Animals are full of furry fun and playfulness. However, one thing they don’t have is a voice – a voice to tell others when they’re being abused, mistreated or neglected. Fortunately, animals have Alicia Dease.
Soon, the county will have a new tool in its ongoing efforts to manage the 47-mile linear park and playground that hugs Volusia’s ocean shoreline.
Green Volusia’s emphasis has grown and expanded to incorporate a holistic approach to the entire spectrum of healthy communities.
It was a lifeline and a ray of desperately needed hope during a time of financial calamity – a time when for many, jobs and homes were being lost to the Great Recession and hope was in short supply. But the help in the form of a massive housing and economic recovery program came with a lot of questions and even more skepticism. Would it work? Could Volusia County pull it off? And was it even a proper role for local government to get into the real estate market?
Since last year, Volusia County Animal Control has made it even more convenient and inexpensive for animal owners in its service area – unincorporated Volusia County and the city of Oak Hill – to get their pets microchipped.
When it comes to illegal or fraudulent contractor activity, Paul Traider has just about seen it all.
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