Contact information

Volusia County Hotline
(866) 345-0345

United Way
First Call for Help
211 or (386)253-0563

Volusia County Schools
West Volusia
734-7190 ext. 20000
New Smyrna Beach
427-5223 ext. 20000
Daytona Beach
255-6475 ext. 20000
Deltona/DeBary
(386) 860-3322

DeLand
(386) 734-1711

Deltona
(386) 561-2109

Edgewater
(386) 424-2400

Flagler County
(386) 437-8202

New Smyrna Beach Hotlines
(386) 424-2113
(386) 424-2114

Ormond Beach
Public Works
(386) 676-3220
Police non-emergency (386) 677-0731

Ponce Inlet
(386) 322-6711

Port Orange
(386) 506-5999

FPL Hotline
1-800-4-OUTAGE

FEMA
Assistance number
1-800-621-3362.

American Red Cross:
(386) 226-1400 (daily)
(866) GET-INFO (during crisis)

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May 26, 2009 - 4:15pm
Sgt. Kenny Hayes
Public Information Officer
City of Ormond Beach Police Department

Ormond Beach clean-up and debris removal information

Residents in the city continue to clean up from last weeks flooding. In an effort to facilitate safe and efficient removal of the normal refuse generated by residents and removal of debris associated with the storms and flooding, residents are asked to separate debris into the following categories.

Yard Waste: vegetative debris should be separated from other types of waste. Yard waste will be removed on Wednesday. Large piles of debris that cannot be removed by hand will be scheduled for mechanical pick-up and removed as soon as possible. Private Contractors are reminded that they must remove any debris that they produce per city ordinance.

Electronics: This debris requires special handling and should not be mixed with other types of waste.
Appliances: Keep any discarded appliances separate from other waste.

Household waste: Household waste or garbage should be containerized either in trash cans or plastic bags and kept separated from other types of waste.
Recycling: materials to be recycled should not be mixed with other waste.

Hazardous materials: No hazardous materials should be placed at the roadside for pick-up.

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Preparation information
 
Disaster Preparedness Guide

Shelters
What to bring
Pets
Special needs

Evacuation route maps and surge zones

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