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The surge in Atlantic City development activity, and the confidence fueling it, was front and center during Bisnow’s “Atlantic City State of the Market” event held at the Island Waterpark at Showboat Resort.

For Harvey Mason, Atlantic City is the foundation of a remarkable career full of achievements that have influenced some of the biggest names in entertainment.

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, Sr. has long governed with a simple philosophy: Taxpayers first, youth and seniors second.

Atlantic City’s beaches are a defining part of what makes the city special.

Leadership under the Small Administration is about showing up for the community and finding meaningful ways to make a difference.

Work has officially begun on the final phase of the long-awaited Atlantic Avenue Improvement Project.

The City of Atlantic City closed out Women’s History Month with a memorable Women’s Excellence Awards Ceremony.

The City of Atlantic City, under the Mayor Marty Small, Sr. Administration, continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to its youngest residents by expanding programs and opportunities that keep young people active and engaged.

In total, 65 small businesses in Atlantic City benefited from a transformative $900,000 Small Business Micro-Grant Program that has strengthened the backbone of the local economy.

For entrepreneurs and companies looking to expand or open a new location, the 38th annual Atlantic City St. Patrick's Day Parade served as a compelling example of why Atlantic City should be on their radar.

The City of Atlantic City took an important step in strengthening its partnership with the state when New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill visited City Hall for a comprehensive meeting with Mayor Marty Small Sr. and senior members of the Small Administration.

During Black History Month 2026, the City of Atlantic City’s Economic Development Division recognized two local Black-owned businesses whose combined legacy spans more than a century.

Through year-round programming, social events, wellness initiatives, educational classes, and regional trips, the City of Atlantic City Senior Services division ensures that residents ages 55 and older remain active and connected.

Of the quarter billion dollars being invested, more than $120 Million in capital projects are actively underway and directly managed by Atlantic City, while an additional $130 Million is being invested through coordinated efforts with local, state, and federal agencies.

Whether addressing long-term housing stability or responding to immediate weather-related needs, Mayor Small is focused on ensuring the Atlantic City community has the support needed to stay safe and secure.