GOLDEN

BOOK
A helpful guide to the laws and
services of the City of Deltona.

2 0 2 5 E D I T I O N
 D I R E C T O R Y

BUILDING SERVICES OTHER CITY SERVICES

(386) 878-8660
Pothole Issues
CITY CLERK (386) 878-8950
(386) 878-8500
Streetlight Outages
CODE COMPLIANCE (386) 878-8950
(386) 878-8700
Traffic Light Issues
DELTONA WATER (386) 878-8950
(386) 575-6800
Trash Pick-Up
FIRE DEPARTMENT (386) 878-8723
EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: SOCIAL SERVICES
(386) 575-6901
Council on Aging
LIBRARY (386) 574-0060
(386) 789-7207
Healthy Start Coalition
PARKS & RECREATION (386) 238-9347
(386) 878-8900

PLANNING & C I T Y H A L L
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
(386) 878-8600 2345 Providence Blvd.
Deltona, FL 32725
PUBLIC WORKS (386) 878-8100
(386) 878-8950

THE CENTER AT DELTONA

(386) 878-8875

VOLUSIA COUNTY
SCHOOLS
(386) 734-7190

VOLUSIA SHERIFF’S OFFICE

EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY:
(386) 860-7030
 C I T Y M A N A G E R S M E S S A G E

Dear Deltona Residents and Business Owners,

As a resident of Deltona, it is important that you become

aware of ordinances that are often associated with
property ownership. On behalf of the Mayor and the City
Commission, we believe all residents and business
owners should be given the opportunity to know the
laws of the City. The purpose of this Golden Book is to
advise you of specific ordinances related to your
property, as well as information about City services that
will be beneficial to you.

In this booklet, you will find a small list of common

ordinances with which Deltona residents should make
sure they are in compliance. All City ordinances can be
viewed by visiting the City’s Code of ordinances website
at the following website address –
“https://library.municode.com/fl/deltona/codes/code_of_o
rdinances.” As a property owner in Deltona, you are
encouraged to visit this site to familiarize yourself with
these and other relevant ordinances.

Please review your property and how it looks compared

to the following ordinances, and make corrections as
needed. Please be a good neighbor, because together we
can make Deltona an even better place to live.

If you have any questions or

find your property out of
compliance and would like
to speak with someone about
how to properly correct the
situation, please contact the
Deltona Code Compliance
Division at (386) 878-8700.

Thank you for your support

of our great City.

Doc Dougherty
City Manager

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 2025 CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF DELTONA
MAYOR
Santiago Avila, Jr.

COMMISSION MEMBERS
Davison Heriot, Vice Mayor
Maritza Avila-Vazquez
Stephen Colwell
Emma Santiago
Dori Howington
Nick Lulli

CITY MANAGER
Doc Dougherty, ICMA-CM

UNITED STATES SENATORS

Ashley Moody (R) - U.S. Senator
Rick Scott (R) - U.S. Senator

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE

Cory Mills (R) - U.S. Representative

STATE SENATOR
Tom A. Wright (R) - DISTRICT #8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Webster Barnaby (R) - DISTRICT #29

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All of the following information is valid as of
March 2025. Please refer to the City of
Deltona Code of Ordinances for the most
updated information.

V E H I C L E R U L E S &
R E S T R I C T I O N S

No Parking on lawns - You

cannot park a vehicle on the
front lawn of residential lots.
Sec. #66-18(e)

A maximum of two vehicles

may be parked in the side
and rear yard. Sec. #66-18(h)

Blocking Sidewalks - It is
illegal to park on or in a
manner that blocks a
sidewalk. Sec. #66-8(2)

Commercial Motor Vehicles - No commercial vehicles

over 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight (GVW) may be
parked at a home or on the street in a residential zone.
Sec. #66-18(a)

Boat / Recreational Vehicle / Trailer Parking or Storage

No person shall park or store any recreational vehicle,
boat, trailer, or any utility trailer upon any private
residential property within the City, unless it is parked in
a garage or behind the front wall of the home. It is further
unlawful for trailers to be connected to water, or sanitary
sewer on the residential lot. At no time shall recreational
vehicles be used for residential purposes. Sec. #66-19 Sec.
#110-811(b)(5)

Abandoned Vehicles - Any vehicle that does not have a

current state license tag, or is not operable is considered
abandoned and may not be parked on City streets or
private property, unless it is completely enclosed in a
garage. Sec. #66-56

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Vehicle Repair - Vehicles may be repaired at a home so
long as the vehicle being repaired is owned by an
occupant of the residence. The registration of the vehicle
must reflect the address at which the repairs or
maintenance are being done. Such repairs and
maintenance must be completed in less than eight
hours, and may occur only between the hours of 7 a.m. -
7 p.m. Sec. #66-18(j)

A N I M A L R U L E S &
R E S T R I C T I O N S

Number of Animals - No person residing in a residential

area in the City of Deltona shall keep, maintain, or raise
more than a total of five dogs and cats. Sec. #14-3(c)

Animal Licenses - All dogs and cats within the City must
be licensed, and the license must be displayed on the
animal’s collar at all times. Sec. #14-141

Animal Licenses can be obtained in-person at City Hall.

The fees are $5 per year for spayed / neutered animals
and $10 per year for non-spayed / non-neutered animals.
You must present your Certificate of Rabies Vaccination
from your veterinarian.

No Barking Dogs - No person shall harbor or keep any

dog, cat, or other animal which, by loud, frequent,
unnecessary, or habitual barking, howling, or making any
such noise shall cause serious annoyance to the
neighborhood or to people passing upon the streets.
Sec. #14-90

Animals on Leash - It shall be unlawful for the owner or

custodian of any dog, cat or other animal to fail to keep
the dog, cat or other animal from running at large within
the City. 'Running at Large' means wandering
unrestrained on any street, alley,
commons, or other public or
open spaces or places, within
the corporate limits of the City
or upon any private property
other than that of the owner of
the dog, cat, or animal.

