•Neutered pets are more loving and better tempered pets.

•Neutered cats are less likely to mark their territory (or spray).

•A spayed female doesn't have estrus (or heat cycles). The estrus cycle happens about twice a year for dogs and three or more times a year for cats. It can last for six or more days and often results in a distracted, nervous female??who may cry or howl??and numerous unwanted male visitors.

•Neutered pets are less likely to bite. While neutering isn't a cure for all behavior problems, in combination with training it can mean drastic changes in a pet' s behavior, almost always for the better.

•Male dogs or cats who are neutered are much less likely to run away or get into fights.

Rotary Park has a designated Dog Park. Parks located on Riverside Drive are accessible by pet owners, with the requirement the dog must be on a leash.

All park pavilions and facilities are available first come, first serve.  For those who want to make sure space for their gathering is secured, formal pavilion and gazebo reservations are now available at Menard May Park, Rotary Park, Kennedy Park and Highland Park.  For more information go to Park Reservations.

To avoid scheduling conflicts with a city event, please call the Parks & Recreation office at (386) 424-2400 ext. 7205.

It is the policy of the Edgewater Police Department that enforcement profiling is prohibited in conducting traffic and/or field contacts, asset seizure, and forfeiture efforts or any other law enforcement activities pursuant to F.S.S. 166.0493.

It is the responsibility of the Edgewater Police department to conduct patrol operations in a proactive manner, to aggressively investigate suspicious persons and circumstances, and to actively enforce the motor vehicle laws of the State of Florida, while insisting that citizens will only be stopped or detained when there exists reasonable suspicion to believe they have committed, are committing, or are about to commit, an infraction or violation of the law.

It is the policy of this department to provide citizens with the highest degree of law enforcement services, regardless of race, ethnic origin, gender, age, income status, sexual orientation, and religious or political affiliation.

A fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States to all who live in this nation is the right to equal protection under the law. Along with this right is the fundamental right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agencies. Citizens are free to walk and drive our streets, highways, and other public places without police interference so long as they obey the law. They are also entitled to be free from crime, and from the depredations of criminals, and to remain safe from the actions of reckless and careless drivers.

The Edgewater Police Department is charged with protecting these rights for all, regardless of race, color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religious or political affiliation, physical handicap or other belief system.

This policy is intended to assist the officers of the Edgewater Police Department in accomplishing this mission in a way that respects the dignity of all persons, and yet sends a strong deterrent message to actual and potential violators that if a law is violated, a police encounter will follow.

Although we do not have a method of accepting payment by phone, you are able to pay for a permit through our website. If you go to "Schedule an Inspection" under 'Building & Permitting', you can enter in your permit number and make a payment with a credit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. If you are making a payment in person we also accept cash and checks.

•One dog and her puppies, in just six years, can produce 67,000 puppies.

•In seven years, one cat and her offspring can be the source of 420,000 cats.

•In the United States, every day, 70,000 (or more) puppies and kittens are born. Just 10,000 humans are born each day.

Who will take care of all these dogs and cats? It's not just a problem of too many -- each pet is an individual life.

Today, the department continues to operate a combination department with 28 career personnel and many volunteers, which makeup three divisions. The Operations Division is balanced in three platoons of firefighters that work shift work of on-duty for 24 hours and then off-duty for 48 hours. The three platoons staff two stations and respond to emergency and non-emergency request for service calls. The Life Safety Division is comprised of the fire marshal, who coordinates the fire prevention aspect of the fire service. Code Enforcement and Animal Services makeup the Community Services Division. A very active not-for-profit auxiliary that is made up of departmental members as well as their family members and other residents that want to support their community fire department also support the Department.

The auxiliary is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization and is commonly referred to as the Association. Along with fund-raising activities, the association sponsors many little league sports teams and supports the community through various activities. The association has also assisted in the coordination of the annual Fourth of July festivities for community for over 50 years. The association also garnishes support to the Operations Division by the provision of support personnel to do non-emergency tasks on large incidents and at trainings.

The Edgewater Fire Department has advanced a long way from a police chief carrying water tanks in the trunk of his patrol car responding to five brush fires per year, into a well-organized combination department responding to an average of 2,700 incidents annually. Not only has the department increased its call volume, it also has expanded the level of service to provide emergency medical services, hazardous materials response fire suppression, business inspections, emergency management, water rescue and a variety of public education courses including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, first aid and baby-sitter courses. The department also manages all aspects of code enforcement and animal services.

The department continues to pride itself on providing very cost effective services while assuring that the level of service or the customer service is never below the expectations of the community. As the department continues to plan for the future, the community can expect continuous expansion of the services that are offered to the citizens. The present goals will guide the department towards the ability to provide ambulance transport for the residents, increased working relationships with neighboring communities and additional home healthcare services delivered to patients confined to their homes.

All cardboard, thin or corrugated MUST be flattened and placed in or under the bin. There is no need to cut the cardboard if it is too large for the collection truck they will leave it and have another truck collect it.

In order to allow our employees an opportunity to spend holidays with their families, there are certain holidays that the City of Edgewater does not have collection services. Recycling schedules will follow City's schedules. Holidays observed are as follows:

New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day.

Yes, boat ramps are available for use at Kennedy Park, located at 103 N. Riverside Drive.

Yes, the Residential Housing Rental program requires an inspection of both the interior and exterior of each unit on the property. 

Place these items out to the street/curb for Wednesday collection by 7:00am. Appliances will NOT be picked up during holiday weeks. If the garbage truck does not collect the items, you will be placed on a list for collection within a few days. Leave these items out for collection. If brought back to your house you may miss the collection. Tires are limited to four (4) per household, per year.

The Department of Children and Family Services is located at 210 Palmetto Street, Daytona Beach.  They can be reached at 866-762-2237.

Garage sale permits can be obtained by visiting the cashiers located inside City Hall for $5 or via the website free of charge.

Pool fills do not qualify for a high consumption water credit, although you may qualify for a sewer credit. Contact your sewer company, in writing or fill out a water adjustment form, or fill out our new Online Adjustment Form to request a sewer credit. Please include the date the pool was filled.

Once the Business Tax Receipt is submitted, the property owner or representative will be contacted to set up the inspection. Inspections will be done by appointment only. After the property inspection is complete and the property is in compliance, the property owner will pay for the Certificate of Use.

Our Environmental Services Administrator offers environmental issue presentations to homeowner associations, civic organizations, schools, church, and staff meetings for business. Please contact Tyna Hilton, Environmental Services Administrator at 386-424-2400 ext 4006 or email THilton@cityofedgewater.org to schedule a presentation.

Needles cannot be placed in your garbage. You MUST use a "Sharps" disposal container. Information about the Sharps disposal containers may be obtained from the following:

New Smyrna Beach Health Department – 386-424-2061

Halifax Medical Center – 386-254-4169

Some major cases are referred to the Criminal Investigations Division for further investigation. Detectives who are assigned such cases for follow-up will contact parties involved if needed. To find out further information, you may want to contact the State Attorney's Office: www.sao7.com

A local ( the City of Edgewater only) records check can be obtained at the Edgewater Police Department lobby during business hours. If more than just a local records check is needed, contact Florida Department of Law Enforcement at their website or by phone.

To report a street light that is out please contact FPL either by phone 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) or by completing an online request form

To start your residential collection, contact Edgewater Utility Billing at 424-2400 opt 2. Once you have service set up you can contact, Edgewater Environmental Services at 424-2400 ext 4007 for your collection days, to receive a green recycling bin (if one is not currently on-site).

Public Records Requests for public records are submitted to the City Clerk.  The charge for single sided copies on letter size paper is $.15 per page or $.20 per page for double sided copies.  Other copies are available at varying prices dependent upon size and format.  Audio records are available at a cost dependent upon the format of the audio copy.  To submit a Public Records Request click here https://edgewaterfl.justfoia.com/publicportal/home/newrequest

Each inspection will vary according to the individual property; however, one should set aside a minimum of one hour for a single family residence.  This is only an average.

The property owner or representative will be given adequate time to correct violations noted.  The time allotted for correction will be at the inspector’s discretion, based on the nature and severity of the violation.

The City bills on a monthly basis. Payment is due within 20 days from the Statement date. If that date falls on a weekend or holiday, the due date will be moved to the next business day.

Once a citation is written, it is forwarded to the Clerk of Court the next business day. If you disagree with the ticket, you can challenge it in court. Personal options are listed on the citation or access the Clerk's Website. Nobody in the police department, including the Chief of Police, has authority to dismiss, change or withhold prosecution of a ticket.

Edgewater Police Department offers our citizens the service of placing their homes on Vacation House Watch lists. Our volunteers (C.A.P.S – Citizens Assisting Police) make frequent neighborhood patrol checks and will physically check your home in your absence. The form can be Downloaded Here or picked up from the lobby of Edgewater Police Department, 135 E. Park Ave during normal business hours. C.A.P.S is a self-supporting volunteer division of the Edgewater Police Department and this is just one of their free services provided, however, donations are always appreciated and welcomed.

To reinstate service, your entire past due balance plus the $35 Disconnection Fee must be paid. Payment may be made with your Debit/Credit/Check on our web page, by phone through our automated phone system (credit/ Debit only), or by visiting our office in City Hall (all forms of payment accepted). To ensure that your turn on is processed in a timely manner you must speak to a Utility Customer Service Representative and inform them that your water has been turned off for non-payment and you have made payment. If payment is made by 3:30pm, your water will be restored the same day.

NOTE: A $35.00 non-payment fee will be charged to your account 30 days after the statement date. If the City has to go to your house for a second turn off after the first shut-off there will be a 2nd Shut-off fee added to your account. 

In April of 1948 Fire Chief Cannon became ill and Elmer Bane was appointed acting Chief. Bane served as acting chief until October when he was elected chief and then served until 1952. The firemen were notified of fire by a siren that was installed on a pole at the corner of Park Avenue, which was located in the center of town. When there was a fire, one of the volunteer firemen that lived next to the siren would blow it. A shed to store their first fire truck an American LaFrance was constructed on Park Avenue where the water department is currently located. The shed was constructed by the firemen on evenings and weekends.

In 1948 the department had responded to five fire calls and conducted drills once a month. By 1951, the department responded to 26 fires. Because of the number of brush fires in the area, the year 1952 brought about some changes. Chief Banes wanted to purchase a unit with the capability of pumping from the front. When the department bought a new 1950 Seagrave Engine despite his protests, he, along with several members, quit in April of 1952.

In 1953, the men started a dues assessment on themselves to raise funds to purchase another fire truck. A used truck was purchased and fitted with a custom built tank. A pump and booster hose was then added. Later, 1 1/2 fire hose was purchased and installed. All of this was done by volunteers without assistance from the city. Meanwhile, the wives of the firemen formed the auxiliary to the department in 1953.

In 1957, a Board of Governors was installed by the Town Council to run the community center. The department assisted the board in the selling of raffle tickets to be used to purchase air conditioners for the center. The first Little Miss Edgewater contest was held at the community center on July 4, 1957, and was later changed to include Little Master.

In 1965 a new Class A Pumper was purchased for the department. Once the new apparatus was placed into service, the old Seagrave was retired from service. By the late ‘60s, the department again started to experience growing pains and plans were formulated for a new firehouse. Property was purchased further south - closer to the center of the shifting population. Ground was broken in 1972 and many hours by the volunteers were dedicated to the design and construction of the new larger firehouse. The volunteer firemen and their families again constructed the firehouse. The department moved to the new location in 1973. The apparatus bay of the old fire station became a storage facility for two years until the city remodeled it into a police station, which moved the police department out of City Hall. The old meeting room was turned over to the newly formed Edgewater Volunteer Emergency Rescue (EVER) department, which formed in 1975. EVER remained in the old firehouse until 1981 when the Edgewater Rotary built a new building next to the new firehouse. Then the police department used the old firehouse as their sole facility until the late ‘80s.

In 1976, the increase in brush fires lead to the purchase of a four-wheel drive truck, which was accommodated with a 200-gallon tank with a pump and a booster reel that was donated to the department by a local widowed doctor’s wife. Later in the year a mutual aid pact was signed with the Division of Forestry Services and the fire department received a used 500-gallon tanker in return. One of Edgewater’s largest structure fires took place in November of 1976 and started the workings of a countywide mutual aid agreement. This fire destroyed Coronado Paint Company, which was one of Edgewater’s largest manufacturing businesses and brought units from as far as Brevard County and the Kennedy Space Center. An incident of this magnitude proved multi-jurisdictional fire departments could work well together and initiated a mutual pact for all of Volusia County.

