Mayor Provides Atlantic City Students with Free Multi-State College Tours
Funded through American Rescue Plan grant money, these tours will take students to various Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
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Historic Preservation Grants Announced for Atlantic City
Since becoming a Certified Local Government, Atlantic City has gained the ability to comment on National Register of Historic Places nominations, receive enhanced technical assistance, and apply for exclusive preservation planning grants
AC Residents Big Winners as the City Teamed with Golden Nugget for Mattress and Furniture Giveaway
Golden Nugget Atlantic City began renovating its rooms and suites as part of a multimillion-dollar hotel renovation, resulting in an abundance of excess furniture given to residents,
Revitalization Efforts Underway at AC's Historic Gardner’s Basin
The grand reopening is now projected for later this year, pending the completion of ongoing work.
AC and Pleasantville Unveil Joint Municipal Court in Grand Opening Ceremony
The merger, facilitated by collaboration between Atlantic City, Pleasantville, Superior Court Vicinage 1, and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA), has led to a fully renovated court facility.
Atlantic City Unveils Exciting Events and Revives Beloved Traditions for August
There are events for seniors, adults and even community cookouts!
Virtua Lourdes Supports Black Maternal Health Care
Among 26 hospitals nationwide, Virtua is the sole acute care facility in the Philadelphia region to be honored by U.S. News and World Report. The accolade cited the hospital’s commitment to compassionate and equitable care for all patients regardless of race or ethnicity.
AC Launches First-Time Homebuyer Lottery Program
Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced the launch of the First-Time Homebuyer Lottery program on July 22, 2024, a new initiative aimed at making homeownership more accessible for Atlantic City residents.
Baltic Avenue Canal Being Reconstructed
The $22-million Baltic Avenue Canal improvement project will reactivate the historical Baltic Canal, originally constructed in 1912, which serves a 775-acre area stretching from south of the Atlantic City Expressway to Absecon Inlet.