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The City of Deltona welcomes Georgia Turner! Leading the efforts with
West Volusia Tourism Advertising Authority

   Georgia Turner is in her fifth year of being with the West Volusia Tourism Office, which is the tourism agency and advertising arm for the county’s 14 communities along the St. Johns River. Wow! That’s everything from Pierson and Astor and that beautiful part of the area, down to Deltona and Enterprise.

    A huge area to promote for all of the wonderful things in tourism. Georgia leads one of three tourism offices in the in the county. Located at: 116 W. New York Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720. There are also offices in New Smyrna and Daytona Beach. But all of the cool stuff is in West Volusia right? Everybody knows we’ve got the gems, we really do! Even in Deltona we have so many amazing park systems and with the launch of FloridaEcoParks.com and the new “Discover Deltona” app, people will be able to find, share and enjoy all of the beautiful Nature Parks and excursions which the area has to offer.

Georgia Turner, TMP

Executive Director
West Volusia Tourism Advertising Authority

 116 W. New York Avenue

 DeLand, FL 32720

 Office:  386-734-0162

 Toll Free: 800-749-4350

 visitwestvolusia.com

Deltona Means Business

Department of Economic Development
& Ecological Tourism Sustainability
City of Deltona
2345 Providence
Deltona, FL 32725
Email: jmayes@deltonafl.gov
Phone: 386-878-8619

Jerry Mayes, Manager of Economic Development & Ecological Sustainability

Deltona Parks and Recreation Presents:

Basketball Camp at Wes Crile

This is great for Families over the first Holiday break. 🦃
Holiday Hoops Basketball Camp at Wes Crile Park 🏀
Watch Deltona TV for more of the action! 🎥
#deltona #acityonthemove #youth #basketball

Follow this link to see a full list of Deltona’s parks: Deltona parks Directory

Join the staff of Deltona Parks & Recreation for a Holiday Hoops Basketball Camp over Thanksgiving break at Wes Crile Park. The camp is for boys and girls, ages 6 to 13 and will be from 9 a.m. to noon, daily.
Nov. 25-27, in the Wes Crile Gymnasium, 1537 Norbert Terrace.

Cost is $25 per child, cash or check only accepted at Wes Crile or in the Deltona Parks & Recreation Office at City Hall, 2345 Providence Boulevard. Participants are asked to bring a water bottle and an extra shirt. For more information, email ssingletary@deltonafl.gov
or call (386) 878-8940

Join us on October 30th for Deltona BIZ Fest 2019

On October 30th, 2019 we will be conducting our annual Deltona BIZ Fest. This is an incredible opportunity to market your business and to find resources for your business. Breakfast will be provided and we will be having a special seminar session with the President of Daytona State College, Dr. Tom LeBlasso. Dr. LeBlasso will be sharing business and educational insights as well as new information on the expansion of Daytona State College’s Deltona Campus.

All of the action begins at 7:30am so Rise & Shine ladies and gentlemen! It’s time to get to work. The Deltona BIZ Fest 2019 will be held at The Center at Deltona, Deltona’s new Community Center located at 1640 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. in Deltona.

This networking and learning opportunity can be very powerful. You’ll have the chance to make new customer leads, contacts and potential partnerships. There is always more to learn. Develop your business skills and stay up to date with current technology and trends.

Attending BIZ Fest 2019 and spending quality time on your business can provide a fresh perspective and inspiration, feel like you belong. The BIZ Fest 2019 not only makes marketing opportunities happen, it’a a great chance to check out your competitors.

