Upcoming Events
Join us for an evening of networking, collaboration, and engaging discussions focused on responsible development in Volusia County. This event brings together Elected Officials, Candidates and local government staff, industry experts, and community leaders to share ideas and build valuable connections. Imagine it as a trade show where you have a booth to showcase your company, alongside elected officials and others in the same industry. Whether you're passionate about sustainable growth, involved in policymaking, or just eager to help shape the future of our county, this is an event you won't want to miss. Save the date and join us at the LPGA for an enjoyable and productive evening! PRESENTED BY ECS Hors d'oeuvres will be served, and each guest will receive one drink ticket for the event. We look forward to toasting with you at this special occasion. See you there! START TIME: 5:30 p.m. DOOR CHARGE: Free for any elected official, appointed committee/councilmember or government staff Presenting Sponsor: $1,500 Booth Sponsor: $600 Major Sponsor: $300 Contributing Sponsor: $150 VCARD Member: $20 Non-Member : $40
Our Mission
The Volusia County Association for Responsible Development and its Flagler County chapter (VCARD) is a unique not-for-profit comprised of land development professionals. VCARD's mission is to be a forum for collaboration in all aspects of land development, and to provide programs that further the idea of responsible development in Volusia and Flagler Counties.
Get Involved
Become a Member
Not a member yet? Your financial contribution supports our mission to promote responsible development in Volusia and Flagler Counties. Incorporated in 1987, you can become a member of an organization with a rich history of collaboration.
Sponsor Activities
Get your name out to the land development community with a variety of sponsorship opportunities that double as needed-financial support of the organization’s mission. Email Kerry to discuss creative ideas to market your services.
Spread the Word
As “good growth” looks different to different people, responsible development requires healthy discussion and consensus-building. So if you are on social media connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter and share our news with your network.