Fire Station #2 was completed in 1981 and housed additional brush trucks and apparatus purchased by the county to fulfill the agreement. The station was the fourth fire station that the volunteer firemen and their families had constructed for the city. That year continued to test the mutual aid agreement with large brush fires, including one in June. This fire was started by lightning in the Crane Swamp area west of Edgewater and burned for three months. The State Forestry took command, but many hours were spent by Edgewater’s volunteer firemen assisting with extinguishing the fire.

At the end of 1989, the fire department and the rescue department were joined together. Beforehand, they were completely separate with many members serving on both departments. In November of 1989, the city hired its first paid fire department members to create a combination career and volunteer department. The first hiring consisted of a fire chief and a lieutenant who were directed to hire an inspector and three additional firefighters. All staff members, with the exception of the fire chief, were hired from the volunteers. This made the department transition easier. The career members were scheduled to cover daytime hours during the week when the volunteer response was low due to the volunteers working regular jobs.

By 1995 the city continued to grow, as did the number of emergency incidents. Since the majority of the incidents were medical in nature and most of them required advanced life support, the city had decided to enhance the services with the addition of paramedics. With several members already having completed their paramedic training it was only a matter of obtaining appropriate equipment and licensing. The department identified the task as one of their goals and later began offering the enhanced services to the community on Dec. 25, 1995.

In 2001 the department experienced another transition as the city manager had initiated some reorganization and placed the Code Enforcement and Animal Services into the department. The additional responsibilities required the department to create another division in order to supervise these services. The Division of Community Services was created and was supervised by the fire marshal.

Repair work normally requiring permits will still require permits; however, many items usually noted for repairs are exempt from permits.  Contact the Building Department at 386.424.2400 Ext. 1515 for clarification.

For further questions, please call Environmental Services at 386-424-2400 ext 4007 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday – Friday.

Southard Enterprises, Inc. (current recycling contractor) may be reached at 386-426-8858.

Yes, all containers MUST be rinsed out. Food will contaminate the load of recyclables.

As part of our effort to "Go Green", the City offers e-Notifications (also called e-Bills). After initiating e-Notifications, the first month you will receive two bills by both e-mail and paper, and then your monthly bill will only be e-mailed to you. Please Fill out our Go Green Form  to start e-Notifications.

All Volusia County Public Schools are listed in the AT&T Real Yellow Pages business section under schools. You may also visit Website

Residential rental property includes single-family dwellings, duplexes, apartments, town homes and condominiums which are leased, rented or occupied by a person or person other than the owner.

You should receive your bill around the same time every month. You may call the Utility Customer Service office at (386) 424-2400 Ext. 4000 to get your balance for payment. You may also access the automatic phone feature (386) 427-3279. Failure to receive your bill will not avoid disconnection of service.

You will be required to have one Business Tax Receipt and a Certificate of Use for each dwelling unit you own.

It's just what it sounds like: the water is flowing in the opposite direction from its normal flow. With the direction of flow reversed due to a change in pressures, backflow can allow contaminants to enter our drinking water system through cross-connections.

A potentially hazardous cross-connection occurs every time someone uses a garden hose sprayer to apply insecticides or herbicides to their lawn. Another cross-connection occurs when someone uses their garden hose to clear a stoppage in their sewer line.

Without a backflow prevention assembly between your hose and hose bibb (spigot or outside faucet), the contents of the hose and anything it is connected to can backflow into the piping system and contaminate your drinking water.

This hazardous situation can affect more than a single home. In 1977, an entire town in North Dakota had to be rationed drinking water from National Guard water trucks while the town's water distribution system was flushed and disinfected following contamination by DDT. Investigation determined that two residents spraying DDT had made direct cross-connections to their homes. A backflow condition had occurred, sucking the DDT through the home piping systems and out into the town's water distribution system.

Backflows due to cross-connections are serious plumbing problems. They can cause sickness and even death. However, they can be avoided by the use of proper backflow prevention assemblies. Each spigot at your home should have a hose bibb vacuum breaker installed. This is a simple, inexpensive assembly which can be purchased at any plumbing or hardware store. Installation is as easy as attaching your garden hose to a spigot.

Are you unknowingly exposing your family to potentially harmful bacteria and viruses?

The City of Edgewater provides a monthly utility bill.  It is often confused as a “water bill” when it is compared to other nearby communities’ monthly water bills. Your monthly utility bill is all inclusive (water, sewer, stormwater, garbage and recycling). In other cities many of these services are billed separately through annual tax assessment.

Beginning October 1, 2023 there is scheduled to be an increase (once approved by City Council) of fees for Water, Sewer, Stormwater and Solid Waste (Refuse and Recycling).  For households that use an average of 3,000 gallons per month, this means an increase of $.85 for Water, $.09 for Utility Tax (10% of Water) and $1.62 for Sewer per month. The Stormwater increases by $.50 per month with a Solid Waste (Recycling) increase of $.52 per month and Solid Waste (Refuse) increasing by $2.10 per month.

The funds derived from utility bills support projects crucial to the environment and utility infrastructure of the City such as:

• Expansion of reclaim water lines to provide reclaim irrigation water to other areas of the community, reducing discharge to the Indian River Lagoon
• Lining of older sewer lines to reduce rain water intrusion into the sewer system
• Routine repair and maintenance to the utility infrastructure
• Improved maintenance and cleaning of the storm water conveyance system with specialized equipment
• Future replacement of the Public Works facility
• Reasonable Assurance Plan improvement projects to clean storm water before it discharges to the Indian River or Hammock recharge area as required by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Replacement of older water lines for increased pressure and water quality
• Stormwater quality projects to reduce nutrients in rainwater runoff in accordance with the cooperative reasonable assurance plan

Customers with any questions can call Utility Customer Service at 424-2400 x4000.

DOXO is a third party vendor, not associated with the City of Edgewater. The City of Edgewater does not charge to use their services to make a payment.

To access the City of Edgewater, FL payment systems follow the links at the top of the page (or on the left) that say Online Bill Pay. You can also make payments through our Automated 24/7 Phone Line (386-427-3279) or in person at 104 N. Riverside Drive, Edgewater, FL 32132. If you have more questions please feel free to contact us at 386-424-2400 Ext. 4000.

Sometimes referred to as "altering", spaying and neutering are ways of providing birth control for dogs and cats by removing their reproductive organs, therefore preventing them from having litters of puppies or kittens. Spaying is the procedure used for female pets, and neutering generally refers to the procedures used for male pets.

For all single family residential service, the sewer deposit for a ¾" meter is $100.00. This deposit may be waived if you have a good utility credit rating. For residential locations with a 1" or larger meter, or for commercial properties, please contact Utility Customer Service for an amount.

Below is a list of several possibilities for rates within the City limits.

Remember: rates and services are based on the location and actual usage of services.
For more information please feel free to contact us at 386-424-2400 Ext. 4000 to speak with a representative.

There are no local unemployment offices in Volusia County. Unemployment can be reached online at website. There is a career office in Daytona Beach associated with CareerSource Flagler Volusia located at 359 Bill France Boulevard, Daytona Beach. They can be reached at 386-323-7001.

Thin cardboard is basically any type of box. Here are a few examples: cereal boxes, cracker boxes, soda boxes, hamburger helper box, tissue box, toilet tissue roll, paper towel roll, Ziploc bag box, shoe box, or from your office it will be a paper clip box, staple box, binder box, or the back of your memo pad.

To protect the environment and ensure the safety of our residents and employees, the City of Edgewater does not accept household hazardous waste for curbside collection. These items include solvents, paints, auto fluids, household/pool chemicals, or any combustible items. The empty container of these products may be placed with your regular garbage for collection. Paint cans must be empty and completely dried up before disposal.

All pets should be confined or restrained in such a way as to eliminate any possibility of attack or escape during the inspection process.

Garbage collection - Edgewater provides one refuse container/cart for garbage collection per household.  We ask that residents utilize the provided cart to place garbage to the street/curb. If you have excess that will not fit in your provided cart please place additional garbage in plastic bags and or any 20-gallon garbage cans.  Any additional cans used must have handles.

Recycling collection – Please call Environmental Services at 386-424-2400 ext 4007 and request a recycle bin. Each household is allowed two. If you have more recyclable materials than two bins will hold, place in a paper or plastic grocery bag and place near or on top of your bins.

Your garbage is picked up twice weekly – either Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, depending on your location. Check the Map Here.

Bagged or contained yard waste is collected once weekly on Wednesday, except for holiday weeks. Do NOT use your recycling bin for yard waste it will NOT get picked up.

Loose laying yard waste will be picked up approximately twice a month on a continual route system. Place your loose laying yard waste along street/curb not blocking your mailbox, driveway, drainage swale/ditch area in front of your own home. Please do not make pile larger than 4'x4'x4' any pile over the 4'x4'x4' limit will have an additional charge.

Containers must be out by 7:00 a.m. the day of collection. Containers may be placed to the street/curb the evening before your regular scheduled collection day. All containers must be removed from the street area no later than 11:00 p.m. on your collection day.

As soon as you receive your cart, you can begin using it.

Mosquito Control is managed by the County of Volusia.  More information can be obtained by calling 386-424-2920 or on their website.

Birth and death certificates can be obtained from the Volusia County Health Department located at 845 Holsenback Drive, Daytona Beach.  They can be reached at 386-276-0614. 

Wills are recorded with the Probate Office in Deland.  They can be reached at 386-257-6000.

Marriage licenses can be obtained from the Volusia County Clerk of Court. They can be reached at 386-423-3304.

1. Plastic bags should be returned to your local grocery store for recycling.
2. Styrofoam meat trays and egg cartons can be returned to Publix for recycling.
3. Cell phones may be dropped off at the Public Works Facility at 409 Mango Tree Drive. It will be sent to the non-profit organization Cell Phone for Soldiers. They recycle the cell phone and buy calling cards for our Soldiers.
4. Rechargeable batteries may be dropped off at the Public Works Facility at 409 Mango Tree Drive. These are recycled through the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation at no cost to the City.
5. Clothing, toys, working appliances, miscellaneous household items you no longer want or need? We suggest you consider alternative ways of disposing of your unwanted items. Remembering that one person's unwanted item is another person's desire.

• Be charitable and donate your useable items to a local thrift store.
• Utilizing your local consignment shop is another great way to dispose of your unwanted items while earning a few dollars at the same time.
•  Some items may be great for nursing homes, schools, and churches.

Here are a couple non-profit thrift stores in the area:

1. FROG Ministry Inc., 1708 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL 386-957-3822
2. Habitat for Humanity, 722 S. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL 386-428-5010

The following locations will accept used motor oil:

Advanced Discount Auto Parts 1714 S. Ridgewood Ave, Edgewater and 615 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach

Autozone 1720 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater

O'Reilly's Auto Parts 1952 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater
 

Volusia County Public Works Facility 534 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach (Oil filters also accepted) (No drop for oil containers)

Volusia County Fire Services Station #22  213 N U.S. Highway #1, Oak Hill (Oil filters and containers accepted)

All waste should be placed alongside the street not blocking your mailbox, driveway, or stormwater swale/ditch area in front of your own home.

The City of Edgewater owns the meter and the backflow prevention assembly as well as the pipes connecting them to our system. The property owner owns from the outside of the backflow prevention assembly into the building or home and is responsible for repair and maintenance.

The reason is two-fold. The first is that the City of Edgewater made a commitment to improve the quality of stormwater discharging into waterways. Stormwater is responsible for about 90% of the heavy metals, sediments, and pollution of the waterways.

The second is that the State of Florida enacted laws regulating stormwater which are reflected in municipal comprehensive plans. These laws include requirements for improving the quality of discharges into waterways.

The City of Edgewater is in the process of replacing all water meters throughout the city.  The meters currently in use are reaching the end of their useful life and are due to be replaced. This process will take several years to complete since all the meters (13,000+) throughout the City were originally installed at approximately the same time.  Along with the meter replacements, the City is also upgrading to the Sensus FlexNet system that will use smart meters and transmitters to send readings on an hourly basis to the Sensus Analytics Software.  This FlexNet communication network will allow the customer to view their consumption history and send alerts to the customer to inform them of any potential leak issues in order to address problems in the field faster and provide better service to our customers.

On a related note, at the January 11, 2021 City Council meeting a local plumber offered private assistance to residents regarding evaluation of their water meters.  The City of Edgewater does not endorse this service by any private plumbing business.  Residents with questions or concerns regarding their water meter or utility bill are encouraged to contact at Customer Service representative at 386-424-2400 x4000 or email customerservice@cityofedgewater.org.

