Port Orange City Hall
Welcome to Port Orange City Hall, a cornerstone of community spirit and civic pride! Here, we invite you to experience the vibrant hub of local governance, where dedicated staff members are ready to assist you with your needs. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, the doors are open wide to provide information, resources, and support for your journey in our beautiful city. Join us for city events, community meetings, or simply to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of our civic space nestled in a picturesque area of Port Orange. Your involvement matters, and we are excited to see how we can serve you better!
About This Place
Q: What can I expect to see and do at Port Orange City Hall?
A: At Port Orange City Hall, you can experience community events, attend civic meetings, and interact with dedicated staff who are ready to assist you with local resources and services.
Q: How long should I plan to spend at Port Orange City Hall?
A: A brief visit of about 30 minutes to an hour is usually enough to check in, gather information, or participate in an event, but feel free to stay longer if you're attending a meeting or event.
Q: Is parking available at Port Orange City Hall?
A: Yes, there is ample parking available at Port Orange City Hall, making it easy for visitors to access the building and participate in city events.
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Soda PopThere is no city government that is perfect, but I got to tell you that I am so impressed with the employees that I have recently been in contact with at City Hall. Let me start by saying Fred Eastwood is a treasure to the code enforcement department. He knows his job and he gets things done. He follows up with you and he is very honest about what he can and cannot do. I like that kind of honesty. Unfortunately, the city of Port Orange does not have a ordinance for homeless which is causing a lot of problems in our local woods with encampments. Let's be honest, not all of the homeless are harmless! When you have men living in the woods refusing to give their IDs, doing drugs, and stating they know their rights and that they are not going to leave, that puts neighborhoods in a very compromised position. Between Fred in code enforcement and Stephanie at the mayor's office, I was able to get a serious problem addressed. Fred worked as an intermediary between the city and the property owner to make sure that the property is getting cleared up and made safe again. I cannot thank them enough. Those of us that live in Port Orange know that we don't want our city to turn into a "Daytona" with garbage and homeless people everywhere. Thank you for caring and keeping us safe!
Aug 13, 2026 · Google Review
Stephen LegacyI get tired of going here because you see the same car's parked in the first parking lot . Must be tge people that work there.
Apr 2, 2026 · Google Review
LeslieEasy to run in & pay a bill. Though I DO miss the convenience of the old drive-thru.
Sep 25, 2025 · Google Review