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Allocation and Action Plan - Hurricane Milton

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Draft Action Plan 

The Action Plan for Hurricane Milton Allocation was drafted in compliance with HUD requirements and was made available for public review on March 14, 2025. Community members were encouraged to read it and share their feedback to help shape the program and better serve the community.

The public comment period was open for 30 days. Comments could be submitted here or emailed to transform386@volusia.org until Monday, April 14, 2025.

Draft Action Plan - Hurricane Milton

Any persons who would like information available in an alternative format or a language other than English can contact Volusia County’s ADA/Title VI Coordinator via email at tking@volusia.org. A request may also be made by emailing transform386@volusia.org.

Action Plan Public Hearing 

Volusia County hosted a public hearing for residents to provide feedback on the Transform386 CDBG-DR draft action plan for Hurricane Milton:
10:00 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 25, 2025 in the County Council Chambers at the Thomas C. Kelly Administration Center, 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand.

An additional public hearing took place on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. at the Daytona Beach Regional Library, located at 105 Jackie Robinson Parkway. The hearing was also live-streamed on Microsoft Teams. The link to view the meeting is available here.



 

Action Plan Development

The county will develop an Action Plan, with input from the community, to identify the unmet needs resulting from the hurricane and strategies to address them. Public participation is strongly encouraged and will be conducted through several means, such as surveys and a community engagement series. Once those are completed, a draft of the Action Plan will be published for the community to review and provide feedback.

  • Volusia County will develop an Action Plan detailing how the county intends to use CDBG-DR funds
    • Unmet needs assessment required – will include input with stakeholders groups, data required from FEMA, SBA, and public meetings
    • Draft Action Plan requires a 30-day public comment period and at least one public hearing
  • Action Plan submitted to HUD for approval before funds are released and programs can begin.

Volusia County Action Plan Timeline

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