The Mayor, City Council Members, and Orange City Staff want to welcome you to Orange City's homepage.
The City is proud of its small town ambiance, while offering all the amenities necessary for today’s fast-paced lifestyle. Residents are fortunate to have some of the safest and most affordable neighborhoods in Volusia County. One can choose to live in a single-family home, manufactured home, condominiums or even rental apartments.
Duke Energy will be updating our antiquated high pressure sodium (HPS) streetlights to the more energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures over the next six to eight months. This upgrade will help reduce our energy usage, carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions! If you have any questions concerning this upgrade, please…
Orange City Residents and Business Owners, We have great news! The results from the most recent TTHM samples, taken 1/23/20, are all below 80 ug/l. This means we are not required to submit an Operational Evaluation Level (OEL) which is required to notify the State of Florida of any steps…
Saturday, April 4 8 am to 11 am Coleman Park, 210 E Blue Springs Ave, Orange City, FL Keep Orange City Beautiful is pure community. It’s part of an initiative that joins West Volusia citizens, businesses and government agencies together for a day of environmental awareness, celebration and regional activism.…
The City of Orange City would like to congratulate 2019’s Christmas Parade and Holiday Lighting Contest winners. Thank you to everyone that participated in these events. Orange City Christmas Parade winners are: Most Christmas Spirit – The Journey Best Walking Group – Sunrise Academy Best Light Display – Volusia ATV/UTV…
Movie in the Park Schedule 2020 Movie in the Park is held at Veterans Memorial Park unless otherwise noted. January 3 – Toy Story 4 February 7 – The Lion King (2019 version) March 6 – Vote between Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, The Secret Life of Pets or Abominable April…
An increase in the number of sentinel chickens testing positive for the West Nile virus has prompted the Florida Department of Health in Volusia County (DOH-Volusia) to issue a health advisory. No human cases of West Nile virus infection have been confirmed in Volusia County. However, the risk of transmission…