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When on the premises of the owner, the dog, cat or
animal must be restrained by fencing or other means
secured by an adequate locking or electronic device. Sec.
#14-121(a)
Spay & Neuter - No person may
harbor a dog or cat six months of
age or older within the City that has
not been spayed or neutered unless
such person holds an unaltered
animal permit for each unaltered
dog or cat. Sec #14-238
Cleaning Up After Animals - Animal
owners must clean up fecal matter
deposited by the animal in a timely
manner and maintain the area
where the animal lives, or has access,
in a sanitary manner. Sec. #14-121(b)
Chickens - A permit is required for chickens to be kept,
harbored, raised, or maintained in chicken coops as
laying hens for eggs. Sec. #14-281
Rules include, but are not limited to:
No more than five chickens may be
kept on a parcel that is less than a
half-acre.
No more than ten chickens may be
kept on a parcel that is a half-acre
or greater.
Roosters are prohibited.
The residence shall be owner-
occupied.
The chicken coop and enclosure
must be located in the backyard.

P R O P E R T Y M A I N T E N A N C E
R U L E S & R E S T R I C T I O N S

Grass and Weeds - Must be kept less than 12" above

ground level. Sec. #38-110(b)(1)

Debris - Any accumulation of waste, junk, yard trash,

rubble, or debris is prohibited, unless stored within an
enclosed structure. Sec. #38-110(b)(2)

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If any lot, area, or parcel of land within the City is found to
be in violation of the Grass and Weeds and or Debris
Ordinance, the City will notify the owner by posting. If the
property is not brought into compliance within seven
days, the City will have the grass and weeds cut as
needed and/or the debris removed. The City will place a
lien on the property covering the cost of the abatement
and fees if not paid by the property owner. Sec. #38-118

Right-of-Way Maintenance - It shall be the responsibility

of every owner, agent, or tenant of improved property in
the City to, at all times, maintain those rights-of-way
most nearly abutting their property. This includes
removing litter and debris, and cutting the grass and
weeds to maintain a neat and trimmed appearance. Sec.
#38-113(a)

Accessory Structures - All accessory structures,

including detached garages, sheds, fences, and walls,
shall be maintained and kept in good repair and sound
structural condition. Sec. #18-5(302.7)
Swimming Pools - Shall be
maintained in a clean and
sanitary condition, and in good
repair. Sec. #18-5(303.1)
A barrier at least 4’ in height
must enclose a pool. Sec. #18-
5(303.2)
Fences - A fence permit is required prior to installing a
fence. Sec. #110-806(b)(1)
The height limit for a front yard or side street yard is 5’.
Sec. #110-806(e)(1)(4)
B A D
The height limit for a side
yard (non-street) is 6’.
Sec. #110-806(e)(3) G O O D
The height limit for a rear
yard is 8’. Sec. #110-806(e)(2)
Fence Installation - All fences installed
D I D Y O U by a homeowner must be installed
with the “ugly” side inward. The
K N O W ?
finished side of the fence must be
visible by the neighborhood.

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 B L I G H T E N F O R C E M E N T

One of the primary missions of the Deltona Code

Compliance Department is to address concerns of blight
and quality of life within the community. Blight, such as
dangerous and unsafe buildings, abandoned/inoperable
vehicles, debris, and overgrown grass and weeds has a
harmful impact on a community. Blight lowers property
values, increases crime, hurts a City’s economy, and
damages residents’ quality of life and connection to their
community. Blight is defined as a condition that impairs,
destroys, or deteriorates a property because of its decay,
improper storage, or effect on property or quality of life.
Deltona Code Compliance seeks to work in cooperation
with the residents of Deltona to provide attractive
neighborhoods through practical code enforcement. If
you know of a code violation that is lessening the quality
of life for yourself or your neighbors (dangerous
buildings, inoperable vehicles, etc.) please alert the
Deltona Code Compliance Department at (386) 878-
8700.
Common Violations
Building/Housing code violations
Zoning violations
Abandoned/Inoperable Vehicles
Overgrown grass and weeds (above
12 inches)
Trash or Trash Cans at the curb
before/after permitted time
Scattered litter or open trash on the
property
Indoor furniture in outdoor area
Yard waste improperly left at the
curb for collection
Improper placement of signs
Unlicensed, barking, or at large
animals

C O D E C O M P L I A N C E
P R O C E D U R E S & M E T H O D S

Procedures - Once a complaint is received alleging a

violation, a case is opened and assigned to a Code
Compliance Officer.

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Chapter 162 of the Florida Statutes states that a Code
Compliance Officer must, through his or her own
personal investigation, verify that a violation exists at the
property.
If the officer is unable to verify a violation exists, the case is
closed as unfounded.
If a violation does exist, the officer must make the
determination as to how best to bring the property into
compliance.
It is the City's desire to obtain voluntary compliance via
education.
Each violation must be looked at on a case-by-case basis
to determine how best to gain voluntary compliance in the
least amount of time.
Since voluntary compliance is not always possible, each
case must be worked with the understanding that it may
end up in court before a County Judge or in front of the
City's Special Magistrate.
Methods - Once a violation
is verified, the person in
charge of the property is
notified and given
information on how to
correct the violation in a
reasonable amount of time.
If the property continues to
be in violation, the Code Compliance Officer has a
number of options to bring about compliance. These
actions include:
Parking-ticket
Citation (goes to County Court)
Officers are authorized to issue citations under Chapter
162, Florida Statutes.
A judge in a county civil court hears the facts and
determines under the law whether or not the alleged
violator committed the alleged violation.
A violation of a code of ordinance is a civil infraction with
a maximum civil penalty not to exceed $500.
Notice of Hearing (goes before the Special Magistrate)
Special Magistrate is a quasi-judicial body whose
creation is enabled by Chapter 162, Florida Statutes.
The Special Magistrate hears the facts and determines
whether or not the alleged violator committed the
alleged violation.
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 The City of Deltona Special Magistrate is an attorney
under contract with the City and is authorized to
impose administrative fines and other noncriminal
penalties to provide an equitable, expeditious, effective,
and inexpensive method of enforcing any codes and
ordinances in force within Deltona. The maximum fine
the Special Magistrate can apply is $250 per day, $500
per day for a repeat violation.
A repeat violation is the same violator with the same
violation. Not necessarily the same address.
Abatement (City hires a contractor to clean the property,
cut the grass or tow a vehicle)
Abatements are authorized under Chapter 38 of the City
Ordinances.
Normally used for vacant properties and undeveloped
lots with nuisance weeds, accumulation of waste, yard
trash, rubble, and debris.
Officer provides property owner notice and allows time
to clean the property. If the owner does not correct the
violation, the City will hire a contractor to abate/clean
the nuisance property.

