View the latest testing information.
Free COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fairgrounds will continue in to October, thanks to an extension from the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM). The site and process will undergo some changes for October, however.
Beginning Thursday, Oct. 1, testing will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day inside the Hester building. While drive-up testing will no longer be available, the indoor location does allow for the site to operate seven days a week.
Effective Oct. 1, only viral testing will be offered; antibody testing will no longer be available.
Appointments for viral testing can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com/. No symptoms are required to get tested. Viral testing is available for individuals five years of age and older. Adults 18 years and older are required to provide a picture identification.
Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 20-244 on Friday, September 25, 2020, moving all of Florida’s 67 counties into Phase 3.
Executive Order 20-244 does the following:
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Free COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fairgrounds will continue in to October, thanks to an extension from the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM). The site and process will undergo some changes for October, however.
Beginning Thursday, Oct. 1, testing will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day inside the Hester building. While drive-up testing will no longer be available, the indoor location does allow for the site to operate seven days a week.
Effective Oct. 1, only viral testing will be offered; antibody testing will no longer be available.
Appointments for viral testing can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com/. No symptoms are required to get tested. Viral testing is available for individuals five years of age and older. Adults 18 years and older are required to provide a picture identification.
Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 20-244 on Friday, September 25, 2020, moving all of Florida’s 67 counties into Phase 3.
Executive Order 20-244 does the following:
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Local physician Dr. Scott Klioze will discuss the pathophysiology of COVID-19 during an interview with Volusia County Government at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 25.
Dr. Klioze will simplify the anatomy and physiology of COVID-19, bringing complexity to simplicity. Dr. Klioze will incorporate short video clips during the interview, and these animated close-ups of the disease and its impact on the human body will help viewers understand the issues.
Friday’s interview will be broadcast live on Volusia County Emergency Management’s Facebook page. It can also be viewed on the Facebook page any time after the live airing.
Volusia County Government will host a live briefing this afternoon at 2 p.m. Topics will include COVID-19 health information and updates. The briefing can be streamed live on the Volusia County Emergency Management Facebook page.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., Monday, Sept. 14, the following will apply to bars and other vendors licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises:
Nightclubs remain closed. Read the press release from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Beachgoers are reminded that COVID-19 is still a concern in the county. Residents and visitors heading to the beach must continue to park at a post, maintain physical distancing and avoid congregating in large groups. With on-beach parking limited to ensure distancing can be maintained, vehicular access ramps may temporarily close due to capacity. Those planning to park on the beach should arrive early.
All in-season vehicular beach access ramps will be open to vehicles for beach parking from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mid-morning high tides may force the closure of some ramps. If using beach parking, vehicles must park at a blue post or conservation post, which are placed at 25 foot intervals. To avoid crowds and easily maintain physical distancing, beachgoers are encouraged to access the beach in a less-populated area. Free, off-beach parking lots are located on the coast throughout the county. For information on off-beach parking and vehicle access ramps, visit Volusia.org/beachmap or download the Volusia Beaches app.
Beach Safety
There is a risk of rip currents this weekend, and beachgoers should always swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower. Afternoon thunderstorms are also forecasted, which bring the risk of lightning. Beachgoers are reminded to exit the water and seek shelter in the case of thunder.
Beach clean-up
Beachgoers should always leave the beach as clean, or cleaner, than they found it. Trash and recycle cans are placed at regular intervals along the beach. Environmentally friendly trash bags are available upon request at toll booths and from the beach litter team. Porter services will canvas both the beach and coastal parks to assist with the collection of trash, empty trash and recycle cans, and clean restroom facilities.
After a day at the beach, flatten sandcastles, fill in holes, and take chairs and equipment home; do not leave any tents, chairs or other materials on the beach overnight. This is an easy way to reduce obstacles faced by nesting sea turtles and hatchlings.
