The City of Atlantic City through its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Office successfully held CDBG Day 2025 at City Hall, an event dedicated to connecting residents with vital programs and community resources.
The initiative reflected the city’s ongoing commitment to supporting its residents through outreach, education, and direct access to available assistance. During the event, attendees had the opportunity to learn about programs designed to improve housing, neighborhood infrastructure, and community services.
The CDBG Office played a key role in ensuring that residents were informed about how federal funds are utilized to strengthen Atlantic City’s communities, especially in areas focused on housing rehabilitation, economic development, and public service programs.
City representatives and program staff were present to engage with the public, answer questions, and provide guidance on eligibility and application processes. This open interaction helped build stronger connections between the city government and the residents it serves.

CDBG Day 2025 also served as an avenue to highlight the positive impact of community partnerships and collaboration. By promoting awareness of these programs, the city reinforced its mission to enhance quality of life and promote equitable growth for all Atlantic City residents.
Participants expressed appreciation for the city’s efforts in making information and services more accessible. Many left with a clearer understanding of how they could benefit from or contribute to local development initiatives.
The event underscored the importance of transparency and inclusivity in government operations, ensuring that community members remain at the center of every program and policy.
Mayor Marty Small Sr. and city officials commended the CDBG Office for its dedication to public service and for organizing an event that truly reflected the city’s commitment to progress and community well-being.
CDBG Day 2025 not only celebrated ongoing achievements but also set the stage for future initiatives that continue to support Atlantic City’s residents and neighborhoods.
Through events like this, the City of Atlantic City reaffirmed its promise to keep residents informed, engaged, and empowered to take part in the city’s growth and development.