S O L I D W A S T E

Garbage Service - To sign up

for garbage service contact
the Solid Waste Department
at (386) 878-8723.

Garbage Cans - Garbage cans

are to be set out for collection
at the curb line, after 6 p.m.,
the day before its scheduled collection. After they are
emptied, cans shall be removed from the street by 9 p.m.,
collection day. Sec. #50.28(5)(e)

When not set out for collection, garbage cans shall be

kept away from the front of any building or premises.
Sec. #50.28(9)

Who to contact if garbage is not picked up?

The City contracts with Waste Pro for garbage service. If
your garbage is not collected, call (386) 878-8723.

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Holiday Collection Service - There is no residential
garbage service on the following holidays:
4th of July
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Year’s Day
If your normal pick-up day
falls on a holiday, your garbage
will be picked up the following day.
Trash Can Locations - Trash bins must
D I D Y O U be 3' from any object and may not lean
on other structures. Debris should be
K N O W ?
placed on the curb without blocking
roads and storm drains.

Yard Waste - Each home is entitled to place up to 15

bags of yard waste or piles of limbs, bundled or a
combination thereof, and each not to exceed 50 pounds
on designated collection days. Sec. #50-28(4)

Illegal Dumping - It shall be unlawful to deposit or

dispose of any solid waste in or upon any public street,
sidewalk, right-of-way or alleyway, or any stream, ditch,
river, pond, creek, park or other public place in the City.
Ord #50-4(e)

West Volusia Transfer Station Tomoka Landfill

3151 E. New York Ave. 1990 Tomoka Farms Rd.
Deland (386) 943-7889 Port Orange (386) 947-2952

B U I L D I N G S E R V I C E S

Permits are required for new roofs, windows, siding, pools

(in ground or above ground), fences, decks, driveways,
any work done in the right of way, chicken coops, and
sheds. All permit applications and the necessary codes
and or requirements can be found on the City's website,
www.deltonafl.gov, under Department/Building
Services/Permitting Forms, or in person at the Building
Department. If a contractor is doing the work, we
recommend the contractor pull the permit. If the
homeowner pulls the permit, it is the homeowner’s
responsibility to know the codes.

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 Skip the Line - You can skip the line when
D I D Y O U doing business with the City. Join a virtual
line instead of a physical line by going to
K N O W ?
the City’s website, www.deltonafl.gov.
Click on ‘Online Services’.

What Does Not Need A Permit?

Doing repairs to anything building related, such as,
updating a kitchen or bath, or soffit and fascia, does not
need a permit. But, if you are relocating plumbing or
electrical work, you MUST obtain a permit. When in
doubt, call (386) 878-8660.

Building Construction / Excavation - Demolition,

alteration, or repair of any building may only occur
between 7 a.m. - 7 p.m., except in the case of urgent
necessity in the interest of public health and safety, and
only with a permit from the Building Department. Sec.
#38-73(c)(2)

H O M E B A S E D B U S I N E S S

The activities of the home-based business must be

secondary to the property’s use as a residential dwelling.
Parking related to the business activities of the home-
based business must comply with City ordinances. Sec.
#110-807(b)

Materials or supplies used in the home-based business

shall be located within an enclosed structure. No product
shall be displayed on the premises. Sec. #110-807(e)

Garage Sales - Are allowed no more than two times a

year at the same residence and are limited to a duration
of three days. No permit is required. Sec. #22-150(a)

Food Trucks and Trailers - Must be self-contained,

enclosed vehicles either drivable or capable of being
towed. Food trucks must receive an annual permit with
the Development Services Department to set up in the
City. Sec. #22-191

If parking in a residential area, food trucks and trailers

must meet commercial vehicle parking requirements.
Sec. #66-18(a) See page 4.

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 H O U S I N G & C O M M U N I T Y
D E V E L O P M E N T

Grants are often available to assist residents with home

purchase down-payments, rental assistance, and home
repairs. To see what is available and whether you qualify
go to the City’s website, www.deltonafl.gov. Click on
Departments/Housing & Community Development. To
set-up an appointment to discuss assistance needs call
(386) 878-8620.

V O L U S I A S H E R I F F ' S O F F I C E

Contact by Phone
Emergency: Dial or text 911
Non-Emergency: (386) 943-8276
The Non-Emergency number
9:59
should be utilized to:
Have a Sheriff’s Deputy
911 dispatched to your home for a
non-emergency incident or
report a suspicious circumstance
that does not constitute an
emergency.
Speak to someone about the
Message Voicemail
status of an ongoing
slide to answer
investigation.
Obtain information about a
prisoner at the Sheriff’s Office.
Contact the Code Enforcement
Bureau.

Contact in Person - The Volusia Sherriff’s Office in

Deltona is located at 1691 Providence Blvd. The lobby and
main desk of the Sheriff’s Office is open Monday - Friday
from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Additional Contact Method - You can also contact the

Sheriff’s Office by visiting the Sheriff’s Office’s web page
at www.volusiasheriff.gov and clicking on the ‘Contact Us’
link.

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 S H E R I F F ' S O F F I C E S E R V I C E S

Vacation Watch - A Deltona homeowner may request a

vacation watch when they are out of town by visiting the
Sheriff’s Office’s front desk and completing an extra
patrol request form or by calling the Sheriff’s Office
dispatch at (386) 943-8276.

Online Citizens Sheriff’s Reporting - The Sheriff’s Office

website, www.volusiasheriff.gov/reports/, allows citizens
to submit a report to the Sheriff’s Office about an
incident that has occurred in the City of Deltona. The
following types of incidents can be reported on-line:
Harassing phone calls / No known suspects
Identity Theft / No known suspects
Larceny / Theft / No known suspects
Lost Property
Damaged Property / Vandalism

Sheriff’s Reports - Copies of reports, including traffic

crash reports, completed by Volusia Sheriff’s personnel,
may be requested from the Sheriff’s Office Records
Section.

All public records requests will be processed in a timely

manner and in accordance with Florida State Statute.