For more information, follow Volusia County Beaches on Facebook and Twitter, download the free Volusia Beaches app from the Goggle Play or Apple App Store, or visit www.volusia.org/beach.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
As COVID-19 continues to affect our daily lives, we’ll once again discuss how the pandemic is impacting our mental wellness and what individuals can do to remain mindful and positive. The 10 a.m., Aug. 28 conversation will include how to discuss concerns with your friends and family, tips for coping with stress and how to maintain a positive outlook. Friday’s panel discussion will be broadcast live on Volusia County Emergency Management’s Facebook page. It can also be viewed on the Facebook page any time after the live airing.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County’s Economic Development division and the Volusia County Chamber Alliance are distributing PPE to local businesses as part of the Relaunch Volusia campaign. The PPE kits include masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning solution. Products were purchased using CARES Act recovery funds.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive one kit and must prove eligibility with a business card or hard copy of a business license or utility bill indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County’s Economic Development division and the Volusia County Chamber Alliance are distributing PPE to local businesses as part of the Relaunch Volusia campaign. The PPE kits include masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning solution. Products were purchased using CARES Act recovery funds.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive one kit and must prove eligibility with a business card or hard copy of a business license or utility bill indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County’s Economic Development division and the Volusia County Chamber Alliance are distributing PPE to local businesses as part of the Relaunch Volusia campaign. The PPE kits include masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning solution. Products were purchased using CARES Act recovery funds.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive one kit and must prove eligibility with a business card or hard copy of a business license or utility bill indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
County Council meetings take place at 10 a.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month, with public participation beginning at 9:30 a.m. Today's meeting includes a Coronavirus update. View the meeting agenda for more information. All County Council meetings are live streamed at volusia.org/livemeeting.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
Testing at all Florida Department of Health locations and at the pop-up test site at the Publix at 2100 Saxon Blvd. in Deltona will end at the end of day today, Friday, Aug. 21.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
Testing at all Florida Department of Health locations and at the pop-up test site at the Publix at 2100 Saxon Blvd. in Deltona will end at the end of day Friday, Aug. 21.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is required. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Individuals getting antibody testing will be required to get the COVID nasal swab (viral test) first. Appointments can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
The Task Force on the Safe and Limited Re-Opening of Long-Term Care Facilities will hold a meeting on Tuesday, August 18th at 2:00 PM. The meeting will be streamed and made available via The Florida Channel. More information on the Task Force can be found HERE.
The meeting agenda is provided online at www.flgov.com/covid-19. Public comment has been made available through an online portal, which can be found HERE. Floridians are encouraged to submit their ideas regarding the safe and limited re-opening of Florida’s long-term care facilities.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is offering COVID-19 testing at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is recommended to save time. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Appointments for viral testing are recommended and can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) will offer COVID-19 testing beginning Friday, Aug. 14, at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is recommended to save time. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Appointments for viral testing are recommended and can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Government will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14. A COVID-19 update will be provided by FDOH's Patricia Boswell and a school update will be provided by VCSD's Kelly Schultz. You can stream it live on Volusia County Emergency Management's Face Book page.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) will offer COVID-19 testing beginning Friday, Aug. 14, at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is recommended to save time. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Appointments for viral testing are recommended and can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
While there is a soft opening of the site Thursday, Aug. 13, no antibody testing will be available.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) will offer COVID-19 testing beginning Friday, Aug. 14, at the Volusia County Fair Grounds, 3150 E. New York Ave., DeLand. Testing will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Tuesdays and an appointment is recommended to save time. There will be no testing on Wednesdays. Appointments for viral testing are recommended and can be made online at www.doineedacovid19test.com. Individuals must print and bring their test voucher and a picture ID with them on the day of their test. Individuals who do not make an appointment in advance can register on site via their own personal smart device. Read more.
