The city received a $375,028 grant from the Racing and Recreational Facilities District to upgrade Midtown Recreation Complex Playground at Cypress Park, part of a $419,028 project approved by the City Commission. New playground equipment for ages 2–12 and outdoor fitness features has been installed, along with colorful pour-in-place surfacing, drainage improvements and ribbon curbing. ADA-compliant sidewalks will be added next, enhancing access. PARKS & PROGRAMS Midtown Rec Complex Playground Equipment
Project Funding: $375,028 – Racing & Recreational Grant $44,000.30 – Rec/Parks/Cultural Impact Fees = $419,028.30
Dog lovers can now bring their furry friends to the sands of world-famous Daytona Beach. A 1.7-mile stretch of dog-friendly shoreline between Williams Avenue and Seabreeze Boulevard officially opened to the public, and leashed dogs are welcome on this section of the beach during daylight hours. Dog Beach Opened The Cherry Cultural & Educational Center is now equipped with a brand-new 275 KW generator. This $266,891 project included a concrete foundation pad, new automatic transfer switches, underground conduits and wiring and a 250-foot natural gas line. This is the first generator ever installed at the Cherry Cultural & Educational Center and will provide a reliable, uninterrupted power source. Generator Installed at the Cherry Center Project Funding: $266,891 DaytonaBeach.gov Return to Table of Contents
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