In one way or another, all of us ? including those who do not even have pets are affected by animal overpopulation.

Millions of tax dollars are spent annually to care for lost, abandoned, and unwanted pets. . . and millions more to put to sleep those that were not fortunate enough to find a home.

The health and safety of our communities is another concern. The greater the population of unwanted animals, the greater the incidence of such animal related issues as rabies, dog bites, cat scratches, traffic accidents, and animal abuse.

There will be an additional inspection fee that must be prepaid prior to the re-inspection date.

Yes, both tenants and the property owner (or their designated representative) are encouraged to be present during inspections.  Informational exchanges are critical to the success of the program. 

The property owner (or their designated representative) will be furnished a copy of the inspection report. 

Complaints may be filed using any of the following methods:

In person: Our office is located at 1605 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL.
Telephone: Our telephone number is 386-424-2400 ext. 2210.  You may leave message for us on this line. 
You also may leave your complaint information on a recorded line 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling 386-424-2400 ext. 2210.
Online: Complaints may be filed online around the clock by using the following link Contact Us.

A new Florida state law prohibits local governments from investigating anonymous code compliance complaints. Known as Senate Bill 60, the law went into effect July 1, 2021, and specifically states that a code compliance officer may not initiate a potential violation investigation that stems from an anonymous complaint.

The primary function of the City of Edgewater Code Enforcement Division is to educate the citizens about City codes. The codes apply to each and every property within the City. The purpose is to ensure that all neighborhoods and properties are maintained to a minimum standard.

Homeowner’s associations are private organizations that are paid by designated neighborhoods to oversee maintenance standards, as established by written codes, covenants and restrictions for the properties within specific neighborhoods that were designed to be managed by a homeowner’s association. Homeowner’s associations have the right to enforce and assess fines to home owners in accordance with the homeowner’s association’s codes, covenants and restrictions. Every property owner within these designated neighborhoods signs documents agreeing to the standards that have been established and will abide by any penalties assessed.

A homeowner’s association may establish maintenance standards that require a higher standard of upkeep than the City codes. Neighborhoods that are within homeowner’s association are required to abide by City code requirements.

Code Enforcement can enforce City code standards within a homeowner’s association area. However, a code enforcement officer does not enforce home owner’s association requirements. Homeowner’s associations only may enforce maintenance standards within their designated neighborhood.

RESOLUTION #2023-CRA-01

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PRELIMINARY PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 – 2024; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2023 – 2024. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After Motion to approve by ________________________________________ with Second by __________________________________, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency
Preliminary Proposed Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024
Time: 2015 - 2035 Board: City Council
400 Acres Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Preliminary Current Year Taxable Value $ 112,550,417 as of June 23, 2023
Less Base Year Tax Value: $62,754,205
Equals Increment Value: $49,796,212 per thousand @6.33 mils @ 95%
Revenues: 
Description Amount
City TIF (6.33 Mils @ 95%)  $299,450
County TIF  (County Roll-Back ) (3.3958 Mils @95% @95%)  $152,611
Interest  $4,400
Balance Brought Forward  $974,874
Total Proposed Revenues  $1,431,335
Expenses:  
Description  Amount 
Affordable Housing   $100,000
Capital Projects:  
      1.  Entry Way Sign at 10th and US1  $130,000
      2.  Hawks Park Recreational Improvement Projects  $300,000
Façade Grants (Small Scale $1,000 to $5,000)  $100,000
Façade Grants (Medium Scale up to $25,000)  $100,000
Other CRA Infrastructure Capital Projects  $681,335
Wayfinding Signs  $20,000
Total Proposed Expenses  $1,431,335
As of September 14, 2023

Code Enforcement work with the property owner and not renters. Contact will be made with the property owner to notify the owner of the violation. Depending on the violation, a copy of the notice is also mailed to the renter’s address. Voluntary registration of rental properties will assist code officers with the contact information for the owner.

Yes, the trash container must not be placed at the curb earlier than 4 p.m. the evening before trash pickup. It must be brought back to the side or rear of the house by 11 p.m. the day of trash pickup. This does not include bulk waste placed at the curb for removal.

RESOLUTION #2022-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A REVISED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2021 – 2022; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2021 – 2022. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After Motion to approve by ________________________________________ with Second by __________________________________, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

AYE

NAY

Mayor Mike Thomas

Councilwoman Christine Power

Councilwoman Gigi Bennington

Councilman Jonah Powers

PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED this _____ day of __________________, 2022.

CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA

Mike Thomas

Mayor

ATTEST:

Bonnie Brown, CMC

City Clerk

For the use and reliance only by the City of Edgewater, Florida Approved as to form and legality by:

Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire

City Attorney

Doran, Sims, Wolfe & Yoon

Approved by the City Council of the City of Edgewater at a meeting held on this                  day of                                   , 2022 under Agenda Item No _____

EXHIBIT “A”

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency 
Revised Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2021 - September 30, 2022
Time: 2015 - 2035 Board: City Council
400 Acres Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
 URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Preliminary Current Year Taxable Value $ 92,105,895 as of June 23, 2021 
Less Base Year Tax Value: $ 62,754,205 
Equals Increment Value: $29,351,690 per thousand 
Revenues: 
Description Amount 
City TIF (6.7 Mils @ 95%)  $187,878 
County TIF  (County Roll-Back ) (5.2025 Mils @95% @95%)  $141,856 
Interest  $0
Balance Brought Forward  $406,731
Total Proposed Revenues  $ 736,465 
Expenses: 

Description  Amount
Capital Projects:   
      1.  East Indian River Blvd. Access and Asphalt Overlay Project  $84,000
      2.  Hawks Park Recreational Projects  $432,465
Façade Grants (Small Scale $1,000 to $5,000)  $100,000 
Façade Grants (Medium Scale up to $25,000)  $100,000
Wayfinding Signs  $20,000 
Total Proposed Expenses  $736,465 
Revised July 11, 2022  

Overgrowth of grass, weeds and uncultivated vegetation over a discernible portion of the property in excess of twelve inches (12”) is considered a violation.

Children can have fun and learn about the water cycle, water conservation, liquid measurements, food chain, etc.

St. Jons River Water Management District has a great water educational webpage filled with games that children can play online and learn all about The Great Water Odyssey. Check it out at http://www.sjrwmd.com/odyssey/games.html.

You may have one vehicle that is inoperable or unlicensed inside a fully enclosed structure such as a garage so that it is not visible to public view. All other vehicles including trailers and boats must have a valid tag on them and be fully operable to remain on any property in the city.
 

No.  By default, the search results will show matches for any word within the phrase.  In this example, you would receive results for all web pages and documents that contained either the word alarm or the word permit or both.

In order to search on an exact phrase, enclose your search phrase in quotations.  The search results for "alarm permit" will show matches for that exact phrase.

                                                     RESOLUTION #2020-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2020 – 2021; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2020 – 2021. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Board Member Power, and second by Board Member Conroy, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Thomas,  Aye

Board Member Power, Aye

Board Member Yaney, Aye

Board Member O’Keefe, Aye

Board Member Conroy, Aye

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of October, 2020.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, CMC, City Clerk / Paralegal

EDGEWATER COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA

By: Mike Thomas, Chair

EXHIBIT “A”

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency
Proposed Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2020 - September 30, 2021
Time: 2015 - 2035 Board: City Council
400 Acres
Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Pre-liminary Value $ 1,583,895 as of June 21, 2019
Less Base Year Tax Value: $ 62,754,205
Equals Increment Value: $18,829,690 per thousand @6.7 Mils @ 95%
Revenues:  
City TIF (6.7 Mils)  $194,182
County TIF (5.6944 Mils)  $144,679
Interest  $0
Balance Brought Forward  $178,875
Total Proposed Revenues  $517,736
Expenses:  
Capital Projects: $ 457,736  
Façade Grants (Small Scale)  $50,000
Way Finding Signs  $10,000
Total Proposed Expenses  $   517,736

No. It shall be unlawful for a commercial vehicle, commercial trailer, semi tractors, tractor trailers, step vans, cargo vans, box trucks, busses, or concession vehicles, with a greater than one-ton rated capacity to be parked on any property whose primary use is residential.  No commercial vehicles may be parked on city streets or the right of way unless they are on a professional job. No semi-tractors or trailers may be parked or stored on any residential property.

We ask that all customers use the City provided cart as this allows the workers to attach to the cart tippers on the back of the trucks, eliminating the need for them to pick up the can/cart.

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency
Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2019 - September 30, 2020
Time: 2015 - 2035
400 Acres
Board: City Council
Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Preliminary Value $ 1,583,895 as of June 21, 2019
Less Base Year Tax Value: $ 62,754,205
Equals Increment Value: $18,829,690 per thousand @6.7 Mils @ 95%
Revenues:
City TIF (6.7 Mils) $119,851
County TIF (5.3323 Mils @95% @ 95%) $90,616
Interest $66
Balance Brought Forward $ 307,227
Total Revenue $517,760
Expenses:
East Indian River Blvd. Median Cut Through Paving $20,000
Extend Water Line E. Indian River Blvd to Riverside Drive along US1 $225,000
Facade Grants $50,000
Intersection Improvement Projects $212,760
Wayfinding Signs $10,000
Total Expenses $517,760

They may obtain a Home Occupation Business Tax Receipt for certain types of businesses being run from a residence. However, this space is to be used as a home office and needs to be transparent to the neighborhood. No signage or commercial vehicles are permitted at a home business. The license is applied for and issued by Finance, their phone number is (386) 424-2400 ext. 1305.

If a cart is damaged, the City will repair or replace it, unless the cart has been intentionally damaged. The City will not repair or replace personal cans.

RESOLUTION #2019-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2019 – 2020; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2019 – 2020. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Board Member ______________________ and second by Board Member ____________________________, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Yes, you may make minor vehicle repairs such as changing the spark plugs, tires or oil. You cannot do major repairs such as dropping the transmission or engine or removing body parts unless it is done inside a fully enclosed garage or structure.

Cart sizes available are 35, 65, and 95 gallons. If you find you need a different size cart, you may exchange it one time in a 24 month period free of charge. If you choose to swap cart sizes more than the one time in 24 month period there will be a charge of $35 for the swap.

Yes. However, the cart should be free of any household garbage.

Customers should only put out their City provided cart. If you need a larger one, you may exchange it free of charge within a 24 month period. If you need an additional cart, you may get an additional cart for a $35 Service Charge and additional $5 per month will be added to your utility bill.

Repairs for deliberate damage to the Garbage Cart done by the resident will be charged for the cost of replacement of  cart or up to $50 for repairs.

Yes. If you have more trash than what will fit in the cart consistently, you may need a larger cart. Call Environmental Services for a larger can.

Contact the Edgewater Police Department to obtain a case number. Fill out the form on the City’s website and either mail or email the form to the Environmental Services Department. Once the form is received a new cart will be delivered to you. 

No. There should be a cart at the residence. Carts have serial numbers on them and are to remain at the same residence. If your residence is a newly built residence, when you set up your utility account with customer service you will be asked what size cart you prefer and a service order will be sent to Environmental Services to have your cart delivered.

Revenues:

County TIF $68,748

City TIF $85,486

Balance Brought Forward $155,000

Interest $66

Total Amended Revenues $309,300

Expenses:

Land Appraisals $675

Land Acquisitions $298,625

Way Finding Signs $10,000

Total Amended Expenses $309,000

Number of Personnel: 0

Debt $0

RESOLUTION #2018-CRA-01

A  RESOLUTION  OF  THE  EDGEWATER,  COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT  AGENCY,  EDGEWATER,  FLORIDA; ADOPTING  A  PROPOSED  BUDGET  FOR  THE  FISCAL YEAR  2018  —  2019;  PROVIDING  FOR  SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY  AND  ESTABLISHING  AN  EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part ID, Florida Statutes (the "Community Redevelopment Act') establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and, WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the "Special District Act");and, WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent

special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution; NOW,THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

Section 1.      Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution

pursuant to the Special District Act.

Section 2.      Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does

hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2018—2019. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit "A".

Section 3. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of

this Resolution is for any reason held  invalid or unconstitutional  by any court of  competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

Section 4.       Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After    motion    by   member Conroy, and second by member Power, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Mike Ignasiak AYE

Vice Chair Christine Power AYE

Board Member Amy Vogt AYE

Board Member Megan O'Keefe AYE

Board Member Gary Conroy AYE

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 10th day of September,2018.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, City Clerk/Paralegal

Edgewater community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, FL By: Mike Ignasiak, Chair

For the use and reliance only by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency, City of Edgewater, Florida. Approved as to form and legality by Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire, City Attorney Doran, Sims, Wolfe, Ciocchetti & Yoon.

