In this episode of Volusia Today, the Community Information team covers several updates:

• Tropical Storm Debby caused no significant damage, but with peak hurricane season approaching, it's crucial to prepare your hurricane kits and stay informed via the Volusia Emergency Management app and other resources.
• Starting October 1, Volusia County residents will enjoy free beach driving, with registration opening soon.
• Tammy Malphurs has been appointed as the new Beach Safety Director, bringing 27 years of experience.
• Breeze Airways is launching new direct flights from Daytona Beach International Airport to major cities in New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and North Carolina.
• The Volusia County Animal Services mobile clinic, now rescheduled for August 12, will offer low-cost vaccinations and free microchipping at Chuch Lennon Park in Deleon Springs.
• The International Coastal Cleanup on September 21 will allow residents to participate at over 20 sites, with registration open until September 8.
• Lastly, children in grades 1-5 are invited to join the ECHO Rangers program, with kick-off meetings starting August 10 at various locations.

For more details on these updates, visit www.volusia.org.