Four developments would bring 260 affordable housing units to Volusia County. The plans will come back to the County Council ...

Stephen Luciano, demoted to lieutenant, said the discipline was severe and did not follow Volusia County's progressive ...

Volusia County has been allocated $133.5 million in disaster recovery funding following Hurricane Milton. The money comes from the federal government through the Department of Housing and Urban ...

Well, Volusia County will not hit pause on new development. The county rejected *** proposed development moratorium last night. West Spencer Tracy explains how the council is looking at other ...

The Volusia County Council will discuss a proposed temporary countywide development moratorium at a special meeting this month. County Council Chairman Jeff Brower, who is pushing the idea ...

DELAND, Fla. — Discussions over a potential development moratorium in Volusia County continued Tuesday for the first time this year. In a motion, the Volusia County Council decided not to move ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — More changes are coming for those looking to visit Volusia County Beaches in the new year. Starting Jan. 1, beachgoers will be charged to park in any of the county’s more ...

He didn't get the development moratorium he advocated for, but Volusia County Council Chairman Jeff Brower saw the council take serious steps forward on addressing flooding problems in the county ...

Another 1,335 acres will be preserved in Volusia County's Conservation Corridor thanks to the state of Florida. This month, Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet approved spending $18.5 ...

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Wild animals are thriving in the sanctuary, which is just off State Road 40 in Ormond Beach. On the surface and from the sky, it looks like any other house where humans live. However, on the ...

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — Visiting Volusia County’s beaches will cost you more in the New Year. Starting January 1, the county will charge non-Volusia residents for off-beach parking. The county ...