Category: FAQ

Station 61 is located at 1685 Providence Blvd. Station 62 is located at 320 Diamond St. Station 63 is located at 2147 Howland Blvd. Station 64 is located at 236 Fort Smith Blvd. Station 65 is located at 2983 Howland Blvd.

Yes, stop by any Deltona fire station to get your blood pressure checked.

You can take them to the Health Department located at 775 Harley Strickland Blvd #110, Orange City, FL 32763 for disposal or any Fire Station during normal business hours, 7 days a week.

Deltona does not allow open burning or camp fires. For those who own more than one acre of land can burn, but only for land clearing operations and requires authorization from both the City and Division of Forestry. Those requirements are listed under the Division of Forestry Website http://www.fl-dof.com/field_operations/bunnell.html or call the City of Deltona Building Department for additional information at (386)878-8100.

All fire & life safety fire station tours can be scheduled in advance for all age & size groups. These tours are geared to your group’s age and size and there is no charge. Each year thousands of children & adults visit the City of Deltona Fire Stations – you and your group can also! Call (386)575-6901 for additional information.

In the City of Deltona when you dial 911, the emergency call is answered by a Sheriff’s Departments Telecommunicator at the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office. They determine if your emergency is fire, medical or law enforcement related. The 911 Dispatcher will continue to ask you questions. The 911 Dispatcher will then provide this information to the responding emergency units while continuing to talk to you. The 911 Dispatcher will then give you any information necessary until the emergency units arrive at your location.

Your 911 call is answered at the Volusia County Communication Center, and while you are on the phone with a 911 Dispatcher an Advanced Life Support Fire Truck with a Paramedic and an EMT respond to treat your emergency condition. An ambulance also responds to provide transport to the hospital so that the Fire/Rescue personnel can remain in the City to respond to the next emergency call. Any billing done for the patient transport will be from Volusia County – EVAC ambulance. There is no charge for Fire/Rescue services.

You can find it by going to www dot Deltona FL.gov and then clicking on departments and choosing Fire Department.

The address is 1685 Providence Blvd. Deltona, Fl, 32725.

The fax number is (386)860-7198.