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.
Saving Florida’s water resources is a vital responsibility that will take everyone’s participation to be successful. Water conservation may seem unnecessary in a state surrounded by water, but not all of that water is available for drinking or irrigation. One of the most important ways to help meet our water…
Are you looking for ways to become more involved in your community? The City of Orange City is looking for a board member to serve on the Historic Preservation Board. If you are interested in celebrating and preserving our City’s colorful history consider applying or call the City Clerk at…
Orange City is pleased to announce The Memorial Tree/Bench Program, for those persons interested in donating a park bench or tree in memory of a loved one. A Memorial bench/tree is a great way to improve the quality of life within Orange City parks and make a long-lasting contribution to…
Recently, Duke Energy began updating our antiquated high pressure sodium (HPS) streetlights to the more energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures. This upgrade will help reduce our energy usage, carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions and should be completed in the coming weeks. Please note that LEDs appear brighter than the…
The City of Orange City is requesting funding through the Critical Facility Hardening Program (CFHP) for improvements to the Main Water Plant Building to ensure this critical facility maintains operation during hazardous conditions. Total funding is $726,750. This notice is in accordance with the Public Notice Requirements for CFHP. Additional…
Due to the significant amount of rainfall in recent days, which has reduced the extremely dry conditions in the area, The Orange City Fire Department has repealed the burn ban issued for Orange City, effective today, June 1, 2020.