Approved by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency at a meeting held on this 10th day of September, 2018 under Agenda Item No.3a.  

Utilizing the cart will not affect your utility bill unless you request an additional cart, loose your cart, repair/replacement cost due to deliberate damages to your cart. 

RESOLUTION #2017-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2017 – 2018; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2017 – 2018. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Member Conroy and second by Member Vogt, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Mike Ignasiak AYE

Vice Chair Christine Power EXCUSED

Board Member Amy Vogt AYE       

Board Member Dan Blazi AYE

Board Member Gary Conroy AYE

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of August, 2017.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, City Clerk/Paralegal

EDGEWATER COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA By: Mike Ignasiak, Chair

For the use and reliance only by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency, City of Edgewater, Florida.  Approved as to form and legality by: Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire, City Attorney, Doran, Sims, Wolfe & Ciocchetti

Approved by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency at a meeting held on this 3^rd day of August, 2017 under Agenda Item No. #3a.

RESOLUTION #2017-CRA-01

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A REVISED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2016–2017; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and,

WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

Section 1. Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

Section 2. Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Revised Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2016 – 2017. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

Section 3. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

Section 4. Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Member Blazi and second by Member Power, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Mike Ignasiak AYE

Vice Chair Christine Power AYE

Board Member Amy Vogt AYE

Board Member Dan Blazi AYE

Board Member Gary Conroy          AYE

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of April, 2017.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, City Clerk/Paralegal

Edgewater community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, FL By: Mike Ignasiak, Chair

For the use and reliance only by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency, City of Edgewater, Florida. Approved as to form and legality by Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire, City Attorney Doran, Sims, Wolfe, Ciocchetti & Yoon.

Approved by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency at a meeting held on this 3^rd  day of April, 2017 under Agenda Item No.4a.   

•Neutered pets are more loving and better tempered pets.

•Neutered cats are less likely to mark their territory (or spray).

•A spayed female doesn't have estrus (or heat cycles). The estrus cycle happens about twice a year for dogs and three or more times a year for cats. It can last for six or more days and often results in a distracted, nervous female??who may cry or howl??and numerous unwanted male visitors.

•Neutered pets are less likely to bite. While neutering isn't a cure for all behavior problems, in combination with training it can mean drastic changes in a pet' s behavior, almost always for the better.

•Male dogs or cats who are neutered are much less likely to run away or get into fights.

Rotary Park has a designated Dog Park. Parks located on Riverside Drive are accessible by pet owners, with the requirement the dog must be on a leash.

All park pavilions and facilities are available first come, first serve.  For those who want to make sure space for their gathering is secured, formal pavilion and gazebo reservations are now available at Menard May Park, Rotary Park, Kennedy Park and Highland Park.  For more information go to Park Reservations.

To avoid scheduling conflicts with a city event, please call the Parks & Recreation office at (386) 424-2400 ext. 7205.

It is the policy of the Edgewater Police Department that enforcement profiling is prohibited in conducting traffic and/or field contacts, asset seizure, and forfeiture efforts or any other law enforcement activities pursuant to F.S.S. 166.0493.

It is the responsibility of the Edgewater Police department to conduct patrol operations in a proactive manner, to aggressively investigate suspicious persons and circumstances, and to actively enforce the motor vehicle laws of the State of Florida, while insisting that citizens will only be stopped or detained when there exists reasonable suspicion to believe they have committed, are committing, or are about to commit, an infraction or violation of the law.

It is the policy of this department to provide citizens with the highest degree of law enforcement services, regardless of race, ethnic origin, gender, age, income status, sexual orientation, and religious or political affiliation.

A fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States to all who live in this nation is the right to equal protection under the law. Along with this right is the fundamental right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agencies. Citizens are free to walk and drive our streets, highways, and other public places without police interference so long as they obey the law. They are also entitled to be free from crime, and from the depredations of criminals, and to remain safe from the actions of reckless and careless drivers.

The Edgewater Police Department is charged with protecting these rights for all, regardless of race, color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religious or political affiliation, physical handicap or other belief system.

This policy is intended to assist the officers of the Edgewater Police Department in accomplishing this mission in a way that respects the dignity of all persons, and yet sends a strong deterrent message to actual and potential violators that if a law is violated, a police encounter will follow.

Although we do not have a method of accepting payment by phone, you are able to pay for a permit through our website. If you go to "Schedule an Inspection" under 'Building & Permitting', you can enter in your permit number and make a payment with a credit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. If you are making a payment in person we also accept cash and checks.

•One dog and her puppies, in just six years, can produce 67,000 puppies.

•In seven years, one cat and her offspring can be the source of 420,000 cats.

•In the United States, every day, 70,000 (or more) puppies and kittens are born. Just 10,000 humans are born each day.

Who will take care of all these dogs and cats? It's not just a problem of too many -- each pet is an individual life.

Today, the department continues to operate a combination department with 28 career personnel and many volunteers, which makeup three divisions. The Operations Division is balanced in three platoons of firefighters that work shift work of on-duty for 24 hours and then off-duty for 48 hours. The three platoons staff two stations and respond to emergency and non-emergency request for service calls. The Life Safety Division is comprised of the fire marshal, who coordinates the fire prevention aspect of the fire service. Code Enforcement and Animal Services makeup the Community Services Division. A very active not-for-profit auxiliary that is made up of departmental members as well as their family members and other residents that want to support their community fire department also support the Department.

The auxiliary is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization and is commonly referred to as the Association. Along with fund-raising activities, the association sponsors many little league sports teams and supports the community through various activities. The association has also assisted in the coordination of the annual Fourth of July festivities for community for over 50 years. The association also garnishes support to the Operations Division by the provision of support personnel to do non-emergency tasks on large incidents and at trainings.

The Edgewater Fire Department has advanced a long way from a police chief carrying water tanks in the trunk of his patrol car responding to five brush fires per year, into a well-organized combination department responding to an average of 2,700 incidents annually. Not only has the department increased its call volume, it also has expanded the level of service to provide emergency medical services, hazardous materials response fire suppression, business inspections, emergency management, water rescue and a variety of public education courses including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, first aid and baby-sitter courses. The department also manages all aspects of code enforcement and animal services.

The department continues to pride itself on providing very cost effective services while assuring that the level of service or the customer service is never below the expectations of the community. As the department continues to plan for the future, the community can expect continuous expansion of the services that are offered to the citizens. The present goals will guide the department towards the ability to provide ambulance transport for the residents, increased working relationships with neighboring communities and additional home healthcare services delivered to patients confined to their homes.

All cardboard, thin or corrugated MUST be flattened and placed in or under the bin. There is no need to cut the cardboard if it is too large for the collection truck they will leave it and have another truck collect it.

In order to allow our employees an opportunity to spend holidays with their families, there are certain holidays that the City of Edgewater does not have collection services. Recycling schedules will follow City's schedules. Holidays observed are as follows:

New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day.

Yes, boat ramps are available for use at Kennedy Park, located at 103 N. Riverside Drive.

Yes, the Residential Housing Rental program requires an inspection of both the interior and exterior of each unit on the property. 

Place these items out to the street/curb for Wednesday collection by 7:00am. Appliances will NOT be picked up during holiday weeks. If the garbage truck does not collect the items, you will be placed on a list for collection within a few days. Leave these items out for collection. If brought back to your house you may miss the collection. Tires are limited to four (4) per household, per year.

The Department of Children and Family Services is located at 210 Palmetto Street, Daytona Beach.  They can be reached at 866-762-2237.

Garage sale permits can be obtained by visiting the cashiers located inside City Hall for $5 or via the website free of charge.

Pool fills do not qualify for a high consumption water credit, although you may qualify for a sewer credit. Contact your sewer company, in writing or fill out a water adjustment form, or fill out our new Online Adjustment Form to request a sewer credit. Please include the date the pool was filled.

Once the Business Tax Receipt is submitted, the property owner or representative will be contacted to set up the inspection. Inspections will be done by appointment only. After the property inspection is complete and the property is in compliance, the property owner will pay for the Certificate of Use.

Our Environmental Services Administrator offers environmental issue presentations to homeowner associations, civic organizations, schools, church, and staff meetings for business. Please contact Tyna Hilton, Environmental Services Administrator at 386-424-2400 ext 4006 or email THilton@cityofedgewater.org to schedule a presentation.

Needles cannot be placed in your garbage. You MUST use a "Sharps" disposal container. Information about the Sharps disposal containers may be obtained from the following:

New Smyrna Beach Health Department – 386-424-2061

Halifax Medical Center – 386-254-4169

Some major cases are referred to the Criminal Investigations Division for further investigation. Detectives who are assigned such cases for follow-up will contact parties involved if needed. To find out further information, you may want to contact the State Attorney's Office: www.sao7.com

A local ( the City of Edgewater only) records check can be obtained at the Edgewater Police Department lobby during business hours. If more than just a local records check is needed, contact Florida Department of Law Enforcement at their website or by phone.

To report a street light that is out please contact FPL either by phone 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) or by completing an online request form

To start your residential collection, contact Edgewater Utility Billing at 424-2400 opt 2. Once you have service set up you can contact, Edgewater Environmental Services at 424-2400 ext 4007 for your collection days, to receive a green recycling bin (if one is not currently on-site).

Public Records Requests for public records are submitted to the City Clerk.  The charge for single sided copies on letter size paper is $.15 per page or $.20 per page for double sided copies.  Other copies are available at varying prices dependent upon size and format.  Audio records are available at a cost dependent upon the format of the audio copy.  To submit a Public Records Request click here https://edgewaterfl.justfoia.com/publicportal/home/newrequest

Each inspection will vary according to the individual property; however, one should set aside a minimum of one hour for a single family residence.  This is only an average.

The property owner or representative will be given adequate time to correct violations noted.  The time allotted for correction will be at the inspector’s discretion, based on the nature and severity of the violation.

The City bills on a monthly basis. Payment is due within 20 days from the Statement date. If that date falls on a weekend or holiday, the due date will be moved to the next business day.

Once a citation is written, it is forwarded to the Clerk of Court the next business day. If you disagree with the ticket, you can challenge it in court. Personal options are listed on the citation or access the Clerk's Website. Nobody in the police department, including the Chief of Police, has authority to dismiss, change or withhold prosecution of a ticket.

Edgewater Police Department offers our citizens the service of placing their homes on Vacation House Watch lists. Our volunteers (C.A.P.S – Citizens Assisting Police) make frequent neighborhood patrol checks and will physically check your home in your absence. The form can be Downloaded Here or picked up from the lobby of Edgewater Police Department, 135 E. Park Ave during normal business hours. C.A.P.S is a self-supporting volunteer division of the Edgewater Police Department and this is just one of their free services provided, however, donations are always appreciated and welcomed.

To reinstate service, your entire past due balance plus the $35 Disconnection Fee must be paid. Payment may be made with your Debit/Credit/Check on our web page, by phone through our automated phone system (credit/ Debit only), or by visiting our office in City Hall (all forms of payment accepted). To ensure that your turn on is processed in a timely manner you must speak to a Utility Customer Service Representative and inform them that your water has been turned off for non-payment and you have made payment. If payment is made by 3:30pm, your water will be restored the same day.

NOTE: A $35.00 non-payment fee will be charged to your account 30 days after the statement date. If the City has to go to your house for a second turn off after the first shut-off there will be a 2nd Shut-off fee added to your account. 

In April of 1948 Fire Chief Cannon became ill and Elmer Bane was appointed acting Chief. Bane served as acting chief until October when he was elected chief and then served until 1952. The firemen were notified of fire by a siren that was installed on a pole at the corner of Park Avenue, which was located in the center of town. When there was a fire, one of the volunteer firemen that lived next to the siren would blow it. A shed to store their first fire truck an American LaFrance was constructed on Park Avenue where the water department is currently located. The shed was constructed by the firemen on evenings and weekends.

In 1948 the department had responded to five fire calls and conducted drills once a month. By 1951, the department responded to 26 fires. Because of the number of brush fires in the area, the year 1952 brought about some changes. Chief Banes wanted to purchase a unit with the capability of pumping from the front. When the department bought a new 1950 Seagrave Engine despite his protests, he, along with several members, quit in April of 1952.

In 1953, the men started a dues assessment on themselves to raise funds to purchase another fire truck. A used truck was purchased and fitted with a custom built tank. A pump and booster hose was then added. Later, 1 1/2 fire hose was purchased and installed. All of this was done by volunteers without assistance from the city. Meanwhile, the wives of the firemen formed the auxiliary to the department in 1953.