Online:
https://volusiasheriff.govqa.us/WEBAPP/_rs/SupportHom
e.aspx

Mail:
Volusia Sheriff’s Office
ATTN: Records Section, P.O. Box 569
Deland, FL 32721
*Printing fees may apply
In Person:
Volusia Sheriff’s Office Records Section
123 W. Indiana Avenue, Deland, Floor 4
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: (386) 736-5962

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Obtain a Local Background Check for Yourself - A local
Sheriff’s clearance letter, in which only Volusia County
records are checked, can be obtained in person at the
Volusia Sheriff’s Office Records Section, 4th floor of the
Thomas C. Kelly Administration Center, 123 W. Indiana
Avenue, Deland, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday. A
picture ID, that includes an address, must be shown, as
well as the completion of a short form. There is a fee for
this service.

Fingerprinting - The Volusia Sheriff’s Office offers both

electronic and inked fingerprints. Fingerprinting is done
by appointment only at the Volusia Sheriff’s Office
Operations Center, 1330 Indian Lake Rd., Daytona Beach.
The hours of operation are 9 a.m. - 10:45 a.m., and 1 p.m. -
2:45 p.m., Monday - Friday. Appointments can be made
by calling (386) 258-4053. There is a $5 fee per fingerprint
card and a $5 fee for photo service.

Concealed Weapons License Fingerprinting can be

obtained through the same means.

Purchasing a Handgun - You

must be at least 21 years of age to
purchase a handgun. You cannot
have any felony convictions,
domestic violence related charges,
or history of mental illness. If you
purchase from a licensed federal
firearms dealer, they will complete
your background check at the time of purchase. A
background check and transfer of the firearm for a
private purchase may be completed through a Federal
Firearms License holder.
Obtain a Concealed Weapon Permit - The Volusia
Sheriff’s Office does not issue concealed weapons
licenses. A Deltona resident may apply for a concealed
weapons license through the Florida Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Affairs, either in person or by
mail. Additional information can be found at
https://www.fdacs.gov/Consumer-Resources/Concealed-
Weapon-License/Applying-for-a-Concealed-Weapon-
License

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Prescription Medication Disposal - Is available during
normal business hours in the lobby of the Sheriff’s Office
Deltona ___location, 1691 Providence Blvd. You can drop off
unused or expired prescriptions, over the counter
medicines, and pet medications anonymously and free.
Needles and liquid medications will not be accepted.
Needles can be dropped off at any fire station. See page
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D I D Y O U old must adhere to a curfew of 11 p.m. - 5
K N O W ? a.m. on weekdays and 12 a.m. - 6 a.m. on
weekends and holidays. Sec. #44-4.

F I R E D E P A R T M E N T

Contact by Phone
Emergency: Dial or text 911
Non-emergency calls requiring Fire,
EMS: (386) 943-8276.

Fire Station 61
1685 Providence Blvd.

Fire Station 64
236 Ft. Smith Blvd.

Fire Station 62
320 Diamond St.

Fire Station 65
2983 Howland Blvd.

Fire Station 63
2147 Howland Blvd.

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 C O M M U N I T Y E N G A G E M E N T
P R O G R A M S

Career Talk Program is offered to religious

organizations, civic groups, schools, and similar
entities. This program is tailored for audiences aged
14 and above and features fire department personnel
discussing their careers and the steps required to
become a professional in Fire or Emergency Medical
Services (EMS).
Fire Safety Presentations are classroom-based
events designed to introduce children to basic fire
safety practices. These presentations cover essential
topics such as "Tools not Toys," "Stop, Drop, Cover, and
Roll," and "Stay Low and Go." These presentations are
ideal for groups of 25 children or less.
Public Education is offered for adults, as well. Fire
personnel are available for specialized presentations
to groups such as religious organizations,
homeowner associations (HOAs), and civic groups.
These presentations typically last 45 to 60 minutes
and cover important topics including home hazards,
the importance of smoke alarms and their
maintenance, exit drills, and general fire safety tips.
Station Tours provide an opportunity for community
members to visit their local fire station, see the
equipment up close, and learn more about the daily
operations of the firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics
who serve your community.

** To schedule a tour or presentation, call (386) 575-6901.

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 C P R C L A S S E S

The Fire Department offers monthly American Heart

Association CPR classes on Saturday mornings.

Course Information
Registration and payment for the class is mandatory and
must be done no later than two days prior to the class.
The class is held at one of our five Deltona Fire Stations. You
will be notified of which station at the time of registration.
To register, call (386) 575-6901.

C H I L D C A R S E A T S A F E T Y
C H E C K S

Our child passenger safety technicians are certified

through the National Child Passenger Safety Certification
Program. During our safety inspection we inspect for:
Recalls
Proper sizing of seat and restraints
Defects and age of seat
Proper installation of the seat

Our certified technicians

are available by
appointment to make
sure that your child
seat is safely installed.

To schedule a free car

seat inspection, call
(386) 575-6901.

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 B L O O D P R E S S U R E C H E C K

You can visit your

neighborhood fire station to
have your blood pressure
checked for free, no
appointment necessary. If
the station is empty when
you arrive, the crew might be
on a call or training. There is
typically someone available
during normal business
hours (8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday
- Friday) at the main fire
station, Station 61, located at
1685 Providence Blvd.

S A F E H A V E N
B A B Y D R O P - O F F

The Fire Department and hospitals are Safe Haven sites.

New parents can surrender their baby, 30 days or
younger, as an alternative to abandoning the baby. No
questions are asked, other than needed medical
information. Fire Department personnel will then contact
the proper agencies. If you are unable to travel you may
use the 911 system and we will come to you.

S M O K E A L A R M C H E C K

Test smoke alarms monthly.

Battery-operated smoke alarms without a sealed lithium
battery should be changed twice a year (spring & fall).
Replace alarms older than 10 years with 10-year sealed
lithium battery models.

If supplies are available, the Fire

Department will provide and install
free residential smoke alarms and
replacement batteries to Deltona
homeowners who cannot afford to
purchase them on their own.

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The Fire Department does not provide alarms or
batteries to rental properties. Rental properties are
required to have smoke alarms and maintained batteries
in accordance with the Florida Fire Prevention Code
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 101 Chapters
26, 30, and 31.

R E S I D E N T I A L K N O X B O X

This is a secure device homeowners can purchase from

www.knoxbox.com by selecting the Residential Knox Box
option from the Product menu. This device allows the
Fire Department access to your home in the event of a
medical or fire emergency. The Fire Department may
provide loaner boxes, based on availability, to residents
who reside alone, might face financial constraints, and
require the Fire Department’s assistance multiple times
a month. Contact (386) 575-6901 for more information.

