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Community Description
Short Description: Deltona is adjacent to the Cities of DeBary, Orange City, Lake Helen and just south of DeLand. The City of Deltona also abuts the rural communities of Cassadaga, Enterprise and Osteen. Developed in the 1960's by the Mackle brothers, developers who designed numerous inexpensive communities for northern transplants throughout Florida. Deltona was marketed worldwide as the ultimate planned community on the rolling ground north of Lake Monroe. The name was derived as a hybrid of the nearby older communities of Daytona Beach and DeLand.
The annual budget of the community is $95 million. Deltona is a bedroom community for the Daytona Beach to Orlando metropolitan area with a greater nighttime population than during the workday. I-4 provides regional transportation access and allows Deltona to be very accessible to the Daytona Beach and Orlando Metropolitan Area both 25 miles away. The name was derived as a hybrid of the nearby older communities of Daytona Beach and DeLand.
I-4 provides regional transportation access and allows Deltona to be very accessible to the Daytona Beach and Orlando Metropolitan Area both 25 miles away. The City includes more than 100+ lakes, totaling over eight (8) square miles. There are also 41 park sites in Deltona.
Nearby communities include Lake Helen (5.5 miles), Orange City (6 miles), De Bary (6.5 miles), Midway (8 miles), Sanford (8 miles) and De Land (10 miles).
Population: 85,000
Year of Incorporation: 1995
Location: East Central Florida
Median Home Price: $178,430
Tax Rate: 4.198
Taxes Levied (per capita): $88.56
Total Area: 46 square miles
City Hall: City of Deltona
2345 Providence Blvd, Deltona, FL 32725
386.561.2100; 386.789.7230 Fax
Email Contact
Chamber of Commerce: Greater West Volusia Chamber
520 North Volusia Ave, Orange City, FL 32763-4802
386.775.2793; 386.775.4575 Fax
Email Contact
Library: Deltona Regional Library
Volusia County Library System
2150 Eustace Ave, Deltona FL 32725
386.789.7207
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Deltona Inquiry:
| Q. | I recently moved to Deltona from New York. I am looking for card players. I love to play euchre, poker, canasta, etc.
I am not a senior citizen, but any group of people who play cards on a regular basis and is looking for another player, I would like to contact them. | | A. | A couple of suggestions first contact the Parks & Recreation Director in Deltona Chris A. Wilsman at 407.302.5205 or email him at cwilsman@ci.deltona.fl.us. You might also check with the Sanford Senior Citizens Center at 407.302.1010, located at 401 E Seminole Blvd between N Palmetto Ave and N Sanford Ave. They are a very active senior center. One of those two should be able to steer you in the right direction.
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