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May 19, 2026 Public Hearing: Daytona Beach, FL | Florida | NoticeRegistry

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Public Hearing — Daytona Beach

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The City of Daytona Beach will switch its water system disinfectant from chloramines to free chlorine and flush mains from May 17, 2026 through June 7, 2026 to improve water quality; customers may notice a temporary taste change. Questions can be directed to the Water Department.

Key Takeaways

Disinfectant changes from chloramines to free chlorine on May 17, 2026
Flushing and treatment run through June 7, 2026
Water remains safe to drink during the process
Some customers may notice a temporary taste change
Contact Water Department at (386) 671-8815 or (386) 671-8809

Published: May 19, 2026 · today
Category: Public Hearing
City: Daytona Beach

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What to do next

1
Note the treatment dates
Mark May 17–June 7, 2026 on your calendar for the disinfectant change and flushing period.
2
Monitor water taste and usage
Expect a temporary taste change; use as normal and report persistent issues to the Water Department.
3
Contact Water Department with concerns
Call (386) 671-8815 or (386) 671-8809 if you have questions or notice problems during the treatment period.

Frequently asked questions

When will the City of Daytona Beach change the disinfectant in the water system?: The change begins Sunday, May 17, 2026, and the process runs through Sunday, June 7, 2026.
Will the water be safe to drink during the disinfectant change?: Yes; the notice states the water remains of the highest quality and totally safe to drink during the procedure.
Why is the city switching to free chlorine temporarily?: The city will use free chlorine and flush mains to improve the quality of water supplied to customers.
Who should I call with questions about the flushing and treatment?: Contact the City of Daytona Beach Water Department at (386) 671-8815 or (386) 671-8809.

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Full Notice Text

CITY OF DAYTONA BEACH
WATER SYSTEM CUSTOMERS

The City of Daytona Beach will perform a flushing and treating of the water distribution system beginning on Sunday, May 17th, 2026. This includes South Daytona customers. This will involve changing the disinfectant from the chloramines we presently use to free chlorine. We will allow the free chlorine residual to move out into the distribution system while we conduct a flushing of the water mains. We are doing this to improve the quality of water we supply. During this time the water continues to be of the highest quality and totally safe to drink. However, with a change in disinfectant, some customers may notice a slight difference in the taste of the water. The treatment and flushing will be completed on Sunday, June 7th, 2026, at which time we will return to chloramines. If you have any questions concerning this procedure please feel free to contact the water department at (386) 671-8815 or (386) 671-8809.
City of Daytona Beach
?12336029 5.17,5.18,5.19.26

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