Volusia County Government will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 12, to discuss the testing site. Speakers will include Volusia County Chair Ed Kelley, Volusia League of Cities President and Port Orange Mayor Don Burnette, Holly Hill Mayor Chris Via and Volusia County Emergency Management Director Jim Judge. You can stream it live on Volusia County Emergency Management's Face Book page.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 9, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
Volusia County will host a COVID-19 briefing at 2 p.m. today, Aug. 7. Topics will include the county’s ongoing COVID-19 assistance programs, information on Animal Service’s free food and microchip event and an update from the Florida Department of Health in Volusia County. The briefing can be streamed live on the Volusia County Emergency Management Facebook page.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 9, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 9, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
View the latest testing information.
County Council meetings take place at 10 a.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month, with public participation beginning at 9:30 a.m. Today's meeting includes a Coronavirus update. View the meeting agenda for more information. All County Council meetings are live streamed at volusia.org/livemeeting.
On Sunday, August 9, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
Some locations may still be closed, please contact the testing facility before arriving to confirm they are open.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 9, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
On July 20, State Surgeon General Scott Rivkees issued an updated public health advisory. The most significant change is the recommendation to refrain from participating in gatherings larger than 10 individuals. You can read the public health advisory here, or a summary from the Joint Information Center here.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
On July 21, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Due to pending inclement weather testing facilities may be closed. Please contact the facilites to confirm they are open.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 9, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
On July 20, State Surgeon General Scott Rivkees issued an updated public health advisory. The most significant change is the recommendation to refrain from participating in gatherings larger than 10 individuals. You can read the public health advisory here, or a summary from the Joint Information Center here.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
On July 21, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Due to pending inclement weather testing facilities may be closed. Please contact the facilites to confirm they are open.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 2, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
On July 20, State Surgeon General Scott Rivkees issued an updated public health advisory. The most significant change is the recommendation to refrain from participating in gatherings larger than 10 individuals. You can read the public health advisory here, or a summary from the Joint Information Center here.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
On July 21, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
View the latest testing information.
On Sunday, August 2, Volusia County Animal Services, in partnership with the ASPCA, will be providing free cat and dog food and microchips for county and city residents’ pets. The free community event is county government’s way of offering a helping hand to pet owners who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event will take place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds at 3150 E. New York Ave. from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., or until supplies last. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals donated approximately $10,500 worth of pet food for the event.
For convenience and social distancing, Sunday’s event will feature drive-thru service. While residents won’t have to get out of their vehicle, they are asked to wear a face covering. There will be two drive-up lines – one just for pet food and the other for both food and a microchip. The food will be loaded into the vehicles for residents. If they’re also there to get a pet microchipped, county staff will remove the pet from the vehicle and take it into the on-site facility for the quick and painless procedure. Just a few minutes later the pet will be brought back out to the owner’s vehicle. To expedite the process, those who are planning to get a pet microchipped are asked to print out the consent form and fill it out before they arrive on Sunday.
On July 20, State Surgeon General Scott Rivkees issued an updated public health advisory. The most significant change is the recommendation to refrain from participating in gatherings larger than 10 individuals. You can read the public health advisory here, or a summary from the Joint Information Center here.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
On July 21, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
On July 21, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Several cities have also adopted resolutions or ordinances regards the wearing of face coverings in public. The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. The face masks were provided by the State of Florida. See distribution locations.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
On Tuesday, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Several cities have also adopted resolutions or ordinances regards the wearing of face coverings in public. The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. The face masks were provided by the State of Florida. See distribution locations.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Volusia County Government will host a live briefing at the Emergency Operations Center this afternoon at 2 p.m. Topics will include COVID-19 health information and updates. The briefing can be streamed live on the Volusia County Emergency Management Facebook page.
On Tuesday, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Several cities have also adopted resolutions or ordinances regards the wearing of face coverings in public. The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. The face masks were provided by the State of Florida. See distribution locations.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
On Tuesday, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Several cities have also adopted resolutions or ordinances regards the wearing of face coverings in public. The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. The face masks were provided by the State of Florida. See distribution locations.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
On Tuesday, the council unanimously adopted a resolution encouraging everyone working, living, visiting or doing business in Volusia County to wear face coverings in any business where social distancing can’t be maintained. The resolution also encourages businesses to prohibit entry of anyone not wearing a face covering. Read the resolution.
