Atlantic City Expressed Gratitude to First Responders Amid Nor’easter

As the City of Atlantic City entered the final stretch of flooding impacts from the recent nor’easter, city officials took a moment to extend heartfelt thanks to the local media outlets and First Responders who worked tirelessly throughout the holiday weekend. Their round-the-clock coverage and dedication helped ensure that vital storm preparation updates and emergency messages reached residents promptly and effectively.

Throughout the challenging weather conditions, the city’s media teams played a vital role in supporting public safety efforts by keeping the community informed about flood warnings, road closures, and ongoing response measures. Their efforts complemented those of emergency personnel who were on the ground, assisting residents and safeguarding property during the storm.

The City of Atlantic City Government acknowledged that the media’s commitment and cooperation were integral to the success of its emergency response operations. Public communication during extreme weather events is often a lifeline, and the city expressed deep appreciation for the professionalism and resilience demonstrated by journalists and broadcasters alike.

Additionally, the city recognized and extended its gratitude to the national media who traveled to Atlantic City and reported under difficult weather conditions to show the nation how well-prepared the city was to face the storm’s impact. Their coverage highlighted not only the strength and readiness of the community but also the collaborative efforts that define Atlantic City’s spirit.

Mayor Marty Small Sr. also participated in a live interview with The Weather Channel, where he discussed the city’s preparedness efforts and praised the teamwork between local departments and partners that helped minimize storm-related disruptions.

By working together—from first responders to journalists—Atlantic City demonstrated its resilience and unity in the face of adversity. The city’s leadership emphasized that effective communication and community cooperation remain key to managing emergencies and ensuring public safety.