Staff Report / Daytonalocal.org

Due to Hurricane Milton, the City of Daytona Beach has announced temporary closures of several parks and facilities. The affected locations include:

- Daytona Beach Pier (Fishing Portion) - Closed

- Schnebly Recreation Center, located at 1101 N. Atlantic Ave. - Closed

- Yvonne Scarlett-Golden Community Center, located at 1000 Vine Street - Closed

- Daytona Beach Golf Club, located at 600 Wilder Blvd. - Closed

- Tuscawilla Park, located at 1000 Orange Ave. - Closed

These facilities will remain closed until further notice. The City of Daytona Beach is located in Florida.

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