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Port Orange lands $2 million from state for infrastructure

Two major infrastructure projects in Port Orange will move forward after the city secured nearly $2 million in the 2026 state budget to reduce flooding and improve the city’s wastewater system.

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Port Orange lands $2 million from state for infrastructure

Two major infrastructure projects in Port Orange will move forward after the city secured nearly $2 million in the 2026 state budget to reduce flooding and improve the city’s wastewater system.

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