In 1957, a Board of Governors was installed by the Town Council to run the community center. The department assisted the board in the selling of raffle tickets to be used to purchase air conditioners for the center. The first Little Miss Edgewater contest was held at the community center on July 4, 1957, and was later changed to include Little Master.

In 1965 a new Class A Pumper was purchased for the department. Once the new apparatus was placed into service, the old Seagrave was retired from service. By the late ‘60s, the department again started to experience growing pains and plans were formulated for a new firehouse. Property was purchased further south - closer to the center of the shifting population. Ground was broken in 1972 and many hours by the volunteers were dedicated to the design and construction of the new larger firehouse. The volunteer firemen and their families again constructed the firehouse. The department moved to the new location in 1973. The apparatus bay of the old fire station became a storage facility for two years until the city remodeled it into a police station, which moved the police department out of City Hall. The old meeting room was turned over to the newly formed Edgewater Volunteer Emergency Rescue (EVER) department, which formed in 1975. EVER remained in the old firehouse until 1981 when the Edgewater Rotary built a new building next to the new firehouse. Then the police department used the old firehouse as their sole facility until the late ‘80s.

In 1976, the increase in brush fires lead to the purchase of a four-wheel drive truck, which was accommodated with a 200-gallon tank with a pump and a booster reel that was donated to the department by a local widowed doctor’s wife. Later in the year a mutual aid pact was signed with the Division of Forestry Services and the fire department received a used 500-gallon tanker in return. One of Edgewater’s largest structure fires took place in November of 1976 and started the workings of a countywide mutual aid agreement. This fire destroyed Coronado Paint Company, which was one of Edgewater’s largest manufacturing businesses and brought units from as far as Brevard County and the Kennedy Space Center. An incident of this magnitude proved multi-jurisdictional fire departments could work well together and initiated a mutual pact for all of Volusia County.

Fire Station #2 was completed in 1981 and housed additional brush trucks and apparatus purchased by the county to fulfill the agreement. The station was the fourth fire station that the volunteer firemen and their families had constructed for the city. That year continued to test the mutual aid agreement with large brush fires, including one in June. This fire was started by lightning in the Crane Swamp area west of Edgewater and burned for three months. The State Forestry took command, but many hours were spent by Edgewater’s volunteer firemen assisting with extinguishing the fire.

At the end of 1989, the fire department and the rescue department were joined together. Beforehand, they were completely separate with many members serving on both departments. In November of 1989, the city hired its first paid fire department members to create a combination career and volunteer department. The first hiring consisted of a fire chief and a lieutenant who were directed to hire an inspector and three additional firefighters. All staff members, with the exception of the fire chief, were hired from the volunteers. This made the department transition easier. The career members were scheduled to cover daytime hours during the week when the volunteer response was low due to the volunteers working regular jobs.

By 1995 the city continued to grow, as did the number of emergency incidents. Since the majority of the incidents were medical in nature and most of them required advanced life support, the city had decided to enhance the services with the addition of paramedics. With several members already having completed their paramedic training it was only a matter of obtaining appropriate equipment and licensing. The department identified the task as one of their goals and later began offering the enhanced services to the community on Dec. 25, 1995.

In 2001 the department experienced another transition as the city manager had initiated some reorganization and placed the Code Enforcement and Animal Services into the department. The additional responsibilities required the department to create another division in order to supervise these services. The Division of Community Services was created and was supervised by the fire marshal.

Repair work normally requiring permits will still require permits; however, many items usually noted for repairs are exempt from permits.  Contact the Building Department at 386.424.2400 Ext. 1515 for clarification.

For further questions, please call Environmental Services at 386-424-2400 ext 4007 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday – Friday.

Southard Enterprises, Inc. (current recycling contractor) may be reached at 386-426-8858.

Yes, all containers MUST be rinsed out. Food will contaminate the load of recyclables.

As part of our effort to "Go Green", the City offers e-Notifications (also called e-Bills). After initiating e-Notifications, the first month you will receive two bills by both e-mail and paper, and then your monthly bill will only be e-mailed to you. Please Fill out our Go Green Form  to start e-Notifications.

All Volusia County Public Schools are listed in the AT&T Real Yellow Pages business section under schools. You may also visit Website

Residential rental property includes single-family dwellings, duplexes, apartments, town homes and condominiums which are leased, rented or occupied by a person or person other than the owner.

You should receive your bill around the same time every month. You may call the Utility Customer Service office at (386) 424-2400 Ext. 4000 to get your balance for payment. You may also access the automatic phone feature (386) 427-3279. Failure to receive your bill will not avoid disconnection of service.

You will be required to have one Business Tax Receipt and a Certificate of Use for each dwelling unit you own.

It's just what it sounds like: the water is flowing in the opposite direction from its normal flow. With the direction of flow reversed due to a change in pressures, backflow can allow contaminants to enter our drinking water system through cross-connections.

A potentially hazardous cross-connection occurs every time someone uses a garden hose sprayer to apply insecticides or herbicides to their lawn. Another cross-connection occurs when someone uses their garden hose to clear a stoppage in their sewer line.

Without a backflow prevention assembly between your hose and hose bibb (spigot or outside faucet), the contents of the hose and anything it is connected to can backflow into the piping system and contaminate your drinking water.

This hazardous situation can affect more than a single home. In 1977, an entire town in North Dakota had to be rationed drinking water from National Guard water trucks while the town's water distribution system was flushed and disinfected following contamination by DDT. Investigation determined that two residents spraying DDT had made direct cross-connections to their homes. A backflow condition had occurred, sucking the DDT through the home piping systems and out into the town's water distribution system.

Backflows due to cross-connections are serious plumbing problems. They can cause sickness and even death. However, they can be avoided by the use of proper backflow prevention assemblies. Each spigot at your home should have a hose bibb vacuum breaker installed. This is a simple, inexpensive assembly which can be purchased at any plumbing or hardware store. Installation is as easy as attaching your garden hose to a spigot.

Are you unknowingly exposing your family to potentially harmful bacteria and viruses?

The City of Edgewater provides a monthly utility bill.  It is often confused as a “water bill” when it is compared to other nearby communities’ monthly water bills. Your monthly utility bill is all inclusive (water, sewer, stormwater, garbage and recycling). In other cities many of these services are billed separately through annual tax assessment.

Beginning October 1, 2023 there is scheduled to be an increase (once approved by City Council) of fees for Water, Sewer, Stormwater and Solid Waste (Refuse and Recycling).  For households that use an average of 3,000 gallons per month, this means an increase of $.85 for Water, $.09 for Utility Tax (10% of Water) and $1.62 for Sewer per month. The Stormwater increases by $.50 per month with a Solid Waste (Recycling) increase of $.52 per month and Solid Waste (Refuse) increasing by $2.10 per month.

The funds derived from utility bills support projects crucial to the environment and utility infrastructure of the City such as:

• Expansion of reclaim water lines to provide reclaim irrigation water to other areas of the community, reducing discharge to the Indian River Lagoon
• Lining of older sewer lines to reduce rain water intrusion into the sewer system
• Routine repair and maintenance to the utility infrastructure
• Improved maintenance and cleaning of the storm water conveyance system with specialized equipment
• Future replacement of the Public Works facility
• Reasonable Assurance Plan improvement projects to clean storm water before it discharges to the Indian River or Hammock recharge area as required by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Replacement of older water lines for increased pressure and water quality
• Stormwater quality projects to reduce nutrients in rainwater runoff in accordance with the cooperative reasonable assurance plan

Customers with any questions can call Utility Customer Service at 424-2400 x4000.

DOXO is a third party vendor, not associated with the City of Edgewater. The City of Edgewater does not charge to use their services to make a payment.

To access the City of Edgewater, FL payment systems follow the links at the top of the page (or on the left) that say Online Bill Pay. You can also make payments through our Automated 24/7 Phone Line (386-427-3279) or in person at 104 N. Riverside Drive, Edgewater, FL 32132. If you have more questions please feel free to contact us at 386-424-2400 Ext. 4000.

Sometimes referred to as "altering", spaying and neutering are ways of providing birth control for dogs and cats by removing their reproductive organs, therefore preventing them from having litters of puppies or kittens. Spaying is the procedure used for female pets, and neutering generally refers to the procedures used for male pets.

For all single family residential service, the sewer deposit for a ¾" meter is $100.00. This deposit may be waived if you have a good utility credit rating. For residential locations with a 1" or larger meter, or for commercial properties, please contact Utility Customer Service for an amount.

Below is a list of several possibilities for rates within the City limits.

Remember: rates and services are based on the location and actual usage of services.
For more information please feel free to contact us at 386-424-2400 Ext. 4000 to speak with a representative.

There are no local unemployment offices in Volusia County. Unemployment can be reached online at website. There is a career office in Daytona Beach associated with CareerSource Flagler Volusia located at 359 Bill France Boulevard, Daytona Beach. They can be reached at 386-323-7001.

Thin cardboard is basically any type of box. Here are a few examples: cereal boxes, cracker boxes, soda boxes, hamburger helper box, tissue box, toilet tissue roll, paper towel roll, Ziploc bag box, shoe box, or from your office it will be a paper clip box, staple box, binder box, or the back of your memo pad.

To protect the environment and ensure the safety of our residents and employees, the City of Edgewater does not accept household hazardous waste for curbside collection. These items include solvents, paints, auto fluids, household/pool chemicals, or any combustible items. The empty container of these products may be placed with your regular garbage for collection. Paint cans must be empty and completely dried up before disposal.

All pets should be confined or restrained in such a way as to eliminate any possibility of attack or escape during the inspection process.

Garbage collection - Edgewater provides one refuse container/cart for garbage collection per household.  We ask that residents utilize the provided cart to place garbage to the street/curb. If you have excess that will not fit in your provided cart please place additional garbage in plastic bags and or any 20-gallon garbage cans.  Any additional cans used must have handles.

Recycling collection – Please call Environmental Services at 386-424-2400 ext 4007 and request a recycle bin. Each household is allowed two. If you have more recyclable materials than two bins will hold, place in a paper or plastic grocery bag and place near or on top of your bins.

Your garbage is picked up twice weekly – either Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, depending on your location. Check the Map Here.

Bagged or contained yard waste is collected once weekly on Wednesday, except for holiday weeks. Do NOT use your recycling bin for yard waste it will NOT get picked up.

Loose laying yard waste will be picked up approximately twice a month on a continual route system. Place your loose laying yard waste along street/curb not blocking your mailbox, driveway, drainage swale/ditch area in front of your own home. Please do not make pile larger than 4'x4'x4' any pile over the 4'x4'x4' limit will have an additional charge.

Containers must be out by 7:00 a.m. the day of collection. Containers may be placed to the street/curb the evening before your regular scheduled collection day. All containers must be removed from the street area no later than 11:00 p.m. on your collection day.

As soon as you receive your cart, you can begin using it.

Mosquito Control is managed by the County of Volusia.  More information can be obtained by calling 386-424-2920 or on their website.

Birth and death certificates can be obtained from the Volusia County Health Department located at 845 Holsenback Drive, Daytona Beach.  They can be reached at 386-276-0614. 

Wills are recorded with the Probate Office in Deland.  They can be reached at 386-257-6000.

Marriage licenses can be obtained from the Volusia County Clerk of Court. They can be reached at 386-423-3304.

1. Plastic bags should be returned to your local grocery store for recycling.
2. Styrofoam meat trays and egg cartons can be returned to Publix for recycling.
3. Cell phones may be dropped off at the Public Works Facility at 409 Mango Tree Drive. It will be sent to the non-profit organization Cell Phone for Soldiers. They recycle the cell phone and buy calling cards for our Soldiers.
4. Rechargeable batteries may be dropped off at the Public Works Facility at 409 Mango Tree Drive. These are recycled through the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation at no cost to the City.
5. Clothing, toys, working appliances, miscellaneous household items you no longer want or need? We suggest you consider alternative ways of disposing of your unwanted items. Remembering that one person's unwanted item is another person's desire.

• Be charitable and donate your useable items to a local thrift store.
• Utilizing your local consignment shop is another great way to dispose of your unwanted items while earning a few dollars at the same time.
•  Some items may be great for nursing homes, schools, and churches.