G E N E R A L Q U E S T I O N S

Does the Fire Department fill swimming pools?

No. The homeowner is responsible. However, citizens can
contact the Water Department at (386) 575-6800, before
filling the pool, for possible cost adjustment options.

Can I dispose of my sharps/needles at the fire station?

Yes. Each Deltona Fire Station is a
drop off site for home use sharps
containers. The Fire Department will
provide you with a replacement sharps
containers free of charge. Commercial
business sharps containers will not be
accepted.

Will the Fire Department respond if I lock my keys

inside the vehicle?
The Fire Department will ONLY respond to an
emergency, such as an infant or pet locked in the vehicle,
and will use a lock-out kit to gain access. Vehicle damage
can happen during the attempt. Cost of the repair would
be the owner's responsibility.
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Can I open burn in the City of Deltona?
Burning of household trash, and/or rubbish or yard trash
is not alowed. Sec. #42-201 Store-bought fire pits with
metal screens may be used as long as ash and smoke do
not disturb nearby residents. To report an “open burn,”
call the non-emergency line at (386) 943-8276. For
emergencies, call 911.

Where can I dispose of oil, gasoline or other hazardous

materials?
The Fire Department does not take nor dispose of any
hazardous materials, with the exception of medical-use
needles in an approved Sharps container. Contact the
following facilities for information on disposal:
West Volusia Transfer Station Tomoka Landfill
3151 E. New York Ave. 1990 Tomoka Farms Rd.
Deland (386) 943-7889 Port Orange (386) 947-2952

How do I get a fire or medical report from the Fire

Department?
You can call the Fire Department at (386) 575-6901 or
speak to any fire personnel for assistance in requesting
the records. Please be advised that the release of these
records is not instantaneous and will require a
reasonable amount of time. Requested information will
be sent to the City Clerk’s Department.

F I R E P R E V E N T I O N F O R L O C A L
B U S I N E S S E S

Address Signage - Must meet the following criteria:

Visible from the street or road fronting the property.
Commercial properties: numbers at least 6" high.
Residential properties: numbers at least 3" high.
Numbers must contrast with the background.

Fire Department Access

Keep roadways, parking lots, and fire lanes at least
17'x20' for clear access to buildings.
If present, Knox Boxes must contain current business
keys. Contact the Fire Department for key
replacement assistance.
Keep 3' clearance around fire hydrants at all times.

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Fire Extinguishers - Are required in all commercial and
multi-family occupancies. They shall be inspected and
tagged annually by a state-recognized company. It is
recommended that all employees be instructed on
proper extinguisher use.
The top of the fire extinguisher shall not exceed 5'
above the floor and be in a visible, accessible ___location
near exit doors or within the path of travel. It shall be
appropriate for the hazards present in the building
(minimum rating of 2A-10BC).
The Fire Department does not certify, inspect, tag, or
dispose of any fire extinguishers.

Exits and Exit Pathways - Must be illuminated, even in

the event of power failure.
Emergency lighting shall be lit when tested and/or in
the event of power failure.
Exit doors shall be clearly marked and unobstructed
at all times. They shall open without a key or special
knowledge.

Electrical:
All electrical switches, outlets, and junction boxes
shall have cover plates.
Electrical panels must have a 30-inch clearance in
front of and underneath.
Extension cords need to be heavy duty, grounded,
rated properly for their use, protected from damage,
and only used as temporary wiring.
Power strips shall not be daisy-chained or connected
in a series and shall be rated for their use, with built-in
surge protection. Power strips shall be plugged
directly into a permanent wall receptacle.

Fire Alarms, Fire Sprinklers, and Hood

Systems:
Fire alarm and sprinkler systems
shall be inspected/tested by a
licensed contractor, and paperwork
submitted electronically to
[email protected].

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 Hood suppression systems for commercial cooking
shall be inspected by a licensed contractor every six
months and paperwork submitted electronically to
[email protected].
These systems shall be cleaned at regular intervals to
prevent the accumulation of grease.

A list of the frequency schedules for fire protection

systems and life safety-related items can be found by
visiting our website at www.deltonafl.gov. Click on
Departments/Fire Department/Fire Prevention.

What are the Fire Inspectors looking for during an

inspection?
You can find a list of some of our more commonly found
deficiencies by visiting our website at www.deltonafl.gov.
Click on Departments/Fire Department/Fire Prevention.
Be advised this list is not all encompassing and is meant
to be used as a guide.

What do I need to do to submit a fire permit?

You can find fire permit submittal checklists by visiting
our website at www.deltonafl.gov. Click on
Departments/Fire Department/Fire Prevention. Be
advised these lists are not all encompassing and are
meant to be used as a guide.

P U B L I C W O R K S

Hours of Operations: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Phone: (386) 878-8950
After Hours Phone: (386) 878-5999

Sidewalks - All new single-family home construction

requires installation of a 5’ sidewalk along the frontage of
the property OR payment into the sidewalk fund. If the
lot is a corner lot, the sidewalk must be installed along
both frontages.

Sidewalk Repairs - Sidewalk repairs to existing sidewalks

that are within the City right-of-way will be handled by
the City of Deltona Public Works Department. If you have
a damaged sidewalk to report call (386) 878-8950.

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Tree Removal/Trimming - The City
will remove a tree within the right-of-
way for a variety of reasons including:
It is dead/dying.
It is impacting the sidewalk.
It is impacting underground utilities.

Once the tree has been removed

the stump will be ground down.

The City of Deltona Public Works Field Operations

Division performs daily proactive and reactive tree
trimming if the tree is within or overhanging the right-of-
way. This consists of trimming low hanging trees to a
minimum of 10’ above sidewalks and 20’ above roadways.

If you come across a tree, within a right-of-way, that you

feel needs removal or trimmed, call Public Works at (386)
878-8950.

Street Signs - Public Works Traffic Division is responsible

for all City of Deltona street signs. Any sign that is faded,
damaged, or missing should be reported to Public Works
at (386) 878-8950.

Traffic Light, Streetlight, and Pothole Issues - Can be

called into Deltona Public Works at (386) 878-8950
during the business hours of 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

For after hours emergencies, call (386) 860-7177.

