Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Daytona Beach public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
6 issues in governance
November 3, 2026 election results and commission transition
Monica Paris won re-election in Zone 1 and Steve Miller won Zone 3, unseating Quanita May. Willie Williams will take Zone 5 as Dannette Henry retires after ten years. New terms start November 18.
Official Resignation
Daytona Beach's city auditor just bailed while the state investigates some sketchy spending habits at City Hall. It's a messy look for local financial oversight right when people want answers.
Local Election
Daytona Beach just filled a Zone 5 commissioner seat, but two other races are heading to a runoff. These local elections directly decide who makes the rules for your neighborhood, so it's time to pay attention.
Elections
Two Daytona Beach City Commission seats are headed to the primaries, meaning it's time to tune in and help choose the local leaders who will make big calls for your neighborhood.
Subpoena of City Officials
Daytona Beach's mayor and city commissioners just got hit with subpoenas for their COVID-19 and past meeting records, which could mean some serious legal drama for city hall. If you live here, it's worth keeping an eye on because it directly involves the folks running our local government.
Subpoena of Official Devices
Seven top Daytona Beach officials just got slapped with subpoenas to turn over data from their phones, tablets, and laptops. This massive digital records sweep could seriously shake things up at city hall and exposes local leaders to some heavy scrutiny.