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Auto Tags Volusia County Office New residents must register their vehicles and obtain Florida license tags within 10 days of establishing legal residency here. Proof of Florida no-fault insurance, previous out-of-state title, auto identification number and odometer reading are required. Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Dept. Any driver who becomes a Florida resident must obtain a Florida driver's license within 30 days of seeking permanent residency here. You must register your vehicle and get Florida Auto Tags before getting your driver's license. New residents are required to pass only a visual examination if they have a valid license from another state, and no moving violations within the last three years. Test appointments are recommended. A new driver's license costs $20 and is valid for six years. Drivers must be at least 16 years old to qualify for a driver's license, and 15 years old to obtain a restricted learner's permit. The local driver's license office is located at 310 Jean Street, Daytona Beach (one block east of Nova Road, off of Orange Avenue). Phone: (904) 238-3142. Hospitals Health Department Halifax Medical
Center
Post Offices UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
Social Security Social Security Administration
Volusia County Florida sales tax is 6%. Florida has no state personal income tax, no state tax on personal gifts and no inheritance tax. Real estate taxes are levied by the cities, counties, school districts, and in some cases, special taxing districts. Taxes on personal residences can be reduced by Homestead, Widow's and/or Disability Exemptions, depending on the owner's individual status. For more information contact the Volusia County Property Appraiser's office, at 250 N. Beach Street, Daytona Beach. Phone: (904) 254-4601.
Utilities Garbage Sewer & Water Daytona Bch. Shores * (386) 322-5000 Ponce Inlet * (386) 322-6713 South Daytona *
(386) 322-3002 Cable/Dish
Television BellSouth Voter Registration Volusia County 386-254-4690 Tel: (386) 254-4690 To be eligible to register to vote in Florida, a
person must be at least 18 years of age, a United States
citizen, a resident of Florida, in possession of his/her
voting rights (not having had them taken away by a court of
law). Residents may register to vote by completing a Florida
Voter Registration Application and mailing it to the Volusia
County Department of Elections, PO Box 1467, DeLand, FL
32721. Application forms are available at all Volusia County
Libraries, all local Chambers of Commerce, and most banks
and financial institutions. Residents also may register to
vote at the same time they apply for their Florida driver's
license, through the State Division of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles. City Offices Daytona Beach Daytona Beach Shores Ponce Inlet South Daytona Police, Fire Ambulance 911 Call (386) 254-4635 Libraries Dickerson Community Center Library Volusia County Library
Daytona Beach News Journal
By Air- Daytona Beach International Airport (DBIA) in North Central Florida’s gateway linking the World’s Mots Famous Beach with easy access to all Florida cities and attractions. Continental and Delta Airlines serve the airport. DBIA offers scheduled flights with connections to more than 150 destinations. The airport’s volunteer ambassadors meet and greet passengers, provide airport information and assist with guided tours of the facility. Other airport services include car rental facilities in the baggage claims area, meeting rooms, specialty shops and fine dining at J.C.’s Landing. DBIA also features a unique collection of Florida artwork. Several fixed base operators provide aircraft maintenance, bonded and domestic fueling services, aircraft cleaning and ground handling. For more information on Daytona Beach International Airport call its 24-hour Communications Center at (386) 248-8069. By Land- Whether the destination is the largest shopping mall in the area, Daytona International Speedway, public schools, or one of the area’s many fine restaurants; getting around town is easy and convenient with VOTRAN, Volusia County’s public transit system. VOTRAN provides a variety of transportation services which include: Scheduled service throughout the Greater Daytona Beach
Area Daytona Beach Sunday Service (6:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.) West Volusia (Monday- Saturday 6 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.) Southeast Volusia Area (Monday – Saturday 6a.m. – 7:30 p.m.) North-South Connector (Monday-Saturday, hourly trips connecting Daytona Beach and the Southeast Volusia Area.) Gold Service (paratransit): (County – wide door-to-door service for special assistance needs) Trolley Service (Beachside – noon to midnight daily, January – Labor Day) VOTRAN operates 43 scheduled route buses daily and 31 paratransit vehicles. A regular one-way fare is $1, with half price discounts for senior citizens (65 and over), the physically disadvantaged and students (under 18). VOTRAN transports more than 3 million passengers annually. In recent years the American Transit Association has named VOTRAN. For more information on routes, schedules and services call (386) 761-7700.
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