Traffic signal issues on county roads, should be reported

to Volusia County Traffic Engineering at (386) 736-5968.
These roads include Howland Blvd., Saxon Blvd., Doyle
Rd., and Lake Helen Osteen Rd.

Street Lights - Outages can be reported to Public Works

at (386) 878-8950 or your power company:

Duke Energy: (800) 226-8744,

www.duke-energy.com
Florida Power & Light (FPL):
(800) 266-3545, www.fpl.com

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Potholes - If you notice a pothole, contact Public Works
at (386) 878-8950. Holes will be repaired by our Traffic
Division as soon as possible.

Stormwater Maintenance - The City of Deltona

Stormwater Division maintains the underground and
above ground stormwater infrastructure throughout the
City of Deltona. This includes swales, drainage ditches,
retention ponds, culvert pipes, and capital improvement
projects. The Stormwater Division also responds to
resident stormwater concerns, drainage easements, and
driveway culverts. To contact the Stormwater Division,
call (386) 878-8950.

Traffic Calming - Residents who have traffic concerns in

their neighborhood, such as speeding and traffic volume,
can request informational booklets that help to find
solutions to address the situation. To receive a free copy
of the "Residential Traffic Calming Handbook" or the
"Neighborhood Traffic Calming Handbook" call the
Traffic Operations Division at (386) 878-8950. Information
can also be found on the City's website,
www.deltonafl.gov. Click on Departments/Public
Works/Traffic Calming.

Establishing a Street-lighting District - If you and your

neighbors are interested in seeing improvements in your
neighborhood, you may want to consider streetlights.
The first step in creating a Street-lighting District for your
area is to put together a special petition and get a
majority (51% +) of the property owners to sign.

Public Works Administration staff can provide you an

information brochure, petition form, and other pertinent
information on the program by calling (386) 878-8950.

Each property owner pays for

improvements through a special
service charge via their annual tax
bill. The amount depends on the
type and extent of improvements.
The average charge is $25 - $100
per lot, per year.

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Adopt-A-Street
This program is a free volunteer based
litter control program. Participants
agree to pick up trash and litter in the
rights-of-way and medians along the
streets they adopt, as often as
necessary to keep the area clean. Most
streets require litter pickup at least
every two to four weeks.

A sign will be placed on the street that has been adopted

to recognize the individual or organization that has
adopted the street. For more information, contact Public
Works at (386) 878-8962 or email [email protected].
Materials will be provided to help with the clean up,
including trash bags, gloves, and safety vests.

Mosquito Control
The City contracts mosquito control services with Volusia
County. Residents can request services by contacting the
City at [email protected]. The County will then
determine whether spraying is warranted.

Public Rights-of-Way Sec. #38-113

For the purpose of this section, right-of-way shall be
defined as that area from the property line to the
edge of the pavement of a roadway, including any
grassy or unpaved areas.
It shall be the responsibility of every owner, agent, or
tenant of improved property in the City to maintain
those rights-of-way most nearly abutting their
property. These responsibilities include removing
litter and debris and cutting the grass to maintain a
neat and trimmed appearance.
It is declared that the placement of plantings (except
grass) and the placement of structures in the publicly
owned right-of-way is prohibited and is declared to
be a nuisance and a violation. The City will remove
(abate) plantings or structures placed in the public
right-of-way.

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Utility Easements - The
majority of lots in
Deltona have either a
10’ or 20’ rear Drainage
& Utility Easement
(DUE) and a 6’ side yard
DUE. Construction
within a DUE is typically
prohibited. The DUE is
the responsibility of the
property owner for
maintenance, except in
the cases of established
utilities or drainage.

FLAG COLOR CODE CHART

Electric Power Lines, Cables, Utility Locates -
Conduit & Lighting Cables Identify and mark
Gas Oil, Steam, Petroleum or the ___location of
Gaseous Materials underground
Communication, Cable TV, Alarm, or utility lines, pipes,
Signal Lines, Cables or Conduit
and cables. A
Portable Water utility locator
comes out to your
Sewers & Drains home, business or
rights-of-way for
Reclaimed Water, Irrigation & Slurry
Lines free. The
contractor uses
Temporary Survey Markings visual markers to
identify which
Proposed Exavation
areas to avoid.

D E L T O N A W A T E R

How do I start water service?

Call: (386) 575-6800 In Person: 255 Enterprise Rd.

You will need the following:

a. Application for new service (City's website or in office)
b. Proof of ownership (i.e. warranty deed or fully executed
lease signed by owner, landlord or management
company.
c. Photo identification

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Water Bill Information
All residents are billed monthly.
Charges are based on usage registered through the
water meter.
Your bill is estimated if the City is unable to obtain an
actual meter read from the radio read device, or you
have a broken meter. If your meter needs repair, call
Deltona Water Customer Service at (386) 575-6800 to
schedule a repair appointment.

Why is my water bill so high?

If your water bill is high, you should check for a
possible leak. How to check for leaks:
Shut off all the water flow in the house, such as faucets,
washing machines, ice makers, etc. Watch the dial on
the meter for at least 15 minutes. If the dial moves, there
is water running through the meter.
Write down the numbers and the ___location of the dial
indicator. Do not use any water for 2 hours. After the 2
hours read the meter again. If the dial has moved, you
may have a leak.

How to pay my water bill?

Mail
Online/Automatic bill-pay
You need your 5-digit
account number and
6-digit customer number
Drop box: 255 Enterprise Rd.
Phone: (386) 575-6800

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Water Main Breaks
When a water main break is discovered, a Deltona
Water crew is dispatched and repairs are made as
soon as possible. Crews are available seven days a
week, 24 hours a day. Some of these situations will
require the road, driveway approach, or sidewalk to
be removed. The sites will be repaired as quickly as
possible.
Should you experience discolored water as a result of
a water main break, run the COLD water in the bath
tub until it runs clear.
When there is a water main break, additional flushing
crews are dispatched to flush water through the fire
hydrants to remove any discolored water.

Water Quality Issues

If you experience objectionable water in your home,
call customer service at (386) 575-6800 to report the
issue. If required, a Licensed Florida Department of
Environmental Protection Water Operation staff
member will respond and conduct a water quality
sample on site to evaluate if there is a potential issue
with the water.
C I T Y C L E R K

Birth Certificates & Death Records - These records are

public information and can be obtained by visiting the
Florida Department of Health website at
www.floridahealth.gov.