So boost your reputation. Make yourself known. Market and tune up your business skills, knowledge and contacts. BIZ Fest 2019 is going to be a huge success and we look forward to seeing you there on October 30th at 7:30am. Located at The Center at Deltona, 1640 Dr. martin Luther King Blvd. in Deltona.
RSVP: jeanarmstrong@cfl.rr.com

Congratulations to the our Economic Development & Ecological Tourism Sustainability Manager, Jerry Mayes

Earning the Employee of the Year-Economic Enrichment award on May 23, at the 2019 Volusia League of Cities Distinguished Service Awards:

It’s very evident when you attend a grand opening in Deltona that businesses are here because of Jerry Mayes. As the City of Deltona’s Economic Development & Ecological Tourism Sustainability Manager, Jerry is in the business of convincing businesses to come to Deltona. It’s because of his persistence that Halifax Health is building a hospital here and Advent Health has built medical facilities here. It was Jerry who made the ‘famous’ call to Halifax Health seeking an opportunity to discuss the development of a much needed hospital in Deltona. Rafael Ramirez, Halifax Health, said “Jerry demonstrates tenacity, but is totally professional and well-informed. His work habits are second to none. He ‘bleeds’ Deltona and is its most loyal employee. Thank God that the City Manager and the City Commission keep changing his mind on retirement. I also warned him I’d stop construction if he retired”

It’s because of Mayes’s persistence with Halifax, Advent Health and others that Deltona will soon have that “lunch crowd,” a much-needed workforce to open the flood gates for restaurants and retail residents are clamoring for. Most of that is already being realized in the Howland Boulevard corridor. Others would have given up, but not Jerry. Mayes is good with residents. We might have a room full of residents not pleased with development, but after Mayes addresses their concerns, they leave happy about Deltona’s growth.

Jerry might be a bit more “green” than the average developer. His failed attempts at becoming a world-renowned turkey hunter, naturally has given him a genuine appreciation for the outdoors. Mayes led the effort in Deltona becoming a Monarch City, a State-designated “Trail Town” and in the Lakeshore/Community Center area becoming a State-designated Trail Head. Plans for the Eco-tourism Village are in the works too! His other plans are for Deltona to become a Pollinator City and a Blueways City, ready for recreational use of water trails as well as reducing and eliminating chemicals that are harmful to pollinators, our food system and the planet. He has a passion for making Deltona an Eco-Tourism destination and has a wonderful vision of how the Lake Monroe/Lakeshore Drive is a key component in Deltona’s economic future.

Jerry Mayes is very active in Volusia County, ensuring that the Deltona message is heard. Through his involvement in many organizations related to economic initiatives like Team Volusia, CEO Business Alliance, Chambers of Commerce, and the Deltona Business Alliance.

Jerry Mayes,                  Economic Development & Ecological Tourism Sustainability

“The City of Deltona invites the bicycling public to ride the East Central Regional Rail Trail on Saturday May 25th, and stop by the Deltona Community Center between 10:00am and 2:00pm to enjoy good food, and easy listening music.
Admission is free to the event, “Bicycles & Barbeque” which takes place at the Community Center, located at 980 Lakeshore Drive. The Deltona Community Center was recently designated by the State’s Office of Greenways & Trails as an Official Trailhead for the Rail Trail.

For visitors riding bicycles, the Center, on the north shore of Lake Monroe, is easy to reach by bike ride on the new Lakeshore Loop Trail that connects to the Rail Trail at Thornby Park and Green Springs Park. There will be vehicle parking for people bringing their bikes, at Thornby Park on Providence Boulevard and Green Springs Park on Lakeshore Drive.

Food vendors include Jake’s BBQ, and music entertainment will be provided by the group “Two’s Company.” In addition, JC’s Bikes & Boards will be at the event with items for sale, as well as providing bike rentals, repairs and safety checks.

This segment of the Rail Trail is a merge of two larger multi-county trails—the Coast to Coast Connector Trail that goes from St. Petersburg to Titusville, and the St. Johns River2Sea Loop Trail. This trail is also a continuation of the County’s Spring to Spring Trail. The length of the Rail Trail, from DeBary to Osteen is located in one of central Florida’s Nature & Historic Corridor, home to Enterprise, one of the oldest communities in the State.
Guided historic bicycle tour through the community of Enterprise, starting at 10:30am

Guided “family-friendly” paced bicycle ride through Green Springs Park and the Regional Rail Trail, starting at 12:30pm

Deltona has 22 beautiful parks, with 8 more in progress, with nature trails and three paved cycling trails. Please join our upcoming Event on May 25th at the Deltona Community Center and the new “Lakeshore Trailhead” at

980 Lakeshore Drive in Deltona Florida. A City on the Move!”