Several cities have also adopted resolutions or ordinances regards the wearing of face coverings in public. The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need. Learn more and find a participating location.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. The face masks were provided by the State of Florida. See distribution locations.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
County Council meetings take place at 10 a.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month, with public participation beginning at 9:30 a.m. Today's meeting includes a Coronavirus update. View the meeting agenda for more information. All County Council meetings are live streamed at volusia.org/livemeeting.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need.
The supplies, donated by the State of Florida, are packaged to provide five meals in each box. Participating food banks include:
Neighborhood Center
434 S. Woodland Blvd. DeLand, Monday – Thursday 9am – 4pm, Friday 9am – noon
HUM
HUM South
Area Churches - United Way
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. Pickup sites include:
Volusia County also provided 4,500 masks to five nonprofit agencies for distribution to the homeless community.
Additionally, Votran received 100,000 face masks, which are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
The face masks were provided by the State of Florida.
View the latest testing information.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need.
The supplies, donated by the State of Florida, are packaged to provide five meals in each box. Participating food banks include:
Neighborhood Center
434 S. Woodland Blvd. DeLand, Monday – Thursday 9am – 4pm, Friday 9am – noon
HUM
HUM South
Area Churches - United Way
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. Pickup sites include:
Volusia County also provided 4,500 masks to five nonprofit agencies for distribution to the homeless community.
Additionally, Votran received 100,000 face masks, which are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
The face masks were provided by the State of Florida.
View the latest testing information.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. The cities of Daytona Beach Shores, Debary, Deltona, Lake Helen, Ormond Beach and Port Orange have issued non-mandatory orders or proclamations encouraging the wearing of face coverings. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Volusia County Emergency Management has partnered with area food banks to provide more than 126,000 meals to local families in need.
The supplies, donated by the State of Florida, are packaged to provide five meals in each box. Participating food banks include:
Neighborhood Center
434 S. Woodland Blvd. DeLand, Monday – Thursday 9am – 4pm, Friday 9am – noon
HUM
HUM South
Area Churches - United Way
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships. There are also several food resources available throughout the county.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. Pickup sites include:
Volusia County also provided 4,500 masks to five nonprofit agencies for distribution to the homeless community.
Additionally, Votran received 100,000 face masks, which are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
The face masks were provided by the State of Florida.
View the latest testing information.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
This Friday, July 17, Volusia County hosted a live panel discussion addressing the many assistance programs and grants available for Volusia County residents. We’ll also speak with several business grant recipients about their experience. Friday’s event will start at 10 a.m. Panelists will include the following:
Friday’s panel discussion will be broadcast live on Volusia County Emergency Management’s Facebook page. It can also be viewed on the Facebook page any time after the live airing.
Volusia County Government will host a live briefing at the Emergency Operations Center this afternoon at 2 p.m. Topics will include COVID-19 health information and updates. The briefing can be streamed live on the Volusia County Emergency Management Facebook page.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
After distributing 119,000 nonsurgical masks to nine sites throughout the county last week, Volusia County Public Protection is distributing another 113,000 face masks to an additional eight locations. Residents may stop by any participating location and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours. Pickup sites include:
Volusia County also provided 4,500 masks to five nonprofit agencies for distribution to the homeless community.
Additionally, Votran received 100,000 face masks, which are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
The face masks were provided by the State of Florida.
View the latest testing information.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Volusia County Government has partnered with locations throughout the area to distribute free face masks. Learn more.
View the latest testing information.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Volusia County Government has partnered with locations throughout the area to distribute free face masks. Learn more.
