Mother's Day Photo Contest, use app to send concerns to City Hall and more!

Mother's Day Photo Contest

Show off your mom and have a chance to win great prizes! To enter, simply take your family photo at the picturesque LOVE Daytona Beach sign and email it with your contact information to Communications@CODB.us. Submit your photos by noon on Monday, May 13, to be considered for the amazing prizes. The photo contest is sponsored by city commissioners Stacy Cantu and Dannette Henry.

PRIZES:

$100 gift card to Angell and Phelps
$100 gift card to Mama Foo Foo
$50 gift card to Angell and Phelps
$50 gift card to Mama Foo Foo
$25 gift card to Angell and Phelps
$25 gift card to Mama Foo Foo
a dozen roses to two entries

Public input meeting and survey about sports facility

The City of Daytona Beach is interested in expanding recreational options for citizens while increasing its ability to host sports tourism events. We'd like to hear your thoughts about what activities and events you'd like to see on the city's 600+ acres of land located west of I-95, between US-92 and I-4.

By actively involving residents, local organizations and other stakeholders, the city aims to capture diverse perspectives and ensure any future developments truly reflect the community's needs and aspirations.

There is a public input meeting Tuesday, May 14, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., at the Cherry Cultural & Educational Center, 925 George W. Engram Blvd. Can't make it? You can still share your thoughts by completing this survey.

Florida Tennis Center hosts open house, May 18

Join us for a day of celebration and fun at the Florida Tennis Center, 1 Deuce Court in Daytona Beach, Saturday, May 18, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Whether you already play tennis or want to learn, everyone is invited to enjoy free tennis clinics, exhibition games, equipment demos and refreshments. The facility's 24 tennis courts have been renovated and new windscreens were installed. Come out to see the improvements! For more information, call (386) 671-8901.

couple dining on Beach Street with their dog

Grants available for businesses in the redevelopment areas

New and expanded funding programs are available to support businesses and enhance vitality in the Main Street, South Atlantic, Midtown, Downtown and Ballough Road redevelopment areas. Click here to find out more.

Midtown Concert Series resumes May 18

Enjoy live music and dancing when the popular local band Then2Now takes the stage at the newly renovated Daisy Stocking Park at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 18. Food vendors will be onsite. Admission is free.

Find out why Then2Now's motto is "entertain everyone to the fullest."

The Midtown Music Concert Series is sponsored by Humana and The Vitamin Shoppe. For more information about upcoming concerts, visit www.codb.us/MidtownMusic.

See it, Click it and We'll fix it

A new resource is available for citizens to alert staff to non-emergency issues such as clogged storm drains, overgrown lots, litter, potholes, damaged street signs and other concerns. The convenient app is linked to the city’s existing mobile app, DBCityConnect, and is also available on this webpage.

Photos can be uploaded with each service request as a visual reference to help communicate the issue. Submitted requests are automatically routed to appropriate city staff, who will help answer questions and provide solutions. Individuals can check the status of their request online, and an email will be sent once the work is complete or the issue has been resolved. For more information, click here.