Here are a couple non-profit thrift stores in the area:

1. FROG Ministry Inc., 1708 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL 386-957-3822
2. Habitat for Humanity, 722 S. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL 386-428-5010

The following locations will accept used motor oil:

Advanced Discount Auto Parts 1714 S. Ridgewood Ave, Edgewater and 615 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach

Autozone 1720 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater

O'Reilly's Auto Parts 1952 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater
 

Volusia County Public Works Facility 534 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach (Oil filters also accepted) (No drop for oil containers)

Volusia County Fire Services Station #22  213 N U.S. Highway #1, Oak Hill (Oil filters and containers accepted)

All waste should be placed alongside the street not blocking your mailbox, driveway, or stormwater swale/ditch area in front of your own home.

The City of Edgewater owns the meter and the backflow prevention assembly as well as the pipes connecting them to our system. The property owner owns from the outside of the backflow prevention assembly into the building or home and is responsible for repair and maintenance.

The reason is two-fold. The first is that the City of Edgewater made a commitment to improve the quality of stormwater discharging into waterways. Stormwater is responsible for about 90% of the heavy metals, sediments, and pollution of the waterways.

The second is that the State of Florida enacted laws regulating stormwater which are reflected in municipal comprehensive plans. These laws include requirements for improving the quality of discharges into waterways.

The City of Edgewater is in the process of replacing all water meters throughout the city.  The meters currently in use are reaching the end of their useful life and are due to be replaced. This process will take several years to complete since all the meters (13,000+) throughout the City were originally installed at approximately the same time.  Along with the meter replacements, the City is also upgrading to the Sensus FlexNet system that will use smart meters and transmitters to send readings on an hourly basis to the Sensus Analytics Software.  This FlexNet communication network will allow the customer to view their consumption history and send alerts to the customer to inform them of any potential leak issues in order to address problems in the field faster and provide better service to our customers.

On a related note, at the January 11, 2021 City Council meeting a local plumber offered private assistance to residents regarding evaluation of their water meters.  The City of Edgewater does not endorse this service by any private plumbing business.  Residents with questions or concerns regarding their water meter or utility bill are encouraged to contact at Customer Service representative at 386-424-2400 x4000 or email customerservice@cityofedgewater.org.

In one way or another, all of us ? including those who do not even have pets are affected by animal overpopulation.

Millions of tax dollars are spent annually to care for lost, abandoned, and unwanted pets. . . and millions more to put to sleep those that were not fortunate enough to find a home.

The health and safety of our communities is another concern. The greater the population of unwanted animals, the greater the incidence of such animal related issues as rabies, dog bites, cat scratches, traffic accidents, and animal abuse.

There will be an additional inspection fee that must be prepaid prior to the re-inspection date.

Yes, both tenants and the property owner (or their designated representative) are encouraged to be present during inspections.  Informational exchanges are critical to the success of the program. 

The property owner (or their designated representative) will be furnished a copy of the inspection report. 

Complaints may be filed using any of the following methods:

In person: Our office is located at 1605 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Edgewater, FL.
Telephone: Our telephone number is 386-424-2400 ext. 2210.  You may leave message for us on this line. 
You also may leave your complaint information on a recorded line 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling 386-424-2400 ext. 2210.
Online: Complaints may be filed online around the clock by using the following link Contact Us.

A new Florida state law prohibits local governments from investigating anonymous code compliance complaints. Known as Senate Bill 60, the law went into effect July 1, 2021, and specifically states that a code compliance officer may not initiate a potential violation investigation that stems from an anonymous complaint.

The primary function of the City of Edgewater Code Enforcement Division is to educate the citizens about City codes. The codes apply to each and every property within the City. The purpose is to ensure that all neighborhoods and properties are maintained to a minimum standard.

Homeowner’s associations are private organizations that are paid by designated neighborhoods to oversee maintenance standards, as established by written codes, covenants and restrictions for the properties within specific neighborhoods that were designed to be managed by a homeowner’s association. Homeowner’s associations have the right to enforce and assess fines to home owners in accordance with the homeowner’s association’s codes, covenants and restrictions. Every property owner within these designated neighborhoods signs documents agreeing to the standards that have been established and will abide by any penalties assessed.

A homeowner’s association may establish maintenance standards that require a higher standard of upkeep than the City codes. Neighborhoods that are within homeowner’s association are required to abide by City code requirements.

Code Enforcement can enforce City code standards within a homeowner’s association area. However, a code enforcement officer does not enforce home owner’s association requirements. Homeowner’s associations only may enforce maintenance standards within their designated neighborhood.

RESOLUTION #2023-CRA-01

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PRELIMINARY PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2023 – 2024; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2023 – 2024. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After Motion to approve by ________________________________________ with Second by __________________________________, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency
Preliminary Proposed Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024
Time: 2015 - 2035 Board: City Council
400 Acres Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Preliminary Current Year Taxable Value $ 112,550,417 as of June 23, 2023
Less Base Year Tax Value: $62,754,205
Equals Increment Value: $49,796,212 per thousand @6.33 mils @ 95%
Revenues: 
Description Amount
City TIF (6.33 Mils @ 95%)  $299,450
County TIF  (County Roll-Back ) (3.3958 Mils @95% @95%)  $152,611
Interest  $4,400
Balance Brought Forward  $974,874
Total Proposed Revenues  $1,431,335
Expenses:  
Description  Amount 
Affordable Housing   $100,000
Capital Projects:  
      1.  Entry Way Sign at 10th and US1  $130,000
      2.  Hawks Park Recreational Improvement Projects  $300,000
Façade Grants (Small Scale $1,000 to $5,000)  $100,000
Façade Grants (Medium Scale up to $25,000)  $100,000
Other CRA Infrastructure Capital Projects  $681,335
Wayfinding Signs  $20,000
Total Proposed Expenses  $1,431,335
As of September 14, 2023

Code Enforcement work with the property owner and not renters. Contact will be made with the property owner to notify the owner of the violation. Depending on the violation, a copy of the notice is also mailed to the renter’s address. Voluntary registration of rental properties will assist code officers with the contact information for the owner.

Yes, the trash container must not be placed at the curb earlier than 4 p.m. the evening before trash pickup. It must be brought back to the side or rear of the house by 11 p.m. the day of trash pickup. This does not include bulk waste placed at the curb for removal.

RESOLUTION #2022-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A REVISED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2021 – 2022; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2021 – 2022. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After Motion to approve by ________________________________________ with Second by __________________________________, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

AYE

NAY

Mayor Mike Thomas

Councilwoman Christine Power

Councilwoman Gigi Bennington

Councilman Jonah Powers

PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED this _____ day of __________________, 2022.

CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA

Mike Thomas

Mayor

ATTEST:

Bonnie Brown, CMC

City Clerk

For the use and reliance only by the City of Edgewater, Florida Approved as to form and legality by:

Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire

City Attorney

Doran, Sims, Wolfe & Yoon

Approved by the City Council of the City of Edgewater at a meeting held on this                  day of                                   , 2022 under Agenda Item No _____

EXHIBIT “A”

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency 
Revised Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2021 - September 30, 2022
Time: 2015 - 2035 Board: City Council
400 Acres Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
 URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Preliminary Current Year Taxable Value $ 92,105,895 as of June 23, 2021 
Less Base Year Tax Value: $ 62,754,205 
Equals Increment Value: $29,351,690 per thousand 
Revenues: 
Description Amount 
City TIF (6.7 Mils @ 95%)  $187,878 
County TIF  (County Roll-Back ) (5.2025 Mils @95% @95%)  $141,856 
Interest  $0
Balance Brought Forward  $406,731
Total Proposed Revenues  $ 736,465 
Expenses: 

Description  Amount
Capital Projects:   
      1.  East Indian River Blvd. Access and Asphalt Overlay Project  $84,000
      2.  Hawks Park Recreational Projects  $432,465
Façade Grants (Small Scale $1,000 to $5,000)  $100,000 
Façade Grants (Medium Scale up to $25,000)  $100,000
Wayfinding Signs  $20,000 
Total Proposed Expenses  $736,465 
Revised July 11, 2022  

Overgrowth of grass, weeds and uncultivated vegetation over a discernible portion of the property in excess of twelve inches (12”) is considered a violation.

Children can have fun and learn about the water cycle, water conservation, liquid measurements, food chain, etc.

St. Jons River Water Management District has a great water educational webpage filled with games that children can play online and learn all about The Great Water Odyssey. Check it out at http://www.sjrwmd.com/odyssey/games.html.

You may have one vehicle that is inoperable or unlicensed inside a fully enclosed structure such as a garage so that it is not visible to public view. All other vehicles including trailers and boats must have a valid tag on them and be fully operable to remain on any property in the city.
 

No.  By default, the search results will show matches for any word within the phrase.  In this example, you would receive results for all web pages and documents that contained either the word alarm or the word permit or both.

In order to search on an exact phrase, enclose your search phrase in quotations.  The search results for "alarm permit" will show matches for that exact phrase.

                                                     RESOLUTION #2020-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2020 – 2021; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2020 – 2021. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Board Member Power, and second by Board Member Conroy, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Thomas,  Aye

Board Member Power, Aye

Board Member Yaney, Aye

Board Member O’Keefe, Aye

Board Member Conroy, Aye

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of October, 2020.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, CMC, City Clerk / Paralegal

EDGEWATER COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA

By: Mike Thomas, Chair

EXHIBIT “A”

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency
Proposed Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2020 - September 30, 2021
Time: 2015 - 2035 Board: City Council
400 Acres
Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Pre-liminary Value $ 1,583,895 as of June 21, 2019
Less Base Year Tax Value: $ 62,754,205
Equals Increment Value: $18,829,690 per thousand @6.7 Mils @ 95%
Revenues:  
City TIF (6.7 Mils)  $194,182
County TIF (5.6944 Mils)  $144,679
Interest  $0
Balance Brought Forward  $178,875
Total Proposed Revenues  $517,736
Expenses:  
Capital Projects: $ 457,736  
Façade Grants (Small Scale)  $50,000
Way Finding Signs  $10,000
Total Proposed Expenses  $   517,736

No. It shall be unlawful for a commercial vehicle, commercial trailer, semi tractors, tractor trailers, step vans, cargo vans, box trucks, busses, or concession vehicles, with a greater than one-ton rated capacity to be parked on any property whose primary use is residential.  No commercial vehicles may be parked on city streets or the right of way unless they are on a professional job. No semi-tractors or trailers may be parked or stored on any residential property.

We ask that all customers use the City provided cart as this allows the workers to attach to the cart tippers on the back of the trucks, eliminating the need for them to pick up the can/cart.

City of Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency
Budget Fiscal Year October 1, 2019 - September 30, 2020
Time: 2015 - 2035
400 Acres
Board: City Council
Contact: Samantha Bergeron, Director Parks & Recreation
URL: www.EdgewaterCRA.org
Preliminary Value $ 1,583,895 as of June 21, 2019
Less Base Year Tax Value: $ 62,754,205
Equals Increment Value: $18,829,690 per thousand @6.7 Mils @ 95%
Revenues:
City TIF (6.7 Mils) $119,851
County TIF (5.3323 Mils @95% @ 95%) $90,616
Interest $66
Balance Brought Forward $ 307,227
Total Revenue $517,760
Expenses:
East Indian River Blvd. Median Cut Through Paving $20,000
Extend Water Line E. Indian River Blvd to Riverside Drive along US1 $225,000
Facade Grants $50,000
Intersection Improvement Projects $212,760
Wayfinding Signs $10,000
Total Expenses $517,760

They may obtain a Home Occupation Business Tax Receipt for certain types of businesses being run from a residence. However, this space is to be used as a home office and needs to be transparent to the neighborhood. No signage or commercial vehicles are permitted at a home business. The license is applied for and issued by Finance, their phone number is (386) 424-2400 ext. 1305.

If a cart is damaged, the City will repair or replace it, unless the cart has been intentionally damaged. The City will not repair or replace personal cans.

RESOLUTION #2019-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2019 – 2020; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

            WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

            WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

            WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

            Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

            Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2019 – 2020. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

            Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

            Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Board Member ______________________ and second by Board Member ____________________________, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Yes, you may make minor vehicle repairs such as changing the spark plugs, tires or oil. You cannot do major repairs such as dropping the transmission or engine or removing body parts unless it is done inside a fully enclosed garage or structure.

Cart sizes available are 35, 65, and 95 gallons. If you find you need a different size cart, you may exchange it one time in a 24 month period free of charge. If you choose to swap cart sizes more than the one time in 24 month period there will be a charge of $35 for the swap.

Yes. However, the cart should be free of any household garbage.

Customers should only put out their City provided cart. If you need a larger one, you may exchange it free of charge within a 24 month period. If you need an additional cart, you may get an additional cart for a $35 Service Charge and additional $5 per month will be added to your utility bill.