View the latest testing information.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
To help protect residents from the coronavirus, Volusia County Government will distribute 119,000 surgical face masks provided by the State of Florida beginning Thursday, July 9. Residents may stop by these locations and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours:
Additionally, Votran has received 100,000 face masks, which staff has already begun distributing to riders and residents. These masks are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County Government held a live briefing at the Emergency Operations Center Friday afternoon at 2 p.m.The briefing can be rewatched on the Volusia County Emergency Management Facebook page.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
To help protect residents from the coronavirus, Volusia County Government will distribute 119,000 surgical face masks provided by the State of Florida beginning Thursday, July 9. Residents may stop by these locations and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours:
Additionally, Votran has received 100,000 face masks, which staff has already begun distributing to riders and residents. These masks are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
View the latest testing information.
There is no testing available at Family Health Source Friday, July 10. Testing will be available Monday, July 13 & Tuesday, July 14.
Volusia County Government will host a live briefing at the Emergency Operations Center this afternoon at 2 p.m.The briefing can be streamed live on the Volusia County Emergency Management Facebook page.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
To help protect residents from the coronavirus, Volusia County Government will distribute 119,000 surgical face masks provided by the State of Florida beginning Thursday, July 9. Residents may stop by these locations and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours:
Additionally, Votran has received 100,000 face masks, which staff has already begun distributing to riders and residents. These masks are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
To help protect residents from the coronavirus, Volusia County Government will distribute 119,000 surgical face masks provided by the State of Florida beginning Thursday, July 9. Residents may stop by these locations and pick up two masks per person during regular operating hours:
Additionally, Votran has received 100,000 face masks, which staff has already begun distributing to riders and residents. These masks are available on buses and at Votran’s Transfer Plaza, 207 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach; and the Votran administrative office, 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
View the latest testing information.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
View the latest testing information.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
View the latest testing information.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
View the latest testing information.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
The citites of Daytona Beach, DeLand and News Smyrna Beach have adopted resolutions to mandate the wearing of face coverings in public. To learn more, visit the cities page and select the appropriate city from the list.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Large crowds are expected at the beach for the upcoming July 4 holiday weekend. With COVID-19 concerns, all beachgoers are reminded to maintain physical distancing, avoid congregating in large groups and wear a face covering when distancing is not possible. All in-season vehicular beach access ramps will be open to vehicles for beach parking from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. However, with morning high tides, the opening of some ramps may be delayed. Soft sand is an issue on many portions of the beach, especially in the Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach areas. If using beach parking, vehicles must park at a blue post or conservation post, which are placed at 25 foot intervals. To avoid crowds and easily maintain physical distancing, beachgoers are encouraged to access the beach in a less-populated area.
Beach Safety
There is a risk of rip currents this weekend, and beachgoers should swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower. Afternoon thunderstorms are also forecasted, which bring the risk of lightning. Beachgoers are reminded to exit the water and seek shelter in the case of thunder.
Fireworks
Use and/or possession of fireworks is prohibited on Volusia County beaches. Law enforcement officers will confiscate fireworks and may issue a fine. Senate Bill 140 regarding the use of fireworks on designated holidays does not apply to Volusia County beaches. Fireworks cannot be used on the beach, at beachfront parks or access points (including ramps and walkovers) or at beachfront buildings, such as businesses, hotels, condominiums or homes. They create an enormous amount of trash that is extremely difficult to remove and is often ingested by sea life. The loud noises and bright lights may also deter sea turtles from using the beaches to nest at night. Fireworks also pose a great safety hazard for beachgoers.
Beach clean-up
After your day at the beach, flatten sandcastles, fill in holes, and take your chairs and equipment with you; do not leave any tents, chairs or other materials on the beach overnight. This is an easy way to reduce obstacles faced by nesting sea turtles, which have begun visiting the beach at night to lay eggs.
Trash and recycle cans are placed at regular intervals along the beach. Environmentally friendly trash bags are available upon request at toll booths and from the beach litter team. Porter services will canvas both the beach and coastal parks to assist with the collection of trash, empty trash and recycle cans, and clean restroom facilities.
