- December 3, 2024
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Flooding caused by the weekend’s rainfall has resulted in the closure of three city parks and county roads in the Ormond Beach area.
Sanchez Park, Cassen Park and Ames Park were closed after being affected by tidal flooding caused by high winds and the storms in the Atlantic, said city Public Works Director Shawn Finley in an email. The city is monitoring and “taking actions where necessary to not impede natural recovery, and when possible encourage it,” Finley said.
The city expects water levels to drop once winds die down.
Volusia County announced Tuesday, Sept. 22, that it closed three roads because of unsafe driving conditions.
“Extreme tidal conditions have resulted in elevated water levels in the Tomoka and Halifax river basins, causing these roads to become inundated with water,” the press release stated.
The roads are: Highbridge Road from John Anderson Drive to Walter Boardman Lane; North Beach Street from Inglesa Avenue to Pine Tree Drive; and Walter Boardman Lane from Highbridge Road to Old Dixie Highway.
Roads will be reopened when the water recedes.
The Citizens for Ormond Beach is hosting a candidates forum via Zoom at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23, featuring candidates in the Volusia County Council chair and District 4 races.
The Ormond Beach mayoral race as well as the Florida House District 25 and 26 races will appear in another forum scheduled for 7 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 30.
For more information, call 770-883-1653 or email [email protected]. To register for the webinar, visit citizensforormondbeach.org
Aberdeen at Ormond Beach, a manufactured home community off Clyde Morris Boulevard, was bought by Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company for $96 million on July 20, property appraiser records show.
Aberdeen spans 300 acres and can accommodate 533 total homes, according to its website.
A neighborhood meeting to discuss the upcoming Ormond Memorial Art Museum expansion will be held at the museum, located at 78 E. Granada Blvd., at 6 p.m. on Sept. 30.
The museum hopes to break ground in October.
Citizens may attend the meeting in person or watch it via Zoom. If choosing the latter option, contact Museum Director Susan Richmond at [email protected] or call 676-3347.
