The latest test found moderate bacteria levels (36 to 70 per 100 mL). Swimming is allowed; people with weak immune systems may want to wait.
Latest test
Oct 26, 2026 (10 days ago)
Enterococci
41 per 100 mL
Past 12 months
22 of 24 tests Good, 1 Poor
Results over time
Enterococci per 100 mL, log scale. Lines mark the Moderate (36) and Poor (71) levels.
Recent tests
Date
Enterococci per 100 mL
Rating
Oct 26, 2026
41
Moderate
Oct 12, 2026
20
Good
Sep 28, 2026
10
Good
Sep 16, 2026
10
Good
Sep 14, 2026
160
Poor
Aug 31, 2026
10
Good
Aug 17, 2026
10
Good
Aug 3, 2026
10
Good
Jul 20, 2026
10
Good
Jul 7, 2026
20
Good
Jun 22, 2026
10
Good
Jun 8, 2026
10
Good
May 26, 2026
10
Good
May 11, 2026
10
Good
Apr 27, 2026
10
Good
Apr 13, 2026
10
Good
The long view
The state has 610 tests on record for Flagler Ave. over 27 years, starting August 2000.
In the last 10 years, 1 test of 84 (1%) came back Poor, below the rate for all Florida sampled beaches (6.1%).
Bacteria levels usually jump after heavy rain, when stormwater washes to the shore, and drop again within a day or two.
Sampling site FLAGLER AVE (Volusia County, EPA beach ID FL477804), at 29.03853, -80.89493. Results are from the Florida Department of Health's Healthy Beaches Program; years before 2026 come from the state's submissions to EPA's Water Quality Portal.