For more information, follow Volusia County Beaches on Facebook and Twitter, download the free Volusia Beaches app from the Goggle Play or Apple App Store, or visit www.volusia.org/beach.
View the latest testing information.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Large crowds are expected at the beach for the upcoming July 4 holiday weekend. With COVID-19 concerns, all beachgoers are reminded to maintain physical distancing, avoid congregating in large groups and wear a face covering when distancing is not possible. All in-season vehicular beach access ramps will be open to vehicles for beach parking from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. However, with morning high tides, the opening of some ramps may be delayed. Soft sand is an issue on many portions of the beach, especially in the Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach areas. If using beach parking, vehicles must park at a blue post or conservation post, which are placed at 25 foot intervals. To avoid crowds and easily maintain physical distancing, beachgoers are encouraged to access the beach in a less-populated area.
Beach Safety
There is a risk of rip currents this weekend, and beachgoers should swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower. Afternoon thunderstorms are also forecasted, which bring the risk of lightning. Beachgoers are reminded to exit the water and seek shelter in the case of thunder.
Fireworks
Use and/or possession of fireworks is prohibited on Volusia County beaches. Law enforcement officers will confiscate fireworks and may issue a fine. Senate Bill 140 regarding the use of fireworks on designated holidays does not apply to Volusia County beaches. Fireworks cannot be used on the beach, at beachfront parks or access points (including ramps and walkovers) or at beachfront buildings, such as businesses, hotels, condominiums or homes. They create an enormous amount of trash that is extremely difficult to remove and is often ingested by sea life. The loud noises and bright lights may also deter sea turtles from using the beaches to nest at night. Fireworks also pose a great safety hazard for beachgoers.
Beach clean-up
After your day at the beach, flatten sandcastles, fill in holes, and take your chairs and equipment with you; do not leave any tents, chairs or other materials on the beach overnight. This is an easy way to reduce obstacles faced by nesting sea turtles, which have begun visiting the beach at night to lay eggs.
Trash and recycle cans are placed at regular intervals along the beach. Environmentally friendly trash bags are available upon request at toll booths and from the beach litter team. Porter services will canvas both the beach and coastal parks to assist with the collection of trash, empty trash and recycle cans, and clean restroom facilities.
For more information, follow Volusia County Beaches on Facebook and Twitter, download the free Volusia Beaches app from the Goggle Play or Apple App Store, or visit www.volusia.org/beach.
View the latest testing information.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
View the latest testing information.
Large crowds are expected at the beach for the upcoming July 4 holiday weekend. With COVID-19 concerns, all beachgoers are reminded to maintain physical distancing, avoid congregating in large groups and wear a face covering when distancing is not possible. All in-season vehicular beach access ramps will be open to vehicles for beach parking from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. However, with morning high tides, the opening of some ramps may be delayed. Soft sand is an issue on many portions of the beach, especially in the Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach areas. If using beach parking, vehicles must park at a blue post or conservation post, which are placed at 25 foot intervals. To avoid crowds and easily maintain physical distancing, beachgoers are encouraged to access the beach in a less-populated area.
Beach Safety
There is a risk of rip currents this weekend, and beachgoers should swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower. Afternoon thunderstorms are also forecasted, which bring the risk of lightning. Beachgoers are reminded to exit the water and seek shelter in the case of thunder.
Fireworks
Use and/or possession of fireworks is prohibited on Volusia County beaches. Law enforcement officers will confiscate fireworks and may issue a fine. Senate Bill 140 regarding the use of fireworks on designated holidays does not apply to Volusia County beaches. Fireworks cannot be used on the beach, at beachfront parks or access points (including ramps and walkovers) or at beachfront buildings, such as businesses, hotels, condominiums or homes. They create an enormous amount of trash that is extremely difficult to remove and is often ingested by sea life. The loud noises and bright lights may also deter sea turtles from using the beaches to nest at night. Fireworks also pose a great safety hazard for beachgoers.
