Daytona Beach Local Information
Practical information for Daytona Beach and Volusia County: who governs what, trash and recycling, permits, weather alerts and who to call, each linked to the official source.
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Trash and recycling pickup in Daytona Beach: schedule, holidays
Daytona Beach picks up garbage twice a week, recycling once a week and yard waste on Wednesdays. Carts out by 7 a.m. Questions: 386-671-8670.
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Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, Volusia County and the neighbors: who governs what
How Daytona Beach fits into Volusia County and Florida: the city, the county, Volusia County School District, the neighboring towns within 15 miles, and which one to call for what.
Property taxes
Volusia County property taxes: rates, due dates and appeals
Daytona Beach property carries 18.3128 proposed mills for 2026. Bills go out by Nov. 1; pay in November for 4% off; due by March 31. Tax Collector: 386-736-5938.
Permits
Building permits and zoning in Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach permits are filed online through iMS. Permits & Licensing: 386-671-8178, City Hall Room 127B, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Planning: 386-671-8120.
Roads
Road construction and closures in Daytona Beach
FDOT is repaving A1A, Mason Avenue and Ridgewood Avenue in Daytona Beach, with Clyde Morris Boulevard next. Closures, dates and who to call.
Real Estate
Daytona Beach home prices and housing market
The typical Daytona Beach home was worth $252,622 in August 2026, down 2.3% in a year and 13% below the late-2022 peak, Zillow data shows.
Schools
Daytona Beach schools guide: districts, calendars and ratings
Volusia County Schools runs Daytona Beach's public schools. Mainland and Seabreeze high schools earned A grades for 2025-26. Calendar, enrollment, board.
Things to Do
Things to do in Daytona Beach this month: October 2026
October in Daytona Beach: Biketoberfest Oct. 15-18, the Halloween Bash Oct. 17, Oktoberfest Oct. 23, the Boo Bash Oct. 31 and the Halifax Art Festival Nov. 7-8.
Weather
Hurricane prep guide for Volusia County
Know your Volusia County evacuation zone, where shelters open, how Daytona Beach sandbags work and which storm supplies are tax-free. Emergency Management: 386-254-1500.
Elections
Voting in Volusia County: registration, polls and early voting
Early voting in Volusia County runs Oct. 19-31, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with two Daytona Beach sites. Mail ballot requests close Oct. 22. Election Day is Nov. 3.
Things to Do
Daytona Beach farmers markets
Daytona Beach markets: the Friday night Riverfront Market on Beach Street and the Daytona Flea & Farmers Market, Friday to Sunday. Plus Ormond Beach on Thursdays.
Parks
Parks and trails in Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach runs more than 30 parks, from Breakers Oceanfront Park by the pier to Tuscawilla's zipline and the riverfront Sweetheart Trail. Parks: 386-671-8250.
Restaurant inspections
Restaurant inspection scores in Volusia County
Florida inspected 220 Daytona Beach food businesses July 1 to Oct. 2, 2026; 123 needed no follow-up. How Florida inspections work and how to look one up.
Business
New businesses in Daytona Beach: September 2026
Seven Daytona Beach food businesses passed state licensing inspections in September 2026, from White Castle on LPGA Boulevard to Rustic Dough Works.
Public notices
Public notices for Daytona Beach and Volusia County
Where to find legal notices for Daytona Beach and Volusia County: the statewide FloridaPublicNotices.com site, city and county agendas, foreclosure and tax deed sales.
City Hall
Who to call at Daytona Beach City Hall
Phone numbers for the Daytona Beach mayor, all six city commissioners, the city manager, clerk, utilities, police non-emergency, animal services and code compliance.
Power Outages
Power outages in Daytona Beach: who to call and outage maps
Report a Daytona Beach power outage to FPL at 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) or online, and check the FPL Power Tracker map at fplmaps.com.
Population
Daytona Beach population and growth
Daytona Beach had an estimated 88,471 residents on July 1, 2025, up 21.8% from the 2020 census and 45% since 2010, the Census Bureau says.
History
Daytona Beach history and landmarks: founding and the National Register
Daytona Beach was founded in 1870 and incorporated in 1876. Its 28 National Register listings with dates, the Black Heritage Trail and museums with hours.
Moving
Moving to Daytona Beach: utilities, schools, trash, permits, taxes
New to Daytona Beach? Start water and power, find your gas and internet provider, get a Florida license and tag, and file for homestead by March 1.
Roads
Getting around Daytona Beach: roads, transit, airport, parking
I-95 and I-4 meet at Daytona Beach; Votran runs the buses; Daytona Beach International Airport flies nonstop to Atlanta and Charlotte. Beach parking rules too.
Neighborhoods
Daytona Beach neighborhoods: where to live and what each area is like
Nine Daytona Beach areas from the city's own plans, with ZIP codes, zoned high schools and Zillow typical home values from $183,961 to $436,178.
Neighborhoods
Downtown and Ballough Road, Daytona Beach: homes and schools
Downtown Daytona Beach runs along the Halifax River from South Street to the city line. ZIP 32114; zoned for Mainland High; typical value $183,961.
Neighborhoods
LPGA Boulevard and the west side, Daytona Beach: homes and schools
The LPGA Boulevard area west of I-95 is Daytona Beach's growth frontier. ZIP 32124; zoned for Champion, Hinson and Mainland; typical value $436,178.
Neighborhoods
Madison Heights and Indigo, Daytona Beach: homes, schools, commute
Madison Heights and Indigo lie between Mason Avenue and the Volusia Mall. ZIP 32114; zoned for Mainland High; typical value $183,961.
Neighborhoods
Main Street and the boardwalk, Daytona Beach: homes and schools
The Main Street area is Daytona Beach's oceanfront core around the boardwalk. ZIP 32118; zoned for Mainland High; typical value $292,720.
Neighborhoods
Midtown, Daytona Beach: homes, schools, parks and commute
Midtown is Daytona Beach's geographic center, home to Bethune-Cookman University. ZIP 32114; split between Seabreeze and Spruce Creek high zones.
Neighborhoods
Ortona and the north beachside, Daytona Beach: homes and schools
The north beachside, from University Boulevard to the Ormond Beach line, includes Ortona. ZIP 32118; zoned for Seabreeze High; typical value $292,720.
Neighborhoods
Pelican Bay and Beville Road, Daytona Beach: homes and schools
Pelican Bay and the Beville Road corridor are Daytona Beach's south mainland near I-95. ZIP 32119; zoned for Atlantic High; typical value $249,800.
Neighborhoods
Seabreeze, Daytona Beach: homes, schools, parks and commute
Seabreeze is a historic beachside district by the Halifax River. ZIP 32118; zoned for Mainland High, not Seabreeze High; typical value $292,720.
Neighborhoods
South Atlantic and the South Peninsula, Daytona Beach: homes, schools
The beachside south of International Speedway Boulevard, ocean to river. ZIP 32118; mostly zoned for Mainland High; typical value $292,720.
Neighborhoods
Daytona Beach vs Holly Hill vs South Daytona vs Ormond Beach
Tax rates, schools, home values, commutes and city services in Daytona Beach and its three nearest neighbor cities, from official figures.
Public schools
Daytona Beach public schools: every school, zone and report card
The 14 public schools on Daytona Beach's list: addresses, grades, enrollment, 2026 Florida school grades and zones. Volusia County Schools: 386-734-7190.