Volusia Matters by Jim Cameron
Volusia Matters Podcast
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Volusia Matters by Jim Cameron
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July 23, 2026
EP 166 John Nicholson
Fountainhead Innovation Center Update……Synergy CEO Jayson Mayer is offering a limited number of smaller office suites for businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations. There’ll also be event space for meetings, retreats, and training. Call 566-2140 if your organization would like a tour. County Council, School Board, and the county's 16 cities are developing budgets/setting property tax rates for FY 2026-27. All must have their final budget/millage rates approved before the new fiscal year begins on October 1. Look for Volusia Matters’ local government tax rate/budget chart coming to you next week Preview of 3 Fla Constitutional Amendments…… The County launched a new interactive dashboard to show the work underway to reduce flood risks, improve drainage, and strengthen stormwater infrastructure throughout the county. July 20 - Deltona City Commission voted down a proposed fire assessment proposal 7-0. It was based on recent Benesch Financial Consultants study…. set a 6.49 mills TRIM rate despite staff recommending a 6.7 mills rate. addressed regulations including sidewalks and speed limits for scooters/e-bikes…. approved a resolution to protect environmentally sensitive land and open space July 21 - Port Orange City Council approved a Charter Adm to require proof of residency for at least 12 months for City Council candidates addressed Firefighters’ pensions to clarify 300 overtime hours being pensionable. announced they received $2 million in state funding for 2 infrastructure projects from the State budget. July 21 - County Council approved FY 2026-27 Tourism Advertising Budgets addressed limits on how long people can serve on advisory boards/committees… took up amending regulated public participation during meetings Team Volusia Economic Development Bd met on July 10 to review efforts to attract new businesses/support the expansion of existing employers updates on several active economic development projects, including confidential business recruitment prospects in the aerospace, advanced manufacturing and technology industries. Issues before Congress this week….. Regarding the economy…inflation rate was 4.1% in May, 3.7% in June, 3.7% in mid-July and still above Fed’s 2% goal Also regarding the economy, consumers owed about $1.25 trillion in credit card debt during the first 3 months of 2026, about $70 billion more than last year. REMINDER - Daytona Regional Chamber’s HobNob on July 28, 4-7 PM at ERAU…it’ll include Congressional, legislative, County Council, School Bd and numerous City commission/council seats AND it’ll include a straw vote NOTE - See Avalon Daytona Beach’ Press Release in July’s VM newsletter….pg 21 Interview - John Nicholson, Community Commentator discusses……… Local Government Budgets Proposed Homestead Exemption Referendum (Const Adm) Status of local housing First Step Shelter
July 16, 2026
Ep 165 Mark Harper News Journal Reporter
Fountainhead Innovation Center Update…… Jayson Meyer CEO of Synergy Billing wants everyone to know about exciting updates at the Fountainhead Innovation Center near Destination Daytona. They’re offering a limited number of smaller office suites for businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations. They’re also building an event space that can hold up to 250 people for meetings, retreats, and training. July 15 - Daytona Beach City Commission agreed to accept a $27k federal grant to help buy bulletproof vests for new/current police officers. authorized a Rebate Cost Share Agreement with SJRWMD to receive up to 50% reimbursement for issuing water conservation rebates moved forward for new regulations for bicycles/electric bicycles while establishing a general prohibition on motorized pedicabs approved the 2026 Biketoberfest Master Plan for Private Property, scheduled for October 15 to 18 July 14 - Holly Hill City Commission increased their current $96 residential stormwater fee to $99 ($8.25 per month) which would generate $37 K for stormwater upkeep, rules, and repairs. July 14 - NSB City Commission Held a workshop to consider Benesch Consultants’ study of a possible a non-property tax fire assessment to fund fire services and how costs could be proportioned and what rates different property types might pay. Addressed a new