Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Deltona public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues with high priority
2026 Election Results and New Commission Seated
Deltona is officially seating a new mayor and four new commissioners after the November 3 general election. District 6 is a special case — its winner serves only the remainder of a term expiring in 2028. Residents of Districts 1, 3, 5, and 6 will have new representation.
Temporary Moratorium on Data Centers
The city is advancing revisions to its temporary data center moratorium ordinance to align with Volusia County standards.
Employee Health Benefits Renewal for 2027
The city is transitioning its employee healthcare and dental coverage providers after facing a significant proposed premium increase.
Firefighters Union Collective Bargaining Agreement
The city and the local firefighters union are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement, which will set terms for compensation, benefits, and working conditions for Deltona's firefighters.
Roadway Level of Service Standards and Traffic Impacts
Commissioners debated maintaining a Level of Service E on arterial and collector roads, with several members arguing that allowing development next to failing roads hurts the community, while staff noted state law and financial hurdles.
Micro-Mobility and Sidewalk Connectivity
Discussion centered on regulating e-bikes, golf carts, and expanding sidewalk infrastructure to improve pedestrian safety and trail connectivity.
Lake Windsor Stormwater Force Main Relocation
The city is moving a 25-year-old stormwater force main out of backyard easements to improve hurricane pumping access and reduce property damage risks. Federal ARPA funds and stormwater revenue will cover the roughly $1 million project.