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Volusia County seeks applicants for Hurricane Housing Recovery Program funds

Tropical Storm Idalia: Voluntary evacuation recommendation issued

Volusia County releases initial damage estimate from Hurricane Nicole

Officials in Volusia County are estimating that Hurricane Nicole caused nearly half a billion dollars in damage after the storm made landfall early Thursday morning.

'Veterans Stand Down' event set for Nov. 18 | Ormond Beach Observer

Free clothing and haircuts will be distributed at the event.

Hurricane shelters in Volusia and Flagler counties: Where to go

Hurricane season is off to a slower start, but officials say people should know where to seek shelter if a tropical storm or hurricane heads their way

Avian Flu Continues In Volusia County | Florida Department of Health in Volusia

Avian flu, a highly contagious viral infection that occurs naturally in birds, continues to be detected in Volusia County. Technically known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), the disease was documented in Volusia County in February when three sick water birds were brought to the Marine Science Center and park rangers at Hontoon Island State Park noticed that black vultures were dying at higher-than-normal rates.

Volusia County giveaway offers services for veterans in need

Volusia County’s Veterans Services Division is holding a "stand-down" event next week to help veterans and their families in need of services.

Anti-Racism Conversation Kits Available At Volusia County Public Libraries

Property tax relief rally will be held outside Volusia budget hearing

Volusia beaches less crowded on Fourth of July most likely due to rain

“[Saturday] was very slow and crowds on the beach have been like on normal weekends."  Those who braved the on-and-off rain on Sunday had to run for shelter shortly after 4 p.m. when a summer storm moved in. People left in large numbers as lightning streaked across dark, looming clouds. In the parking lot of Sun Splash Park at 611 S. Atlantic Ave, families grabbed their children as large raindrops fell and strong wind gusts blew sand and dust all over. "I only had two hours on the beach, but we had fun," said Juan Ortiz, who drove from Savannah, Georgia, to spend time on the beach with his family. "We had a beautiful day, but we are leaving because the storm is coming."