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Emergency shelters
During an emergency, not all shelters will open at
once. To find out which shelters are available, tune to the local news
media or call the toll-free Citizen’s Information Hotline at:
(866) 345-0345 (Only during a disaster)
Telecommunications Device for the Deaf: (386) 248-1792

Shelter list
Evacuation and shelters map
West Volusia shelter map
Items to bring to a shelter
People with special needs Protect and shelter your pets
Using Deltona shelters
Sixty percent of Volusia County’s public shelter
capacity is in the Deltona area. The Deltona shelter information point
(SIP) system helps evacuees easily access the sites.
Evacuees
using shelters in the Deltona area first should travel to the shelter
information points (SIPs) at Deltona High School or Pine Ridge High
School. At these sites, evacuees will receive detailed directions — in
English or Spanish — to the nearest
open shelter. Easy access to the SIPs is available from Maytown Road,
S.R. 44, I-4 and C.R. 415. SIPs are marked clearly on the Disaster
Preparedness Guide evacuation map.
To help you find
your way in an emergency, practice driving two routes to the Deltona
SIPs before a storm threatens.
Transportation
The Volusia County School Board and Votran
will provide free rides to general public shelters. Pick up will be made
at all regular Votran bus stops.
Shelter list
Evacuation and
shelters map
West Volusia shelter map
East Volusia Shelters
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Pine
Trail Elementary 300 Airport Road Ormond Beach
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Pathways
Elementary 2100 Airport Road Ormond Beach
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Hinson
Middle (PF)
1860 N. Clyde Morris Blvd. Daytona Beach
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Palm
Terrace Elementary (PSN/PF)
1825 Dunn Ave. Daytona Beach
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Campbell
Middle 625 South Keech St. Daytona Beach
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Mainland
High School 1255 W. International Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach
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Atlantic
High School (PSN/PF)
1250 Reed Canal Road Port Orange
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Horizon
Elementary 4751 Hidden Lakes Dr. Port Orange
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Sweetwater Elementary 5800 Victoria Gardens Blvd. Port Orange
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Creekside
Middle (PSN/PF)
6801 Airport Road Port Orange
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Cypress
Creek Elementary 6100 S. Williamson Blvd. Port Orange
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New
Smyrna Beach High School 1015 10th St. New Smyrna Beach
West Volusia Shelters
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T.D.
Taylor Middle/High 100 E. Washington Ave. Pierson
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DeLand
High School 800 N. Hill Ave. DeLand
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DeLand
Middle 1400 Aquarius Ave. DeLand
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Freedom
Elementary (PSN/PF)
1395 S. Blue Lake DeLand
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Volusia
Pines Elementary 500 E. Kicklighter Road Lake Helen
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Friendship Elementary 2746 Fulford St. Deltona
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Deltona
High School (SIP)
100 Wolf Pack Run Deltona
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Galaxy
Middle (PSN/PF)
2400 Eustace Ave. Deltona
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Timbercrest Elementary 2401 Eustace Ave. Deltona
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Deltona
Lakes Elementary 2022 Adelia Blvd. Deltona
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Spirit
Elementary 1500 Meadowlark Dr. Deltona
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Discovery
Elementary 975 Abigail Dr. Deltona
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Forest
Lake Elementary 1600 Doyle Road Deltona
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Sunrise
Elementary 3155 Phonetia Dr. Deltona
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Heritage
Middle (PSN/PF)
1001 Parnell Court Deltona
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Pine
Ridge High School (SIP) 925 Howland Blvd. Deltona
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DeBary
Elementary 88 W. Highbanks Road DeBary
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Manatee
Cove Elementary 734 West Ohio Ave. Orange City
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Osteen
Elementary 500 Doyle Road Osteen
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Volusia
County Fairgrounds (PPS)
3150 E. State Road 44 DeLand (1⁄4 mile east of I-4 on S. R. 44)
SIP: Shelter Information Point
- A central location to direct evacuees to shelters in Deltona.
PSN:
Persons with Special Needs
- PSN shelters assist evacuees who are elderly, physically, mentally or
sensory disabled, visually or hearing impaired, or require oxygen.
These shelters also are pet friendly (PF)
for people with special needs.
PF:
Pet
Friendly
- People and pets are housed in separate locations at the
shelter.
PPS: People
and Pet Shelter - Where
people and pets are housed in the same location Fairgrounds only
People with special needs shelters
(PSN):
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Atlantic
High School 1250 Reed Canal Road Port Orange
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Palm
Terrace Elementary 1825 Dunn Ave. Daytona Beach
- Creekside Middle 6801 Airport Road Port
Orange
- Freedom Elementary School, 1395 S.
Blue Lake, DeLand.
- Galaxy Middle School, 2400 Eustace
Ave., Deltona.
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Heritage Middle 1001 Parnell Court Deltona
Important PSN shelter information:
- PSNs should be accompanied by a caregiver if
this type of assistance is normally needed.
- PSNs must bring all needed supplies.
- Hospitals are not shelters.
- PSN shelters are not for people who need
24-hour dedicated care, a hospital bed, ventilator, other complex
care, or isolation patients.
- PSN shelters are pet friendly. Must bring
necessary items/supplies for their pets. Contact Volusia County
Animal Services for additional information and questions.
Directions to shelters in
Volusia County
Volusia County School Board at (386) 226-7852 or (386) 943-7626.
Directions to shelters in adjacent counties
(321)
637-6670 Brevard County
(352) 622-3205 Marion County
(386) 586-5111 Flagler County
(386) 329-0379 Putnam County
(352) 343-9732 Lake County
(407) 665-5102 Seminole County
Items to take to a shelter
Evacuees may need to stay at a
shelter for 24-72 hours during an emergency. Since space is limited,
only take essential items. Avoid bringing valuables; shelters are not
responsible for lost or stolen items.
Items include:
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Special dietary food, snacks or
comfort food.
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Bedding, pillow, blanket, etc.
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Extra clothing.
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Medications and medical supplies.
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Oxygen supplies or arrange with
your oxygen company to deliver to the designated PSN oxygen shelter.
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Toiletry items.
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Flashlight and batteries.
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Diapers, infant and
elderly/disabled necessities.
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Time occupier such as books,
magazines, games or cards.
If you only have minutes to pack,
grab these items:
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Medical supplies: prescription
medications, eyeglasses, and dentures.
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Disaster supplies: flashlight,
batteries, radio, first aid kit, bottled water
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Clothing and bedding: a change of
clothes and a sleeping bag or bedroll and pillow for each household
member
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Car keys and keys to the place
you may be going (friend's or relative's home)
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