Volusia County urges people to stay off all beaches for now because of hazards
People who still choose to walk on the beach should wear shoes to prevent foot injuries, according to the county. Also, residents and visitors should not cross barricades, fences or gates for closed areas. 3:56 p.m. Here's a Hurricane Milton status update from Volusia County government on recreational areas around the county:
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River flooding is still a major concern across Central Florida one week after Hurricane Milton made landfall. Volusia County ...
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Any Volusia County residents who are part of the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program and lost food due to Hurricane ...
"This is a substantial threat not only to Volusia County but to many areas," Volusia County Emergency Management Director ...
Body-worn camera footage shows Volusia sheriff's deputies responding to 911 calls about residents stuck in their homes.
Here are the facts. On Monday, Volusia County officials said if you live on the beaches, in a manufactured or mobile home, in a low-lying area or another area prone to flooding, or are staying in ...
Hurricane Milton is moving toward Florida's west coast and is expected to make landfall as a major hurricane in the Tampa Bay ...
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Some families in South Daytona's Lantern Park subdivision are dealing with the aftermath of their fourth flood, with many ...
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Push to stop development in Volusia County"Stop the building!" That's the message from people across Volusia County. They want all new developments to be put on hold because they believe new construction is creating flood issues everywhere.
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