Register to Vote - To register in Florida, you must be a

citizen of the United States, 18 years old by the next
election (may preregister at 16), a legal resident of Florida,
and a legal resident of the county in which you seek to
be registered.

To register to vote contact the Volusia County Supervisor

of Elections.

In-Person: Online:
1750 S. Woodland Blvd., www.VolusiaElections.gov
Deland, or at any County Phone:
Public Library (386) 736-5930

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Public Records Requests - To request a record, visit the
City of Deltona webpage at www.deltonafl.gov. Click on
Departments/City Clerk/Public Records Information &
Instructions.

V O L U N T E E R B O A R D S &
C O M M I T T E E S

William S. Harvey Scholarship Advisory Board -

Consists of seven appointed members, serving a two-
year term.

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) -

Consists of 11 appointed members who must meet
specific criteria, serving a two-year term.

Firefighters Pension Plan, Board of Trustees - Consists

of four appointed members and one elected member,
serving a two-year term.

Planning & Zoning Board - Consists of seven appointed

members and four appointed alternate members,
serving a four-year term. The Board meets the third
Wednesday of each month.

Learn more about each volunteer board and committee

by visiting our website, www.deltonalf.gov. Click on
Government/Board & Committees.

**All Boards meet as needed.

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 F I N A N C E D E P A R T M E N T

Tax Information You Should Know

1. Information about past property tax or property
dimensions can be found online at
https://vcpa.vcgov.org/.
2. Florida property taxes are unique because:
a. Taxes are levied annually.
b. Taxes on each parcel of real property have to be paid in
full and at one time (except for the installment method
and homestead tax deferrals).
c. Discounts are extended for early payment.
3. Valorem taxes or real property taxes:
a. Are based on the value of such property and are paid at
the end of the tax year.
b. The tax year runs from January 1 - December 31.
c. The Office of the Property Appraiser establishes the
value of the property, and the Volusia County Council,
Volusia County School Board, Deltona City
Commissioners, and other levying bodies set their
millage rates.
d. One mill equals $1 per $1,000 of property value.
i. In cases where the property owner pays their real
estate taxes into an escrow account, their mortgage
company should request the tax bill. In such cases,
the property owner would then receive an
informational notice stating that the original copy of
their tax notice was sent to the trustee of their
escrow account.
4. Current year taxes become delinquent on April 1.
a. On April 1, all delinquent parcels are assessed a
minimum charge of 3% in accordance with Florida
Statute. Delinquent real estate parcels will incur
advertising and auction listing fees.
5. Notice to taxpayers entitled to homestead exemption.
a. If your income is low enough to meet certain conditions,
and the total mortgages and liens against
the parcel are low enough, you may
qualify for a deferred tax payment plan
on homestead property. Deferral of
taxes does not excuse the debt. The
deferred amount will accrue interest
and must be paid at a later date.
Information and an application to determine eligibility
are available at any Tax Collector office ___location. In
Deltona the address is 1200 Deltona Blvd., Suite 27-28.

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Prepayment of estimated tax by installment method
Under certain conditions, taxes may be prepaid for the
future tax year by quarterly installments billed in June,
September, December, and March. If interested, submit
an application to the Tax Collector office by April 30.
Installment applications can be found online at
https://county-taxes.net/vctaxcollector/. To obtain a
paper application, visit https://vctaxcollector.org/taxes/ or
visit any Tax Collector office ___location. It is not necessary to
reapply if you participated in the plan during the
previous tax year and made timely payments.

I M P O R T A N T D A T E S

N O V . 1 Tax bills mailed.

M A R . 1 Deadline to file for exemptions for the

next tax year. Application is filed with
the Volusia County Property
Appraiser’s office.

M A R . 3 1 Deadline for Working Waterfront,

Affordable Rental Housing, or
Homestead Tax Deferral applications
for the current tax year. The application
is filed with the Tax Collector.
It is also the last day for full payment
without penalty. Unpaid balances
become delinquent on April 1.

A P R . 3 0 Deadline for new quarterly installment

plan applications for the next tax year.
Must be filed with the Tax Collector. No
need to reapply if you participated in
the plan during the previous tax year
and made timely payments.
Discount periods
Tax statements are mailed on or about November 1 of
each year, with the following discounts in effect for early
payment in person or online:
4% discount in November 2% discount in January
3% discount in December 1% discount in February

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 P A R K S & R E C R E A T I O N

Hours of Operations: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Phone: (386) 878-8900

Do I have to pay to reserve a pavilion at a City park?

Yes. Pavilion rentals are $35 with no time limit from
September 1 through April 30. Summer rental rates are
$35 for a five-hour block from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., or 3:30 p.m.
- 8:30 p.m. To reserve a pavilion, visit www.deltonafl.gov.
Click on Departments/Parks & Recreation/Pavilion
Facility Rentals. Call the Parks office at (386) 878-8900 if
you have any questions.

How far out can I book a pavilion at a City park?

Pavilion rentals can be made up to six months in
advance.

What are the rentals rates for the main hall and
meeting room at Harris Saxon Community Center?
The rental rate for the meeting room is $30 per hour. The
meeting room can accommodate up to 50 people. The
rental rate for the main hall is $60 per hour. The main hall
can accommodate up to 140 people. Each rental requires
a deposit equal to the rental fee. The deposit will be
returned after the rental provided there is no damage to
the room. Room reservations can be made up to six
months in advance. To reserve a room visit
www.deltonafl.gov. Click on Departments/Parks &
Recreation/Pavilion Facility Rentals. Call the Parks office
at (386) 878-8900 if you have any questions.
What are rental rates for the meeting room and gym
at Wes Crile Park?
The rental rate for the meeting room is
$30 per hour. The meeting room can
accommodate up to 50 people. The rental
rate for the gym is $35 per hour. The gym
can accommodate up to 300 people. A
deposit is required that is equal to the
rental and will be returned provided there
is no damage. If you have any questions,
call the Parks office at (386) 878-8900.
** All park and facility rental fees are subject to change.

