Protecting Neighborhoods from Future Risk

From flood mitigation to system upgrades, infrastructure projects help reduce impacts from future disasters. Learn how we’re contributing to stronger communities.

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Application Portal Now Open!

Volusia County homeowners impacted by Hurricane Ian and/or Milton can now apply for aid through the Homeowner Recovery Program.

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Latest News

Stay informed on recent updates, announcements, and important information.

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Welcome Home Ms. Groover!

After hurricane damage and personal hardship, Deborah is celebrating in a safe, permanent home thanks to Transform386.

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Homeowner Recovery Program

The application portal for the Homeowner Recovery Program is now open!

Click the button below to access the application portal.

Homeowner Recovery Application Portal

Applicants with questions about the application portal may call our dedicated help desk at 386-251-3243 or 833-881-6939. Or by email at canopysupport@horne.com. For any questions about the program, please call our office at 386-943-7029 or email transform386@volusia.org.

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Public Notices

Public Notice: Wetland Review – 2465 & 2475 S. Glen Eagles Drive

Volusia County is providing early notice and inviting public review of a proposed stormwater improvement project located at 2465 and 2475 S. Glen Eagles Drive in DeLand, Florida.

The project involves demolition of an existing two-unit townhome structure and construction of a stormwater retention pond within the former building footprint. Improvements will expand the surrounding stormwater management system by connecting existing man-made ponds through culverts to increase drainage capacity and help reduce neighborhood flooding.

Because portions of the project are located within a wetland, an environmental review is required under federal regulations, including guidelines from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The County is evaluating practicable alternatives and potential environmental impacts.

Public comments are encouraged, including suggestions for alternative locations, methods to achieve the project purpose, or ways to minimize environmental impacts.

Written comments will be accepted through 5:00 p.m. on March 17, 2026.

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Final Public Notice: North Beach Street Roadway Elevation Project

Volusia County is providing final notice and inviting public comment on the proposed North Beach Street roadway elevation project in Ormond Beach, between the Tomoka River and Pine Tree Drive. The project will elevate the roadway to reduce flooding, improve access for residents and emergency services, and enhance drainage through installation of culverts and restoration of disturbed areas.

Because the project is located within wetlands and the 100-year floodplain, an environmental review was completed in accordance with federal regulations. After evaluating alternatives, the County determined there is no practicable alternative to elevating the roadway within its existing location.

Written comments will be accepted through 5:00 p.m. on March 14, 2026.

View the full public notice and project details here.

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Public Notice: Taylor Road Floodplain and Wetland Review

Volusia County is inviting public comment on proposed floodwater mitigation improvements along Taylor Road in DeLand, west of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The project includes acquisition of three residential properties, demolition of existing structures, construction of a new regional stormwater pond, installation of a connecting culvert and pump system, and approximately 6,800 linear feet of new stormwater conveyance piping extending to Lake Moore. The acquired parcels will remain vacant following completion of the project.

Because portions of the project area are located within wetlands and the 100-year floodplain, an environmental review is required under federal regulations. As part of this process, the County is evaluating practicable alternatives and potential impacts to the floodplain and wetlands.

Public comments are encouraged, including suggestions for alternative locations, alternative methods to achieve the project’s purpose, or measures to minimize environmental impacts.

Written comments will be accepted through 5:00 p.m. on March 7, 2026.

View the full public notice and project details here.

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Top News and Stories

Lakewood Senior Housing Moves Into Construction Through Volusia County’s Transform386 Program

Groundbreaking Marks Major Milestone for Multi-Family Housing Program

February 18, 2026

Lakewood Senior Housing has broken ground in Daytona Beach. This marks the first Transform386 multi-family housing project to move into construction. Read More

County Council Approves Over $8 Million in Stormwater Improvements for NSB

January 23, 2026

The Volusia County Council approved two items during its Jan. 20 meeting. Read More

A Place to Call Home This Holiday Season

December 23, 2025

After years of storm damage and personal loss, Debrorah found stability and a fresh start through the Homeowner Recovery Program. Read More

View Our Transparency Dashboard!

October 2, 2025

The Homeowner Recovery Program dashboard provides an overview of completed and in-progress projects, funding spent, and cases by city.
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