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South Daytona is a small, residential, and business-friendly community bordering the Halifax River. It is located only minutes away from the World-acclaimed Atlantic Ocean beaches that attract more than eight million tourists a year. Well kept residential areas, excellent schools, beautiful public parks, abundant shopping and dining opportunities, and a responsive city government make South Daytona a great place to live, work and play.

City Contact Information

Utility Billing: 386.322.3002
Permits, Signs & Bus. Tax: 386.322.3020
Code Enforcement: 386.322.3025
Trash & Recycling: 386.322.3080
Parks & Recreation: 386.322.3070
Nuisance Animals: 386.323.3568
Utility Repairs: 386.323.3568
After Hours Utility Dispatch: 386.323.3568
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The City is committed to enhancing its stormwater system to better manage flooding events, such as those caused by Hurricanes Ian and Milton. As discussed at the last City Council meeting, the City has chosen a more advanced type of backflow preventor to help better prevent water from backing up into subdivisions. These new backflow preventors will be utilized throughout the City. The first one is going to be installed at the outflow pipe coming from the Orchards, Phase II which will prevent the water from the Reed Canal Park pond from backing up into the subdivision. We will be providing updates to our residents via Facebook and on our website to keep you informed of our progress. We have both large and small-scale improvement projects that we will be completing in our residential neighborhoods so stay tuned. ... See moreSee less

The City is committed to enhancing its stormwater system to better manage flooding events, such as those caused by Hurricanes Ian and Milton. As discussed at the last City Council meeting, the City has chosen a more advanced type of backflow preventor to help better prevent water from backing up into subdivisions.  These new backflow preventors will be utilized throughout the City.  The first one is going to be installed at the outflow pipe coming from the Orchards, Phase II which will prevent the water from the Reed Canal Park pond from backing up into the subdivision. We will be providing updates to our residents via Facebook and on our website to keep you informed of our progress. We have both large and small-scale improvement projects that we will be completing in our residential neighborhoods so stay tuned.

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