Volusia County extends curfew during Hurricane Milton recovery
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Volusia County extended its curfew to help with Hurricane Milton recovery efforts. The initial curfew before the storm went into effect Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 8 p.m. and was set to last through 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 10.
Volusia County offers sandbags as river flooding continues in wake of Hurricane Milton
Volusia County residents can pick sandbags to help protect their homes. Volusia County opened three sandbag stations to assist those in Lake Harney, Hontoon, Astor, and all communities in West Volusia along the St. Johns River. Watch: ‘Do something’: With no power, Apopka residents plea for help as floodwaters invade their community
More than 100,000 bikers are expected to roll in for the 4-day event, and riding over sand is certainly not ideal.
As utility crews work around the clock, the number of power outages continues to shrink from the 300,000+ in Volusia-Flagler ...
People who still choose to walk on the beach should wear shoes to prevent foot injuries, according to the county. Also, ...
Body-worn camera footage shows Volusia sheriff's deputies responding to 911 calls about residents stuck in their homes.
Security First Insurance reports fewer damage claims so far locally from Hurricane Milton than for Tropical Storm Ian two ...
Milton's tropical storm force winds are forecast to continue through Thursday, the NWS said. Residents are advised not to ...
A motorcyclist died after crashing into a power pole in Volusia County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Troopers ...
The FHSAA district volleyball tournaments kick off Monday evening. Sixteen Volusia-Flagler programs will compete across seven ...
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