Port Orange City Hall
Port Orange is a principal city in the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach Metropolitan Statistical Area (which is also known as the "Fun Coast"). The Florida campus of Palmer College of Chiropractic is located in Port Orange.
Port Orange engaged with a major urban redeveloper to redevelop a blighted section south of downtown into "Port Orange Riverwalk." Many citizens were in favor, many against... but the timing of the project turned out to be horrible: with a price tag estimated at $750 million, 2006 was not an auspicious time to begin construction on a project that would take several years to complete. Florida's economy being what it is, the effects of the 2008 "Great Recession" hit Florida hard beginning in 2006... No sooner did the site get razed and construction begin when everything was shut down by the financial overseers of the project.
Since 2000, the populaton of Port Orange has grown more than 22%.
Zip Codes: 32123, 32127-32129
Longitude: 81.002906°W
Incorporated: 1867
Elevation: 20'
High School or Higher: 84.7%
Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 17.0%
Graduate or Professional Degree: 5.7%
Cost of Living Index for Port Orange: 90.9
Median Household Income: $42,800
Median Home Value: $170,700
Population Density: 2,269 People per Square Mile
Median Resident Age: 46.9 Years
Major Industries:
Retail Services, Construction, Manufacturing, Educational Services, Waste Management Services, Lodging & Food Services, Shipping & Handling
Unemployed (March 2015): 6.1%
Total Population | 56,048 |
Males | 26,994 |
Females | 29,054 |
Population by Age | |
Under 18 | 10,121 |
18 & over | 45,927 |
20-24 | 3,306 |
25-34 | 5,664 |
35-49 | 10,326 |
50-64 | 12,745 |
65 & over | 12,654 |
Population by Ethnicity | |
Hispanic or Latino | 2,535 |
Non Hispanic or Latino | 53,513 |
Population by Race | |
White | 51,176 |
African-American | 1,855 |
Asian | 1,261 |
Native American | 170 |
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander | 21 |
Other | 550 |
Two or more | 1,015 |