Homeowner Recovery Program
The application portal for the Homeowner Recovery Program is now open!
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Homeowner Recovery Application Portal
Applicants with questions about the application portal may call our dedicated help desk at 386-251-3243 or 833-881-6939. Or by email at canopysupport@horne.com. For any questions about the program, please call our office at 386-943-7029 or email transform386@volusia.org.
Program Overview
Public Notices
Public Notice: Elkcam Blvd. & Lake Helen–Osteen Rd. Flood Mitigation Project
Volusia County is providing notice and inviting public comment on the proposed Elkcam Boulevard and Lake Helen–Osteen Road Flood Mitigation Project in Deltona. The project will construct stormwater drainage improvements at the intersection to reduce recurring roadway flooding. Planned improvements include installation of new stormwater piping, replacement of existing culverts, and construction of associated drainage structures to improve water flow and integrate with the existing stormwater system.
An environmental review was completed in accordance with federal regulations, and Volusia County has determined the project will have no significant impact on the human environment. The County intends to request the release of Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to undertake the project.
Written comments will be accepted through 5:00 p.m. on March 28, 2026.
Public Notice: E. Taylor Road DeLand Pump Station & Water Retention Expansion Project
Volusia County is providing notice and inviting public comment on the proposed E. Taylor Road DeLand Pump Station and Water Retention Expansion Project. The project includes acquisition and demolition of three residential properties, construction of a new stormwater pond, installation of a culvert beneath Taylor Road, a pump station, and approximately 6,800 feet of stormwater conveyance piping to Lake Moore. These improvements are intended to increase stormwater storage capacity and reduce repetitive flooding in the surrounding area.
An environmental review was completed in accordance with federal regulations, and Volusia County has determined the project will have no significant impact on the human environment. Because portions of the project occur within the 100-year floodplain and wetlands, the County also evaluated alternatives and measures to minimize environmental impacts.
Written comments will be accepted through 5:00 p.m. on March 26, 2026.
Top News and Stories
Groundbreaking Marks Major Milestone for Multi-Family Housing Program
February 18, 2026
Lakewood Senior Housing has broken ground in Daytona Beach. This marks the first Transform386 multi-family housing project to move into construction. Read More
County Council Approves Over $8 Million in Stormwater Improvements for NSB
January 23, 2026
The Volusia County Council approved two items during its Jan. 20 meeting. Read More
A Place to Call Home This Holiday Season
December 23, 2025
After years of storm damage and personal loss, Debrorah found stability and a fresh start through the Homeowner Recovery Program. Read More
View Our Transparency Dashboard!
October 2, 2025
The Homeowner Recovery Program dashboard provides an overview of completed and in-progress projects, funding spent, and cases by city.
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