Volusia County Beaches on Reels

🛟On October 2nd, around 5:58pm, lifeguards Faith, Shea, and Tony responded to a call of a swimmer past the second sandbar in high surf conditions. They utilized the daisy chain method to bring the bather to safety. ‼️Thank you to our guards who keep the Volusia County beaches safe! 📲Always swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower and download the Volusia Beaches app for beach updates. | Volusia County Beaches

17K views · 87 reactions | Volusia Sheriff's Office continues to seek information and leads in our unresolved cases. With your help, we can provide closure to the families impacted by these crimes.  (386) 254-1537  (888) 277- TIPS (8477)  [email protected] | Volusia Sheriff's Office | Facebook

15K views · 47 reactions | Volusia Sheriff's Office continues to seek information and leads in our unresolved cases. With your help, we can provide closure to the families impacted by these crimes.  (386) 254-1537  (888) 277- TIPS (8477)  [email protected] | Volusia Sheriff's Office | Facebook

We wrapped up Spring Break 2025 with 191 arrests (173 misdemeanors and 18 felonies. Of those total arrests, 26 were juveniles. This video features a ride-along with a beach deputy on what it's like patrolling during spring break, BWC from significant incidents and a message from Sheriff Chitwood on how the week went. | Volusia Sheriff's Office

We're still buzzing from last week's meeting, where our principals gathered together to workshop and brainstorm ideas on communication strategies, school culture, innovative safety technologies, and more. 🌟 Every day, our principals are shaping lives, creating opportunities, and making their schools the best they can be. 💙 A special thanks again to State Attorney, Florida's 7th Circuit, RJ Larizza for visiting and sharing the Safety First, Success Always initiative with our principals. 🎉Big s

✨ Spotlight on Success: Maya Heard ✨ From the classroom to the competition stage, University High School Titans graduate Maya Heard is unstoppable! 👑 After earning the title of National American Miss Florida Teen, she’s now preparing to take on the nation—where queens from across the country will compete for the crown. Maya credits her years in Volusia County Schools for helping her grow, giving her the skills and confidence to shine on and off the stage. She’s proud to represent her community—