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Port Orange City Hall Planned by choice, not by chance, Port Orange blends beauty and opportunity within its 29 square miles.

From its tree-lined streets to its parks, this community is the pride of Volusia County.

In this week's newsletter:*Halloween Fest at City Center on Friday, Oct. 30*City Center Sports Field Expansion project*C...
10/23/2026

In this week's newsletter:
*Halloween Fest at City Center on Friday, Oct. 30
*City Center Sports Field Expansion project
*Cambridge Pump Station improvements coming and more!
Read the full newsletter by visiting www.port-orange.org/newsletters

Step back in time with us!Joe the Alligator was a 75-year-old alligator that stayed behind the Alligator Inn.As Joe grew...
10/22/2026

Step back in time with us!
Joe the Alligator was a 75-year-old alligator that stayed behind the Alligator Inn.
As Joe grew older, he would bellow loudly at night in search of a mate. His late-night calls eventually became too much for nearby residents, and Joe was relocated outside the town limits.

After Joe was moved, bullfrogs took over the area, and their nighttime croaking turned out to be even louder than Joe's bellowing!

Want to discover more stories from Port Orange’s past?
Visit the Port Orange Museum
740 Commonwealth Blvd.
Thursday–Saturday | 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Free admission; donations welcome

Celebrate the spookiest night of the year at Halloween Fest!Join us on Friday, Oct. 30, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at City Ce...
10/21/2026

Celebrate the spookiest night of the year at Halloween Fest!

Join us on Friday, Oct. 30, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at City Center for an evening packed with Halloween fun for the whole family!

Dress up in your favorite costume and compete for prizes in our costume contest, collect goodies at Trunk-or-Treat, explore the Kids Zone, enjoy delicious food from more than 10 local vendors, play games, and much more!

We can't wait to see you there!

See what's happening in Port Orange! From a haunted REC to the City's annual Halloween Fest, and more, there’s always s...
10/21/2026

See what's happening in Port Orange! From a haunted REC to the City's annual Halloween Fest, and more, there’s always something fun going on in our City. For more details, visit www.port-orange.org/events

A list of some upcoming City meetings from Oct. 20 through Oct. 26, 2026. Visit www.port-orange.org/agendas for more det...
10/19/2026

A list of some upcoming City meetings from Oct. 20 through Oct. 26, 2026. Visit www.port-orange.org/agendas for more details.

In this week's newsletter:* Arts Festival comes to City Center this weekend* Don't forget to register for tennis and fla...
10/16/2026

In this week's newsletter:
* Arts Festival comes to City Center this weekend
* Don't forget to register for tennis and flag football
*See our latest parks improvements and more!
Read the full newsletter by visiting www.port-orange.org/newsletters

Step back in time with us!Charlie Shipes was a popular bus driver along the Port Orange route in the 1940s. Known for hi...
10/15/2026

Step back in time with us!

Charlie Shipes was a popular bus driver along the Port Orange route in the 1940s. Known for his friendly and cheerful personality, Shipes often went out of his way to accommodate passengers. The route ran between Port Orange and Daytona Beach several times a day.

Want to discover more stories from Port Orange’s past?

Visit the Port Orange Museum

740 Commonwealth Blvd.

Thursday–Saturday | 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

Free admission; donations welcome

See what's happening in Port Orange! From night markets to street painting festivals and more, there’s always something...
10/14/2026

See what's happening in Port Orange! From night markets to street painting festivals and more, there’s always something fun going on in our City. For more details, visit www.port-orange.org/events

In this week's newsletter:* Vote for the home with the best Halloween Decorations * Check Out Chair Volleyball*Officers...
10/09/2026

In this week's newsletter:
* Vote for the home with the best Halloween Decorations
* Check Out Chair Volleyball
*Officers Join the Force and More!
Read the full newsletter by clicking the link in the comments

Step back in time with us!This photo shows the Daniel Lyon home, built around 1914 in the 300 block of Dunlawton Avenue....
10/08/2026

Step back in time with us!

This photo shows the Daniel Lyon home, built around 1914 in the 300 block of Dunlawton Avenue. Lyon moved to Port Orange in the 1900s from Illinois. He was a partner in a local lumber company, served on the City Council, and helped incorporate the City.

Want to discover more stories from Port Orange’s past?

Visit the Port Orange Museum

740 Commonwealth Blvd.

Thursday–Saturday | 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

Free admission; donations welcome

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1000 City Center Cir
Port Orange, FL
32129

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+13865065500

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