Repairs for deliberate damage to the Garbage Cart done by the resident will be charged for the cost of replacement of  cart or up to $50 for repairs.

Yes. If you have more trash than what will fit in the cart consistently, you may need a larger cart. Call Environmental Services for a larger can.

Contact the Edgewater Police Department to obtain a case number. Fill out the form on the City’s website and either mail or email the form to the Environmental Services Department. Once the form is received a new cart will be delivered to you. 

No. There should be a cart at the residence. Carts have serial numbers on them and are to remain at the same residence. If your residence is a newly built residence, when you set up your utility account with customer service you will be asked what size cart you prefer and a service order will be sent to Environmental Services to have your cart delivered.

Revenues:

County TIF $68,748

City TIF $85,486

Balance Brought Forward $155,000

Interest $66

Total Amended Revenues $309,300

Expenses:

Land Appraisals $675

Land Acquisitions $298,625

Way Finding Signs $10,000

Total Amended Expenses $309,000

Number of Personnel: 0

Debt $0

RESOLUTION #2018-CRA-01

A  RESOLUTION  OF  THE  EDGEWATER,  COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT  AGENCY,  EDGEWATER,  FLORIDA; ADOPTING  A  PROPOSED  BUDGET  FOR  THE  FISCAL YEAR  2018  —  2019;  PROVIDING  FOR  SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY  AND  ESTABLISHING  AN  EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part ID, Florida Statutes (the "Community Redevelopment Act') establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and, WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the "Special District Act");and, WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent

special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution; NOW,THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

Section 1.      Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution

pursuant to the Special District Act.

Section 2.      Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does

hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2018—2019. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit "A".

Section 3. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of

this Resolution is for any reason held  invalid or unconstitutional  by any court of  competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

Section 4.       Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After    motion    by   member Conroy, and second by member Power, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Mike Ignasiak AYE

Vice Chair Christine Power AYE

Board Member Amy Vogt AYE

Board Member Megan O'Keefe AYE

Board Member Gary Conroy AYE

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 10th day of September,2018.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, City Clerk/Paralegal

Edgewater community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, FL By: Mike Ignasiak, Chair

For the use and reliance only by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency, City of Edgewater, Florida. Approved as to form and legality by Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire, City Attorney Doran, Sims, Wolfe, Ciocchetti & Yoon.

Approved by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency at a meeting held on this 10th day of September, 2018 under Agenda Item No.3a.  

Utilizing the cart will not affect your utility bill unless you request an additional cart, loose your cart, repair/replacement cost due to deliberate damages to your cart. 

RESOLUTION #2017-CRA-02

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2017 – 2018; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and, 

WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

Section 1.        Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

Section 2.        Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2017 – 2018. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

Section 3.        Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

Section 4.        Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Member Conroy and second by Member Vogt, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Mike Ignasiak AYE

Vice Chair Christine Power EXCUSED

Board Member Amy Vogt AYE       

Board Member Dan Blazi AYE

Board Member Gary Conroy AYE

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of August, 2017.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, City Clerk/Paralegal

EDGEWATER COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA By: Mike Ignasiak, Chair

For the use and reliance only by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency, City of Edgewater, Florida.  Approved as to form and legality by: Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire, City Attorney, Doran, Sims, Wolfe & Ciocchetti

Approved by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency at a meeting held on this 3^rd day of August, 2017 under Agenda Item No. #3a.

RESOLUTION #2017-CRA-01

A RESOLUTION OF THE EDGEWATER, COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, EDGEWATER, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A REVISED BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2016–2017; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, APPLICABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, The Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency (Edgewater CRA) was created pursuant to Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes (the “Community Redevelopment Act”) establishing the conditions and procedures for the establishment of community redevelopment areas and agencies; and,

WHEREAS, the Edgewater CRA is a dependent special district under Chapter 189, Florida Statues (2006), known as the Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the “Special District Act”); and,

WHEREAS, the Special District Act requires all special districts, including dependent special districts, such as the Edgewater CRA, to adopt a budget for each fiscal year by resolution;  

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, Florida as follows:

Section 1. Authority. The Edgewater CRA has the authority to adopt this Resolution pursuant to the Special District Act.

Section 2. Adoption of Budget. The governing body of the Edgewater CRA does hereby approve and adopt a Revised Budget for the Edgewater CRA for Fiscal Year 2016 – 2017. A copy of the budget is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.

Section 3. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Resolution is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining potion hereto.

Section 4. Effective Date. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

After motion by Member Blazi and second by Member Power, the vote on this resolution was as follows:

Chair Mike Ignasiak AYE

Vice Chair Christine Power AYE

Board Member Amy Vogt AYE

Board Member Dan Blazi AYE

Board Member Gary Conroy          AYE

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of April, 2017.

ATTEST: Robin Matusick, City Clerk/Paralegal

Edgewater community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Edgewater, FL By: Mike Ignasiak, Chair

For the use and reliance only by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency, City of Edgewater, Florida. Approved as to form and legality by Aaron R. Wolfe, Esquire, City Attorney Doran, Sims, Wolfe, Ciocchetti & Yoon.

Approved by the Edgewater Community Redevelopment Agency at a meeting held on this 3^rd  day of April, 2017 under Agenda Item No.4a.   

•Neutered pets are more loving and better tempered pets.

•Neutered cats are less likely to mark their territory (or spray).

•A spayed female doesn't have estrus (or heat cycles). The estrus cycle happens about twice a year for dogs and three or more times a year for cats. It can last for six or more days and often results in a distracted, nervous female??who may cry or howl??and numerous unwanted male visitors.

•Neutered pets are less likely to bite. While neutering isn't a cure for all behavior problems, in combination with training it can mean drastic changes in a pet' s behavior, almost always for the better.

•Male dogs or cats who are neutered are much less likely to run away or get into fights.

Rotary Park has a designated Dog Park. Parks located on Riverside Drive are accessible by pet owners, with the requirement the dog must be on a leash.

All park pavilions and facilities are available first come, first serve.  For those who want to make sure space for their gathering is secured, formal pavilion and gazebo reservations are now available at Menard May Park, Rotary Park, Kennedy Park and Highland Park.  For more information go to Park Reservations.

To avoid scheduling conflicts with a city event, please call the Parks & Recreation office at (386) 424-2400 ext. 7205.

It is the policy of the Edgewater Police Department that enforcement profiling is prohibited in conducting traffic and/or field contacts, asset seizure, and forfeiture efforts or any other law enforcement activities pursuant to F.S.S. 166.0493.

It is the responsibility of the Edgewater Police department to conduct patrol operations in a proactive manner, to aggressively investigate suspicious persons and circumstances, and to actively enforce the motor vehicle laws of the State of Florida, while insisting that citizens will only be stopped or detained when there exists reasonable suspicion to believe they have committed, are committing, or are about to commit, an infraction or violation of the law.

It is the policy of this department to provide citizens with the highest degree of law enforcement services, regardless of race, ethnic origin, gender, age, income status, sexual orientation, and religious or political affiliation.

A fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States to all who live in this nation is the right to equal protection under the law. Along with this right is the fundamental right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agencies. Citizens are free to walk and drive our streets, highways, and other public places without police interference so long as they obey the law. They are also entitled to be free from crime, and from the depredations of criminals, and to remain safe from the actions of reckless and careless drivers.

The Edgewater Police Department is charged with protecting these rights for all, regardless of race, color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religious or political affiliation, physical handicap or other belief system.

This policy is intended to assist the officers of the Edgewater Police Department in accomplishing this mission in a way that respects the dignity of all persons, and yet sends a strong deterrent message to actual and potential violators that if a law is violated, a police encounter will follow.

Although we do not have a method of accepting payment by phone, you are able to pay for a permit through our website. If you go to "Schedule an Inspection" under 'Building & Permitting', you can enter in your permit number and make a payment with a credit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. If you are making a payment in person we also accept cash and checks.

•One dog and her puppies, in just six years, can produce 67,000 puppies.

•In seven years, one cat and her offspring can be the source of 420,000 cats.

•In the United States, every day, 70,000 (or more) puppies and kittens are born. Just 10,000 humans are born each day.

Who will take care of all these dogs and cats? It's not just a problem of too many -- each pet is an individual life.

Today, the department continues to operate a combination department with 28 career personnel and many volunteers, which makeup three divisions. The Operations Division is balanced in three platoons of firefighters that work shift work of on-duty for 24 hours and then off-duty for 48 hours. The three platoons staff two stations and respond to emergency and non-emergency request for service calls. The Life Safety Division is comprised of the fire marshal, who coordinates the fire prevention aspect of the fire service. Code Enforcement and Animal Services makeup the Community Services Division. A very active not-for-profit auxiliary that is made up of departmental members as well as their family members and other residents that want to support their community fire department also support the Department.

The auxiliary is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization and is commonly referred to as the Association. Along with fund-raising activities, the association sponsors many little league sports teams and supports the community through various activities. The association has also assisted in the coordination of the annual Fourth of July festivities for community for over 50 years. The association also garnishes support to the Operations Division by the provision of support personnel to do non-emergency tasks on large incidents and at trainings.

The Edgewater Fire Department has advanced a long way from a police chief carrying water tanks in the trunk of his patrol car responding to five brush fires per year, into a well-organized combination department responding to an average of 2,700 incidents annually. Not only has the department increased its call volume, it also has expanded the level of service to provide emergency medical services, hazardous materials response fire suppression, business inspections, emergency management, water rescue and a variety of public education courses including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, first aid and baby-sitter courses. The department also manages all aspects of code enforcement and animal services.

The department continues to pride itself on providing very cost effective services while assuring that the level of service or the customer service is never below the expectations of the community. As the department continues to plan for the future, the community can expect continuous expansion of the services that are offered to the citizens. The present goals will guide the department towards the ability to provide ambulance transport for the residents, increased working relationships with neighboring communities and additional home healthcare services delivered to patients confined to their homes.

All cardboard, thin or corrugated MUST be flattened and placed in or under the bin. There is no need to cut the cardboard if it is too large for the collection truck they will leave it and have another truck collect it.

In order to allow our employees an opportunity to spend holidays with their families, there are certain holidays that the City of Edgewater does not have collection services. Recycling schedules will follow City's schedules. Holidays observed are as follows:

New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day.

Yes, boat ramps are available for use at Kennedy Park, located at 103 N. Riverside Drive.

Yes, the Residential Housing Rental program requires an inspection of both the interior and exterior of each unit on the property. 

Place these items out to the street/curb for Wednesday collection by 7:00am. Appliances will NOT be picked up during holiday weeks. If the garbage truck does not collect the items, you will be placed on a list for collection within a few days. Leave these items out for collection. If brought back to your house you may miss the collection. Tires are limited to four (4) per household, per year.

The Department of Children and Family Services is located at 210 Palmetto Street, Daytona Beach.  They can be reached at 866-762-2237.

Garage sale permits can be obtained by visiting the cashiers located inside City Hall for $5 or via the website free of charge.

Pool fills do not qualify for a high consumption water credit, although you may qualify for a sewer credit. Contact your sewer company, in writing or fill out a water adjustment form, or fill out our new Online Adjustment Form to request a sewer credit. Please include the date the pool was filled.

Once the Business Tax Receipt is submitted, the property owner or representative will be contacted to set up the inspection. Inspections will be done by appointment only. After the property inspection is complete and the property is in compliance, the property owner will pay for the Certificate of Use.

Our Environmental Services Administrator offers environmental issue presentations to homeowner associations, civic organizations, schools, church, and staff meetings for business. Please contact Tyna Hilton, Environmental Services Administrator at 386-424-2400 ext 4006 or email THilton@cityofedgewater.org to schedule a presentation.

Needles cannot be placed in your garbage. You MUST use a "Sharps" disposal container. Information about the Sharps disposal containers may be obtained from the following:

New Smyrna Beach Health Department – 386-424-2061

Halifax Medical Center – 386-254-4169

Some major cases are referred to the Criminal Investigations Division for further investigation. Detectives who are assigned such cases for follow-up will contact parties involved if needed. To find out further information, you may want to contact the State Attorney's Office: www.sao7.com

A local ( the City of Edgewater only) records check can be obtained at the Edgewater Police Department lobby during business hours. If more than just a local records check is needed, contact Florida Department of Law Enforcement at their website or by phone.

To report a street light that is out please contact FPL either by phone 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) or by completing an online request form

To start your residential collection, contact Edgewater Utility Billing at 424-2400 opt 2. Once you have service set up you can contact, Edgewater Environmental Services at 424-2400 ext 4007 for your collection days, to receive a green recycling bin (if one is not currently on-site).

