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Residents, commissioners clash over flooding
Heated debates erupted at a Volusia County commission meeting Tuesday as residents demanded action on a proposed moratorium on new construction, aimed at addressing widespread flooding issues caused by recent hurricanes.
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. - Volusia County leaders plan to hold a town hall meeting Thursday evening to discuss the ongoing flooding issues the county faces.
Many areas throughout Volusia County have experienced extensive flooding, especially after Hurricane Milton moved through the area back in October.
West Volusia, also known as St. Johns County, suffered from severe damage due to flooding.
The aftermath of Hurricane Milton cost the county over 200-million dollars in repairs.
Council Member Don Dempsey, who oversees the district in the western area of Volusia County, is expected to host Thursday night's meeting.
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Other council members will be present, as well.
Residents are invited to attend the public meeting where they will have the opportunity to ask questions or voice concerns.
The meeting is set to begin at 5:30 p.m.
The meeting will take place in the Volusia County Council Chambers in DeLand.
For more information, click here or call Volusia County at (386) 736-2700.
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