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Communications & Marketing
Overview
The communications department develops and implements strategies for effective internal and external communications in Daytona Beach.
Emergency Public Information
Emergency alerts are available via email or text through Notify Me. Sign up here Version OptionsCommunicationsHeadline.
Media Relations
The office manages press releases and handles requests from the media.
Social Media
The department uses a variety of social media platforms to promote city events, resources, initiatives and information. Follow on social today!
Cable TV - Spectrum Channel 490
DBTV, also known as Spectrum Channel 490, provides up-to-date information for Daytona Beach residents including live streams of city commission meetings. To view, visit DBTV’s website or go to Spectrum channel 490.
Radio Programming
Daytona Beach Radio takes place every Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. on JOY 106.3 FM. Daytona Beach Radio provides timely and interesting discussions about projects happening in the community. Listeners can tune in at 106.3 on the FM radio dial, online or by using the TuneIn Radio app on smartphones and tablets. Listeners can call in to (386) 516-8030 during the program and ask questions about the day’s topic.
Newsletters and Publications
- City Manager's Report: A bi-weekly report covering the latest news in Daytona Beach. It is distributed at every city commission meeting. To read past issues, visit this webpage.
- E-Currents: A weekly email newsletter offering the most up-to-date news. To sign up, subscribe to Notify Me alerts here . Read past issues here .
- A monthly newsletter is included in each resident’s water bill, covering the latest information on city initiatives and upcoming events. Read past issues here .
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Physical Address
301 S. Ridgewood Ave.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Phone: (386) 671-7948
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Hydrant testing helps maintain water quality
Crews are working 9 p.m. through 6 a.m. Read on... -
Daytona Beach is lit
Enjoy fireworks every Saturday night all summer. Read on... -
Free computer classes
Beginner and intermediate sessions offered Read on... -
Hurricane season is through Nov. 30
Take steps now to be prepared should a storm threaten the area. Additional Info... -
Gymnastics summer camp
Registration is open for the Daytona Beach Gymnastics summer camp Read on... -
Summer pool hours
Beat the heat this summer and enjoy the amenities offered at the Cypress Aquatic Center. Read on... -
Free youth football camp offered at Daytona Stadium
Youth ages six through high school can register for the Bruce McNorton Football Camp. Read on... -
Routine treatment of city water through June 30
The city is treating its water distribution system to maintain safe and delicious water. Read on... -
Registration open for youth gymnastics
Spring session begins May 15 at Schnebly Recreation Center. Read on... -
Midtown Music concerts at Cypress Park
Enjoy music all summer at these free concerts. Read on... -
Registration open for swim programs all ages
Check out multiple swim programs offered at the Cypress Aquatic Center. Read on... -
Daytona Beach’s livability highlighted
Team Volusia publication showcases dynamic economy, quality of life. Read on... -
Juneteenth Activities
New this year, there will be a 5K run/walk and parade. Read on... -
Residents & businesses can apply for grants
Grants are intended to provide financial relief to Daytona Beach business owners impacted by hurricanes Ian and Nicole. Additional Info... -
Join us for Game Night this summer
Game Night is open to adults Thursdays at the YSG Center. Read on... -
Proactive program diverts damaging pollutants
Lids available to help residents properly dispose of fats, oils and grease. Read on... -
July 4th Veterans Parade on Main Street
Parade pays tribute to veterans and first responders. Read on... -
Dr. Josie Rogers’ home being renovated.
Renovation work should be completed by the end of the year. Read on... -
Testing of city’s hydrants underway
Maintenance of hydrants will be completed by Sept. 30. Read on... -
Summer Tennis Camp offered for youth 4 to 16
Registration is open for the 2023 Summer Tennis Camp at the Florida Tennis Center. Read on... -
Resident survey results provide valuable insight
Responses will help city leaders set priorities for upcoming budget year Read on... -
Residents can Adopt-A-Drain
Clearing storm drains of debris and vegetation alleviates ponding. Read on... -
Deadline for Biketoberfest vendors
The deadline to be included in the Master Plan is June 30. Read on... -
Join our team
The city's Parks & Recreation Department is looking to hire gymnastics coaches, seasonal lifeguards and summer casual workers. Read on... -
Nova Canal Flood Mitigation update
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers includes city’s feasibility study in fiscal year 2023 Work Plan. Read on... -
Beach access and recovery updates
County webpage provides real-time information for beachgoers. Additional Info... -
Center renamed to honor community icons
Facility is now the Julia T. and Charles W. Cherry Sr. Cultural & Educational Center. Read on... -
Sign up to receive City Manager's Update
Automatically receive via email or text. Read on... -
Road resurfacing efforts kick into high gear
36 lane miles of neighborhood streets will be repaved in 2023 Read on... -
Contribute to the solution
Make a donation to First Step Shelter instead of panhandlers Read on... -
Schedule virtual meetings with city staff
People can reserve one-on-one meetings with staff. Read on... -
Motor oil collection sites
Dispose of used motor oil for free throughout the city. Read on... -
New water tank to double storage capabilities
Construction has started on a 5 million gallon water storage tank. Read on... -
Alert notifications by text message or email
When an emergency strikes, will you know what to do, where to go or where to get more information? Sign up for free emergency alerts from the City of Daytona Beach. Read on... -
Stay engaged and connected!
Follow our official social media accounts to receive the most timely information. Read on... -
Dickerson Center improvements underway
Enhancements will improve connectivity to Campbell Aquatic Center. Read on... -
Permit and inspection fees waived for two years
Financial relief provided to property owners to encourage private investment. Read on...
City Spotlight
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Read about occupational nurse Janis Goff.
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Read about the Motor Medics.
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Read about animal control specialist Bob Belt.
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Read about traffic division administrator Darren Greer.
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Read about technical services project manager Michelle Martin.
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Read about events manager Chad Smith.
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Read about the Leisure Services division.
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Read about the firefighter brothers Adrian and Terrence Killins.
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Read about water meter mechanic Branson Allen.