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Illegal dumping

Hundreds of illegal dump sites can be found throughout Volusia County. Cleaning up these sites cost the county and its residents approximately $100,000 annually. Three compliance officers from the Solid Waste Division police the 1,200 square miles of Volusia County to try to catch illegal dumpers.

You can help stop illegal dumping. Please report illegal dump sites. If you see someone illegally dumping trash, write down a brief description of the vehicle, person, date, time and, most importantly, the vehicle license plate number. Report the information to Volusia County's Solid Waste Division. DO NOT APPROACH THE ILLEGAL DUMPER!

Illegally dumping large amounts of debris or hazardous waste materials is a felony and those convicted face stiff penalties.

Volunteer/educational programs

Anti-litter programs
Like other communities, litter continues to be a problem in Volusia County. We see it in our parks, on our roadsides, in our rivers and on our shorelines. You or your civic group or club can help. The following programs are available in Volusia County:

Adopt-A-Road
(386) 257-6021 Daytona Beach
(386) 423-3862 New Smyrna Beach
(386) 943-4905 West Volusia
(386) 574-0598 Deltona
For more information and an online form to adopt a road, click here.

Adopt-A-Beach
(386) 239-6414, ext. 33 or 34

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