Watch annual State of the City

Watch as Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry discusses last year’s successes and challenges beginning with the pandemic, which affected every aspect of our community.

The city responded to the unprecedented challenges while still completing projects and creating initiatives aimed at improving residents’ quality of life. From offering financial assistance to those affected by the pandemic and investing in city public spaces to completing the Beach Street Streetscape on time and seeing continued economic growth, see why Daytona Beach is a dynamic and growing community.

Take a few minutes to view the annual State of the City update.

Main Street during Bike Week with 80th anniversary graphic

Residents can file non-emergency
police reports online

Save time by filing a police report for a non-emergency incident by using the Daytona Beach Police Department’s online reporting system powered by CRIMEWATCH. The online form allows users to enter contact information, incident details, location and provide relevant attachments.

To use the online system the incident must have happened within Daytona Beach's city limits. Examples of non-emergency incidents include:

Abandoned cars
Animal complaints
Harassing phone calls
Hit and run
Identity theft
Lost property
Non-injury traffic accident
Theft
Vandalism

Pennsylvania-based company CRIMEWATCH is a technology platform that represents more than 190 law enforcement agencies and has received more than 35,000 crime-related tips.

Mayor's Equity Initiative hosts virtual meetings

The Mayor’s Equity Initiative will have virtual focus group meetings in February to brainstorm promoting equity for COVID-19 vaccine distribution.

The focus group meetings are on the following dates:

Business/Media: 6 to 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1
Health/Social Services: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2
Neighborhood/Clergy: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4
Education: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4
Criminal Justice: 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 9

For more information, including the Zoom meeting links, visit www.codb.us/equityinitiative or call (386) 671-8203.

Next City Commission meeting
is Wednesday, Feb. 3

The next meeting for the City Commission will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 3, at City Hall. The meeting agenda is posted online.

Residents can sign up to receive agendas via email or text message by clicking on “Notify Me” on the city’s website, www.codb.us. Special procedures to allow remote and in-person public participation at meetings continue to be in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. To review the procedures, visit www.codb.us.

The meeting will be on DBTV, which can be accessed from www.codb.us/DBTV, and Spectrum Channel 490.

Watch annual State of the City

Residents can file non-emergencypolice reports online

Mayor's Equity Initiative hosts virtual meetings

Next City Commission meetingis Wednesday, Feb. 3

Residents can file non-emergency
police reports online

Next City Commission meeting
is Wednesday, Feb. 3