Public Records Requests for public records are submitted to the City Clerk.  The charge for single sided copies on letter size paper is $.15 per page or $.20 per page for double sided copies.  Other copies are available at varying prices dependent upon size and format.  Audio records are available at a cost dependent upon the format of the audio copy.  To submit a Public Records Request click here https://edgewaterfl.justfoia.com/publicportal/home/newrequest

Each inspection will vary according to the individual property; however, one should set aside a minimum of one hour for a single family residence.  This is only an average.

The property owner or representative will be given adequate time to correct violations noted.  The time allotted for correction will be at the inspector’s discretion, based on the nature and severity of the violation.

The City bills on a monthly basis. Payment is due within 20 days from the Statement date. If that date falls on a weekend or holiday, the due date will be moved to the next business day.

Once a citation is written, it is forwarded to the Clerk of Court the next business day. If you disagree with the ticket, you can challenge it in court. Personal options are listed on the citation or access the Clerk's Website. Nobody in the police department, including the Chief of Police, has authority to dismiss, change or withhold prosecution of a ticket.

Edgewater Police Department offers our citizens the service of placing their homes on Vacation House Watch lists. Our volunteers (C.A.P.S – Citizens Assisting Police) make frequent neighborhood patrol checks and will physically check your home in your absence. The form can be Downloaded Here or picked up from the lobby of Edgewater Police Department, 135 E. Park Ave during normal business hours. C.A.P.S is a self-supporting volunteer division of the Edgewater Police Department and this is just one of their free services provided, however, donations are always appreciated and welcomed.

To reinstate service, your entire past due balance plus the $35 Disconnection Fee must be paid. Payment may be made with your Debit/Credit/Check on our web page, by phone through our automated phone system (credit/ Debit only), or by visiting our office in City Hall (all forms of payment accepted). To ensure that your turn on is processed in a timely manner you must speak to a Utility Customer Service Representative and inform them that your water has been turned off for non-payment and you have made payment. If payment is made by 3:30pm, your water will be restored the same day.

NOTE: A $35.00 non-payment fee will be charged to your account 30 days after the statement date. If the City has to go to your house for a second turn off after the first shut-off there will be a 2nd Shut-off fee added to your account. 

In April of 1948 Fire Chief Cannon became ill and Elmer Bane was appointed acting Chief. Bane served as acting chief until October when he was elected chief and then served until 1952. The firemen were notified of fire by a siren that was installed on a pole at the corner of Park Avenue, which was located in the center of town. When there was a fire, one of the volunteer firemen that lived next to the siren would blow it. A shed to store their first fire truck an American LaFrance was constructed on Park Avenue where the water department is currently located. The shed was constructed by the firemen on evenings and weekends.

In 1948 the department had responded to five fire calls and conducted drills once a month. By 1951, the department responded to 26 fires. Because of the number of brush fires in the area, the year 1952 brought about some changes. Chief Banes wanted to purchase a unit with the capability of pumping from the front. When the department bought a new 1950 Seagrave Engine despite his protests, he, along with several members, quit in April of 1952.

In 1953, the men started a dues assessment on themselves to raise funds to purchase another fire truck. A used truck was purchased and fitted with a custom built tank. A pump and booster hose was then added. Later, 1 1/2 fire hose was purchased and installed. All of this was done by volunteers without assistance from the city. Meanwhile, the wives of the firemen formed the auxiliary to the department in 1953.

In 1957, a Board of Governors was installed by the Town Council to run the community center. The department assisted the board in the selling of raffle tickets to be used to purchase air conditioners for the center. The first Little Miss Edgewater contest was held at the community center on July 4, 1957, and was later changed to include Little Master.

In 1965 a new Class A Pumper was purchased for the department. Once the new apparatus was placed into service, the old Seagrave was retired from service. By the late ‘60s, the department again started to experience growing pains and plans were formulated for a new firehouse. Property was purchased further south - closer to the center of the shifting population. Ground was broken in 1972 and many hours by the volunteers were dedicated to the design and construction of the new larger firehouse. The volunteer firemen and their families again constructed the firehouse. The department moved to the new location in 1973. The apparatus bay of the old fire station became a storage facility for two years until the city remodeled it into a police station, which moved the police department out of City Hall. The old meeting room was turned over to the newly formed Edgewater Volunteer Emergency Rescue (EVER) department, which formed in 1975. EVER remained in the old firehouse until 1981 when the Edgewater Rotary built a new building next to the new firehouse. Then the police department used the old firehouse as their sole facility until the late ‘80s.

In 1976, the increase in brush fires lead to the purchase of a four-wheel drive truck, which was accommodated with a 200-gallon tank with a pump and a booster reel that was donated to the department by a local widowed doctor’s wife. Later in the year a mutual aid pact was signed with the Division of Forestry Services and the fire department received a used 500-gallon tanker in return. One of Edgewater’s largest structure fires took place in November of 1976 and started the workings of a countywide mutual aid agreement. This fire destroyed Coronado Paint Company, which was one of Edgewater’s largest manufacturing businesses and brought units from as far as Brevard County and the Kennedy Space Center. An incident of this magnitude proved multi-jurisdictional fire departments could work well together and initiated a mutual pact for all of Volusia County.

Fire Station #2 was completed in 1981 and housed additional brush trucks and apparatus purchased by the county to fulfill the agreement. The station was the fourth fire station that the volunteer firemen and their families had constructed for the city. That year continued to test the mutual aid agreement with large brush fires, including one in June. This fire was started by lightning in the Crane Swamp area west of Edgewater and burned for three months. The State Forestry took command, but many hours were spent by Edgewater’s volunteer firemen assisting with extinguishing the fire.

At the end of 1989, the fire department and the rescue department were joined together. Beforehand, they were completely separate with many members serving on both departments. In November of 1989, the city hired its first paid fire department members to create a combination career and volunteer department. The first hiring consisted of a fire chief and a lieutenant who were directed to hire an inspector and three additional firefighters. All staff members, with the exception of the fire chief, were hired from the volunteers. This made the department transition easier. The career members were scheduled to cover daytime hours during the week when the volunteer response was low due to the volunteers working regular jobs.

By 1995 the city continued to grow, as did the number of emergency incidents. Since the majority of the incidents were medical in nature and most of them required advanced life support, the city had decided to enhance the services with the addition of paramedics. With several members already having completed their paramedic training it was only a matter of obtaining appropriate equipment and licensing. The department identified the task as one of their goals and later began offering the enhanced services to the community on Dec. 25, 1995.

In 2001 the department experienced another transition as the city manager had initiated some reorganization and placed the Code Enforcement and Animal Services into the department. The additional responsibilities required the department to create another division in order to supervise these services. The Division of Community Services was created and was supervised by the fire marshal.

Repair work normally requiring permits will still require permits; however, many items usually noted for repairs are exempt from permits.  Contact the Building Department at 386.424.2400 Ext. 1515 for clarification.

For further questions, please call Environmental Services at 386-424-2400 ext 4007 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday – Friday.

Southard Enterprises, Inc. (current recycling contractor) may be reached at 386-426-8858.

Yes, all containers MUST be rinsed out. Food will contaminate the load of recyclables.

As part of our effort to "Go Green", the City offers e-Notifications (also called e-Bills). After initiating e-Notifications, the first month you will receive two bills by both e-mail and paper, and then your monthly bill will only be e-mailed to you. Please Fill out our Go Green Form  to start e-Notifications.

All Volusia County Public Schools are listed in the AT&T Real Yellow Pages business section under schools. You may also visit Website

Residential rental property includes single-family dwellings, duplexes, apartments, town homes and condominiums which are leased, rented or occupied by a person or person other than the owner.

You should receive your bill around the same time every month. You may call the Utility Customer Service office at (386) 424-2400 Ext. 4000 to get your balance for payment. You may also access the automatic phone feature (386) 427-3279. Failure to receive your bill will not avoid disconnection of service.

You will be required to have one Business Tax Receipt and a Certificate of Use for each dwelling unit you own.

It's just what it sounds like: the water is flowing in the opposite direction from its normal flow. With the direction of flow reversed due to a change in pressures, backflow can allow contaminants to enter our drinking water system through cross-connections.

A potentially hazardous cross-connection occurs every time someone uses a garden hose sprayer to apply insecticides or herbicides to their lawn. Another cross-connection occurs when someone uses their garden hose to clear a stoppage in their sewer line.

Without a backflow prevention assembly between your hose and hose bibb (spigot or outside faucet), the contents of the hose and anything it is connected to can backflow into the piping system and contaminate your drinking water.

This hazardous situation can affect more than a single home. In 1977, an entire town in North Dakota had to be rationed drinking water from National Guard water trucks while the town's water distribution system was flushed and disinfected following contamination by DDT. Investigation determined that two residents spraying DDT had made direct cross-connections to their homes. A backflow condition had occurred, sucking the DDT through the home piping systems and out into the town's water distribution system.

Backflows due to cross-connections are serious plumbing problems. They can cause sickness and even death. However, they can be avoided by the use of proper backflow prevention assemblies. Each spigot at your home should have a hose bibb vacuum breaker installed. This is a simple, inexpensive assembly which can be purchased at any plumbing or hardware store. Installation is as easy as attaching your garden hose to a spigot.

Are you unknowingly exposing your family to potentially harmful bacteria and viruses?

The City of Edgewater provides a monthly utility bill.  It is often confused as a “water bill” when it is compared to other nearby communities’ monthly water bills. Your monthly utility bill is all inclusive (water, sewer, stormwater, garbage and recycling). In other cities many of these services are billed separately through annual tax assessment.

Beginning October 1, 2023 there is scheduled to be an increase (once approved by City Council) of fees for Water, Sewer, Stormwater and Solid Waste (Refuse and Recycling).  For households that use an average of 3,000 gallons per month, this means an increase of $.85 for Water, $.09 for Utility Tax (10% of Water) and $1.62 for Sewer per month. The Stormwater increases by $.50 per month with a Solid Waste (Recycling) increase of $.52 per month and Solid Waste (Refuse) increasing by $2.10 per month.

The funds derived from utility bills support projects crucial to the environment and utility infrastructure of the City such as:

• Expansion of reclaim water lines to provide reclaim irrigation water to other areas of the community, reducing discharge to the Indian River Lagoon
• Lining of older sewer lines to reduce rain water intrusion into the sewer system
• Routine repair and maintenance to the utility infrastructure
• Improved maintenance and cleaning of the storm water conveyance system with specialized equipment
• Future replacement of the Public Works facility
• Reasonable Assurance Plan improvement projects to clean storm water before it discharges to the Indian River or Hammock recharge area as required by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Replacement of older water lines for increased pressure and water quality
• Stormwater quality projects to reduce nutrients in rainwater runoff in accordance with the cooperative reasonable assurance plan

Customers with any questions can call Utility Customer Service at 424-2400 x4000.

DOXO is a third party vendor, not associated with the City of Edgewater. The City of Edgewater does not charge to use their services to make a payment.

To access the City of Edgewater, FL payment systems follow the links at the top of the page (or on the left) that say Online Bill Pay. You can also make payments through our Automated 24/7 Phone Line (386-427-3279) or in person at 104 N. Riverside Drive, Edgewater, FL 32132. If you have more questions please feel free to contact us at 386-424-2400 Ext. 4000.

Sometimes referred to as "altering", spaying and neutering are ways of providing birth control for dogs and cats by removing their reproductive organs, therefore preventing them from having litters of puppies or kittens. Spaying is the procedure used for female pets, and neutering generally refers to the procedures used for male pets.

For all single family residential service, the sewer deposit for a ¾" meter is $100.00. This deposit may be waived if you have a good utility credit rating. For residential locations with a 1" or larger meter, or for commercial properties, please contact Utility Customer Service for an amount.

Below is a list of several possibilities for rates within the City limits.

Remember: rates and services are based on the location and actual usage of services.
For more information please feel free to contact us at 386-424-2400 Ext. 4000 to speak with a representative.

There are no local unemployment offices in Volusia County. Unemployment can be reached online at website. There is a career office in Daytona Beach associated with CareerSource Flagler Volusia located at 359 Bill France Boulevard, Daytona Beach. They can be reached at 386-323-7001.

Thin cardboard is basically any type of box. Here are a few examples: cereal boxes, cracker boxes, soda boxes, hamburger helper box, tissue box, toilet tissue roll, paper towel roll, Ziploc bag box, shoe box, or from your office it will be a paper clip box, staple box, binder box, or the back of your memo pad.