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How do I sign my child up for baseball/softball at Vann
Park?
Deltona Little League oversees the youth t-ball, baseball,
and girls’ softball programs that take place at Vann Park.
Information is available by going to their website at
www.deltonalittleleague.com. Spring sign-ups are
typically held in January, with the season taking place
from March - June. Fall signs-ups typically take place in
August, with the fall season running from September -
November.

How do I sign my child up for baseball at Dewey O.

Boster Sports Complex?
West Volusia Youth Baseball oversees the baseball
program at Dewey O. Boster. Information is available by
going to their website at
http://app.teampass.com/WestVolusia. Spring sign-ups
are typically held in January, with the season taking place
from February - May. Fall sign-ups typically take place in
August, with the fall season running from September –
November.

How do I sign my child up for Soccer?

The Deltona Youth Soccer Club is in charge of the youth
soccer programs that take place at the Dewey O. Boster
Sports Complex. Information is available by going to their
website at www.Deltonasoccer.com. Sign-ups for the
spring season are typically held in January, with the
season taking place from February - May. Fall sign-ups
typically take place in June/July, with the fall season
running from August - November.

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How do I sign my child up for the City of Deltona
youth basketball program at Wes Crile Park?
The City’s youth basketball program typically runs
multiple times throughout the year. Seasons run in the
fall (October - December), Winter (January - March) and
Spring (April - June). The age groups are 6-14. Contact the
staff at Wes Crile Park at (386) 878-8940 for more
information.

How do I sign my child up for youth tackle football

and cheerleading?
The Deltona Panthers oversee the Pop Warner youth
football and cheerleading program at the Dewey O.
Boster Sports Complex. Sign-ups typically take place
from March – July, with the season running from August
– November. Information is available by going to their
website at www.deltonapanthers.org.

I would like to be a volunteer coach or referee! Where

do I start?
The Parks Department is always looking for volunteer
coaches for our youth basketball and youth football
programs. Contact Coach Singletary at Wes Crile Park
(386) 878-8940 to begin the process. All volunteer
coaches are required to undergo and pass a level 2
fingerprint background check.

What are the ages and how do I sign my child up for

the Summer Camp program at Wes Crile Park?
The City’s summer camp program is for children ages 6-
12. The summer camp program runs for eight weeks
(June – August). Contact Wes Crile Park at (386) 878-
8940 for more information.
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How do I sign up for adult soccer 6v6?
The Deltona Adult Soccer league oversees the 6v6 adult
soccer program at the Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex.
Information is available by going to their website at
www.deltona6v6.com. Sign-ups for the summer season
are typically held in April and May, with the season
running from June - July. Sign-ups for the winter season
are typically held in November and December, with the
season running from January - February.

I don't have a team but would like to play in the Adult

Softball Leagues, what do I do?
We recommend players looking to get on a team show
up on game night and ask teams on the fields if they are
looking for extra players. Players may also leave their
contact info with the Wes Crile Park office and the
Recreation Program Manager will aid in placing an
individual on a team.

Is there a dog park in Deltona?

Yes. The Keysville Dog Park is located at 2461 Keysville
Ave. The dog park has enclosed separate areas for small
and large dogs. Pet owners are required to clean up after
their dogs. The hours of operation are sunrise to sunset
seven days a week.

Is there a skate park in Deltona?

Yes. The Eddie Rios Skate Park is located at 301 Courtland
Blvd. The hours of operation are:
Monday - Thursday: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday: 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday: 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
** Helmets are required and everyone must have a
signed and notarized waiver on file prior to using.

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Are there any outdoor fitness exercise stations in the
City?
Yes. Outdoor exercise fitness stations are located at Wes
Crile Park (1537 Norbert Terrace) and Dewey O. Boster
Sports Complex (1200 Saxon Blvd.). There is no charge to
use the exercise stations. The user assumes all risks
associated with using the exercise stations at each park.

How long is the walking path at Wes Crile Park?

0.6 miles.

T H E C E N T E R A T D E L T O N A

Location: 1640 Dr. Martin

Luther King Blvd.
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Phone: (386) 878-8875
Email: [email protected]

How do I reserve the facility for a wedding?

The Center at Deltona is a premier and modern wedding
venue located in Deltona. Couples can say “I Do” on our
event lawn and host their reception in one of our
ballroom spaces. Our outdoor event lawn offers two
beautiful options for your perfect ceremony.

Couples can choose between our intimate wedding

Gazebo and our spacious wedding Pergola for their
ceremony. Our large modern ballrooms and Grand

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allroom can accommodate 150 - 500 wedding guests.
Our smaller ballrooms can accommodate 50 - 100 guests.
Call The Center staff at (386) 878-8875 to schedule an
appointment.

What other services are offered?

Our nearly 30,000 square foot facility offers a variety of
indoor banquets and meeting rooms to accommodate
groups of 20 - 500 for birthday parties, business
meetings, corporate events, family gatherings and more.
Rental rates vary depending on day of the week, time,
and number of guests. Call The Center at (386) 878-8875
to schedule an appointment.

S E N I O R S E R V I C E S

I’m a senior citizen. What services are available for

me?
The Council on Aging (COA) provides services for senior
residents at The Center. The COA offers a variety of
exercise classes, social clubs, nutritional support, and
educational seminars. For more information on the
services provided by the COA call (386) 574-0060.

I'm a homebound senior citizen.

Can I get meals delivered to home?
Yes. Contact the COA at (386) 574-
0060 to register for the free delivery
service. This service is provided to
any senior who is unable to leave
their home without assistance.

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Deltona University Stormdrain Markup Event

Concert Series Mother/Son Have Fun
Chili Cook-off Summer Camp
Dr. MLK Jr. Festival July 4th All American Blast
National Night Out Touch a Truck Fest
Movies in the Park Latin Fest
Mayors Fitness Challenge Veterans Day Ceremony
Love Your Heart 5K Golf Tournament
Celtic Fest Egg Haunt
Eggstravaganza Spooktacular
Deltona Job Fair Community Shred Day
Mother's Day Buffet Turkey Giveaway
Low Cost Vaccine Clinics Veterans Day Service
Spruce Up Deltona Selfies with Santa
Lake Shore Clean Up Santa Mailbox
Arbor Day Tree Giveaway Holiday Parade
Memorial Day Service Santa Ride
Daddy/Daughter Dance New Year’s Eve Party

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