Beach clean-up
After your day at the beach, flatten sandcastles, fill in holes, and take your chairs and equipment with you; do not leave any tents, chairs or other materials on the beach overnight. This is an easy way to reduce obstacles faced by nesting sea turtles, which have begun visiting the beach at night to lay eggs.
Trash and recycle cans are placed at regular intervals along the beach. Environmentally friendly trash bags are available upon request at toll booths and from the beach litter team. Porter services will canvas both the beach and coastal parks to assist with the collection of trash, empty trash and recycle cans, and clean restroom facilities.
For more information, follow Volusia County Beaches on Facebook and Twitter, download the free Volusia Beaches app from the Goggle Play or Apple App Store, or visit www.volusia.org/beach.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Volusia County actively encourages its residents to follow the guidelines of the Step Up Volusia Campaign, which reminds residents to wash your hands often (use hand sanitizer when you can’t), to maintain physical distance with others of at least 6 feet and to wear a mask when out in public, especially when you can’t maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
From grants for small businesses and home-based businesses to the upcoming distribution of free personal protective equipment in conjunction with local chambers of commerce, Volusia County has dedicated millions of dollars in relief funds to help the local business community recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The county’s emergency assistance programs and how to qualify will be the topic of a live panel discussion aired at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 2 on Volusia County Emergency Management’s Facebook page. It can also be viewed on the Facebook page any time after the live airing.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Effective Friday, June 26,the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) suspended the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption at all bars throughout the state. The suspension of alcohol sales directed by DBPR Emergency Order 2020-09 is effective immediately. Read the order at http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/os/documents/EO_2020-09.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0SSxfNgJSEimCBG9AwqVVC1ydHLojbHpBwP6MVh305xgFmccNVp90A11s.
Drive-through/Walk-up
Health Care Facilities
Those exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 who wish to be tested should first call their primary care physician.
Prevent the spread of COVID-19. Learn more at StepUpVolusia.org.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, The Marine Science Center will be closed to the public until further notice. Throughout the cornavirus shutdown, the staff of the MSC continue to care for sick and injured sea turtles and birds even through their doors are closed to the public.
Effective Friday, June 26,the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) suspended the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption at all bars throughout the state. The suspension of alcohol sales directed by DBPR Emergency Order 2020-09 is effective immediately. Read the order at http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/os/documents/EO_2020-09.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0SSxfNgJSEimCBG9AwqVVC1ydHLojbHpBwP6MVh305xgFmccNVp90A11s.
$1 million has been allocated to purchase protective equipment for local businesses. The county purchased the protective equipment in bulk quantities and the local chambers of commerce will assemble approximately 7,000 supply kits. The distribution plan is being coordinated through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance. The money for the aid is coming from the federal coronavirus relief funds that the county has received through the CARES Act.
PPE kits will be distributed through the Volusia County Chamber Alliance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on dates and locations as follows:
Businesses may receive up to two kits and must prove eligibility with a business card indicating they represent a Volusia County business, as well as sign that they received the product. Businesses may visit any site.
Volusia County has several other COVID-19 assistance programs available for residents. Programs include the Small Business Grant, Home-based Business Assistance Grant, PPE Distribution Program for Local Businesses, Non-profit Grant, Rental Assistance, Mortgage Assistance and summer camp scholarships.
Drive-through/Walk-up
CVS Health is offering self-swab tests to individuals exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19. Testing will take place through the pharmacy drive-thru window at select CVS Pharmacy locations, and must be scheduled online. For questions about cost, who qualifies, how it works, how long it takes to get results and more, see the FAQs.
Health Care Facilities
For those exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, testing is available at the following locations:
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123 W. Indiana Ave.
DeLand, FL 32720
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123 W. Indiana Ave.
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-2700
123 W. Indiana Ave
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-2700
from 8am to 5pm
Monday through Friday