agreement regarding City/County reciprocal parking passes, so permits work in each other’s lots, and new passes will be issued through the Park Volusia system Updated its Land Development Regulations to allow parking lots as a permitted use and letting property owners build parking lots in areas that need more parking. updated the city’s parking ordinances so visitors can pay parking fees through a mobile app instead of using kiosks Fla's minimum wage will increase on Sept 30 from $14 to $15 per hour August 18 Primary is coming soon…. Deadline to Register to Vote for Primary Election is July 20 Deadline to Request a Vote-by-Mail Ballot for Primary Election is Aug 6 Congress recently passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, housing bill which aims to help increase the supply of homes and make housing more affordable. First Step Shelter Board of Directors ratifies contract for Susan Clark to be the new Exec. Congress returned to Washington this week with a full agenda, although the unexpected death of Sen Lindsey Graham and the continuing absence of Sen Mitch McConnell have created uncertainty about the timing of some Senate business. July 1, IRS increased standard mileage rate for business use from 72 to 76 cents per mile…… medical/moving mileage rates also increased to 23.5 cents per mile. For 2026, the next quarterly IRS estimated tax due date (after July 13) is September 15. Port Orange/S Daytona Chamber hosted a Candidates HobNob…. had a good turnout and numerous candidates…. Democrat and Republican and non-partisan including Congressional, Legislative House/Senate seats, County Council, School Bd, Daytona Beach and S Daytona City Council and 7th Circuit Judge races. Daytona Regional Chamber’s HobNob on July 28 at ERAU…it’ll include Congressional, legislative, County Council, School Bd and numerous City commission/council seats AND it’ll include a straw vote REMINDER - Daytona Regional Chamber's 2026 Candidate Hobnob is July 28, 4 - 7:00 PM at ERAU (Henderson Welcome Ctr) NOTE - See Avalon Daytona Beach’ Press Release in July’s VM newsletter….pg 21 Interview - News Journal Reporter Mark Harper discusses Gov Desantis’ proposal to reduce property tax….. August 18 Primary election….. Volusia School District’s 2nd A rating City of DB’s 150th birthday celebration…
July 8, 2026
EP 164 Dr Pam Carbiener - Baby Steps Daytona
Fountainhead Innovation Center….(just north of Destination Daytona at the US 1 / I – 95 interchange) Is now making a limited number of smaller office suites available for businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations looking for a great place to call home. FIC is also putting together a beautiful event space that will accommodate up to 250 people……ideal for corporate meetings, leadership retreats, training events, and other professional gatherings. Gov DeSantis recently signed a $117.5 billion FY 2026–27 state budget (new fiscal year begins July 1) Local government finance staff members are drafting proposed budgets and mileage rates for the coming fiscal year. Budget workshops take place this month… At VCARDs Real Estate Values Forum, County Property Appraiser Larry Bartlett reported that the county's estimated taxable property value increased about 8.6% for 2026 Fla Dept of Education announced Volusia County Schools has earned its second consecutive “A” district grade for the 2025-2026 school year. Volusia Ready Response Corps (VRRC) is training volunteers to help people during hurricanes, wildfires, and other emergencies. August 18 primary is around the corner…..the ballot will include First Step Shelter Board of Directors selected Susan Clark as the organization's new Executive. She succeeds Victoria Fahlberg, who was the shelter's executive when the facility opened in December 2019. 11th Circuit US Court of Appeals ruled that key parts of Daytona Beach's panhandling ordinance violate the 1st Amendment right to free speech. Florida and Volusia economy update….. DB CVB seeks to bring National Folk Festival here REMINDERs - Port Orange/South Daytona Chamber’s Candidate HobNob is July 8, 5-7 PM at Riverside Pavillion. Daytona Regional Chamber's 2026 Candidate Hobnob is July 28, 4 - 7:00 PM at ERAU (Henderson Welcome Ctr) NOTE - See Avalon Daytona Beach’ Press Release in today’s VM newsletter….pg 21 Interview - Dr Pam Carbiener comments on the challange of providing prenatal care in low income communities and need for Baby Steps Daytona
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