Category: FAQ

Volusia County has announced they will begin milling and resurfacing most of Providence Boulevard from Doyle Road to Howland Boulevard beginning Oct. 14. There will be nightly lane closures. Well-signed lane closures with flagging operations will be in place. Motorists and pedestrians traveling in the construction areas are urged to use caution.

Family Health Source will begin offering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 – 11.

Appointments are not required however should you like to schedule an appointment, please call 386-202-6025.

Usually held in June, Parks & Rec staff gather the best vendors all in one space, to encourage residents to consider improving their wellness and overall health. The event is designed to provide opportunities for all Deltona residents to educate themselves on health and wellness related resources available to them both in and around Deltona.  The expo is for the entire family including children, young adults, moms, dads, and seniors. Vendors from health care providers, wellness organizations, financial and retirement advisors, and government liaisons are on hand to answer questions.  Free massages, blood pressure checks, and hearing screenings are usually available.

West Volusia’s largest egg hunt and Deltona’s fastest event is our annual Easter egg collection with over 30,000 eggs. The event takes place annually the Saturday before Easter weekend and begins promptly at 10 a.m. at the Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex, 1200 Saxon Blvd., and is for children ages 2 to 10. (Parents: DON’T BE LATE.) Believe it when we say it is the fastest annual event conducted by the City. The egg “hunting” typically lasts just over 10 minutes. “Hunters” are divided into age categories and should each bring their own baskets for egg collecting. The festivities and entertainment continue until noon keeping all the kids interested giving families lots to do.

The City celebrates pets and their owners each year, usually in March, with this annual pet festival at the Keysville Dog Park, 2461 Keysville Avenue. Low-cost pet shots are usually offered by a local veterinarian. The City partners with organizations like PETCO and H.E.L.P. Animals, Inc. to bring Wags ‘n’ Whiskers to the public.

The Christmas Parade has been cancelled for this year.

There will not be an indoor event this year.

Santa will visit City Hall on Dec 4th to kick-off the Holiday Light Display.

Deltona Parks & Recreation will offer a free movie, “Spider-Man: Homecoming” underneath the stars at Wes Crile Park on March 5. The movie will begin at 6:30 p.m. Snacks, including popcorn, candy, water and sodas will be available in the Wes Crile Gym concession area at reasonable prices ($1-2).

Families should bring blankets and chairs and be prepared for social distancing on the sports field at the park.

Usually in November this event features hand made arts and crafts made by Deltonians and others around our community. The event offers families an opportunity to browse and purchase quality hand-crafted items just in time for the holidays. Contact Deltona Parks & Recreation offices if you are interested in being a vendor.