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Atlantic City welcomed pilots and performers ahead of the Air Show with a coordinated safety briefing involving local and state agencies. The city ensured a safe and thrilling event through proactive planning and collaboration.

Rowing Year 3 officially kicked off with renewed energy and record participation, marking a strong start to Atlantic City’s growing youth sports program. This year’s launch was bigger, better, and full of momentum.

Midtown Atlantic City CDC successfully brought together Atlantic City residents aged 55 and up for a vibrant afternoon of authentic Mexican cuisine and community connection. The event was part of Midtown’s ongoing effort to create inclusive and engaging spaces for local seniors.

The 2025 Atlantic City Multicultural Services Summer Camp began with two incredible weeks of art, learning, and laughter. From Beach Day to WheatonArts, campers embraced fun and cultural enrichment all summer long.

The Atlantic City Beach Patrol Women’s Race Team earned top finishes at the 27th Longport Women’s Lifeguard Invitational, including a second-place win in the Doubles Row. Their strong performance spotlighted the city's excellence in lifeguard competitions.

Summer brought a wave of transformation to Atlantic City Public Schools, with the long-awaited demolition of New Jersey Avenue School paving the way for a brand-new administration building. The initiative reflected the district’s continued commitment to modernization, community needs, and long-term infrastructure improvement.

A historic time capsule buried over 65 years ago was unearthed at the former Victory First Presbyterian Church site in Atlantic City. The moment served as a moving tribute to the city's spiritual and cultural roots, reminding everyone of its enduring legacy.

The GREAT Day Summer Camp held a successful Field Day at Micah "Dew" Tennant Park, bringing Atlantic City youth together for a day of fun, learning, and teamwork. The event was made possible through the collaboration of AC Rec, Atlantic City Youth Services, and Multicultural Services.

The City of Atlantic City and Atlantic City Police Department proudly participated in the HEROtini Mocktail Challenge, championing the message to never drink and drive. The event was a fun and flavorful reminder that making smart choices saves lives.

The City of Atlantic City proudly celebrated the 2025 Mayor Marty Small, Sr. Scholarship recipients with a heartfelt ceremony at Steel Pier, honoring academic achievement, resilience, and the city’s commitment to youth success. A total of 113 students were awarded scholarships of up to $10,000 each, bringing hope and opportunity to the next generation of leaders.

The Atlantic City Police Department marked an important milestone as it proudly announced a series of promotions within its ranks. This ceremonial moment, held at City Hall Council Chambers, was led by Mayor Marty Small, who administered the oath of office to the newly promoted officers. Promoted to the position of Deputy Chief of Police were Andrew Leonard and Christian Garofalo, both recognized for their years of dedicated service, leadership, and commitment to public safety. Their elevation reflects the department’s confidence in their ability to lead with integrity and vision. Frank Ingargiola was promoted to Lieutenant of Police, a role that comes with greater responsibility in operational command and officer development. His promotion highlights a continued investment in strong, experienced leadership within the department. Rising to the rank of Sergeant of Police were Nicholas Berardis and Jeffrey Hannon, both of whom have shown unwavering dedication to duty. As sergeants, they will play a critical role in supervising officers on the ground and upholding the high standards of the ACPD. These promotions came in the wake of several recent retirements, allowing a new generation of leadership to step forward and carry on the department's mission of protecting and serving the Atlantic City community. During the ceremony, Mayor Small, city officials, and fellow officers offered their congratulations and words of encouragement to the newly promoted individuals and their proud families. The atmosphere at City Hall was filled with a sense of pride and accomplishment. The City of Atlantic City - Government, alongside the ACPD, celebrated this special occasion not only as a personnel update but as a moment to reaffirm the department’s strength and readiness for the future. These newly promoted leaders are stepping into roles that will shape the future of law enforcement in Atlantic City, continuing a legacy of service, honor, and commitment to the community. The city extends its sincere congratulations to all the promoted officers and their families on this well-deserved recognition. Their advancement is a testament to hard work, leadership, and the trust placed in them to serve at a higher level.

Atlantic City Senior Services hosted a Canva tech class at the PAL, where seniors—Always Ready, Willing, and ABLE—learned how to create stunning flyers and invitations for upcoming summer events. The session empowered participants with new skills and lots of inspiration for what's next.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. honored 113 local scholarship recipients at Steel Pier, awarding up to $10,000 each to support their higher education journeys. The festive celebration reflected Atlantic City's deep commitment to uplifting its future leaders.

The Atlantic City Senior Services Walking Club kicked off the week with energy and joy as participants gathered for their regular Monday walk. With gray skies clearing, it was the perfect day to “put on a happy face” and enjoy some fresh air and fellowship.

The CRDA launched a $2 million Microloan Program to support small-scale development projects in Atlantic City, offering up to $500,000 per loan to empower local entrepreneurs. This initiative reflected CRDA’s commitment to inclusive economic growth and accessible financing.