’s Crab & Seafood Festival in Daytona Beach. This city-sponsored, family event is 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd. between Dr. Martin Luther…
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