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Hurricane Information
We make every effort to provide our residents with up-to-date and comprehensive information regarding Tropical Storm’s and Hurricanes. Please stay tuned to local media outlets for updated hurricane information. Official Public Information Stations are:
Television- WCEU-TV 15
Radio-Black Crow Broadcasting Stations
WNDB 1150 AM
WNDA 1490 AM
WHOG 95.7 FM
93.1 FM
103.3 FM
While we don’t have all the answers, we can direct you to people that can help. Caring workers who will help you to find the answers to your questions staff our Community Information line. That number is (386) 506-5999. They can provide additional phone numbers, information regarding business openings, and City of Port Orange services.
Residents can view press releases to the media and get Port Orange breaking news at the Volusia County Joint Information Center website. Click here,and then select Port Orange.
Cambridge Basin Data Gram
Click here to download Data Gram 1 (Dated October 8th 2004)
Data Gram 2 (Dated October 21st 2004)
Data Gram 3 (Dated October 29th 2004)
*Note: Adobe Acrobat Reader software is needed to view above files
Flood Impacted Homes & Streets Map
Click here to download the map showing homes and streets impacted from hurricane Frances.
*Note: Adobe Acrobat Reader software is needed to view this map. File size is 9.08 MB.
Click here to download Acrobat Reader software
Storm Debris (Black Crow Media Spot)
October 4, 2004
:60 Port Orange is a community of neighbors. Over a six week period, hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne had a major impact on our community. As our residents rebuild their homes and businesses, please know the City of Port Orange is right there with you assisting your recovery.
The City would like to remind you Port Orange’s storm debris contractors are now preparing to make their final pass through the community this week. Residents can assist the cleanup effort by placing the debris curbside well away from fire hydrants, storm drains, and water meters. In addition, please separate the debris from any building materials you may have. Our regular garbage contractor, Onyx Waste Services, will resume normal collection activities October 11. Remember, all tree permitting requirements are now in affect. If you have a tree or building permit question, contact the Community Development Department at 386-506-5600.
Finally, if you have access to the Internet, you can visit the City’s website at www.port-orange.org to review up-to-date information on recovery efforts and vital safety tips. This message is brought to you by The City of Port Orange, unique by choice, not by chance.
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