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Mayor Marty Small, Sr. helped celebrate the launch of Atlantic City’s new Boardwalk Tram Tours, a unique experience founded by local personality “AC” Mike Lopez. The new attraction promised visitors an unforgettable journey through the heart and history of Atlantic City’s Boardwalk.

Pop Lloyd Stadium in Atlantic City officially reopened on Tuesday, April 29th, following a $5.6 million renovation that transformed the historic site into a vibrant, multi-sport facility for future generations.

Atlantic City marked Arbor Day with an educational event at City Hall to spotlight the value of trees in urban life. The city also announced a collaborative tree planting event to continue promoting environmental stewardship.

Atlantic City Senior Services accompanied over 40 seniors to see Dreamgirls at The Walnut Street Theatre, creating a truly unforgettable day filled with music and joy.

Atlantic City’s recent Bring Your Child to Work Day offered kids a chance to explore City Hall and witness live demonstrations from local police and fire departments. It was a day filled with learning, excitement, and inspiration for the city’s youngest visitors.

The City of Atlantic City honored Patrolman Clayton G. Graham on the 63rd anniversary of his line-of-duty death with a memorial ceremony held at the Clayton G. Graham Public Safety Building. City leaders, law enforcement, and loved ones gathered to remember his sacrifice.

The Atlantic City Police Department launched new Polaris vehicles in the tourism district, boosting patrol visibility and enhancing safety on the beach and Boardwalk.

Atlantic City to open a brand-new Dog Park at Altman Playground, located at Pacific and New Hampshire Avenues. It will offer a fun and secure space for local pets to play. Located at Pacific and New Hampshire Avenues.

Midtown volunteers gathered for a beautiful morning of cleaning and community at the April Adopt A Block event. Participants worked together to revitalize the neighborhood and were rewarded with lunch and community pride.

Sovereign Avenue School brought careers to life with its April Career Fair, featuring K-9 demos, EMT tours, and industry professionals. From law enforcement to DJing, students explored inspiring career paths and heard real-world success stories.

City Council honored Khajuan “Peaky” Roseborough for his record-breaking performance in sports and strong academics, and recognized the Mayor’s Office of Special Events for their standout work on the Aquarium Grand Reopening. Both were celebrated as shining examples of excellence and dedication in Atlantic City.

Mayor Small and Chief Sarkos addressed national law enforcement leaders at the NOBLE Region I Conference, celebrating an 11-percent drop in crime in Atlantic City. The conference showcased the city's recent public safety successes and its growing role in regional law enforcement leadership.

Atlantic City is charting a new course—and delivering real results. This week, Mayor Marty Small Sr. announced the sixth consecutive property tax decrease for Atlantic City residents, cementing a powerful trend of financial responsibility and resident-focused governance. Unveiled during a news conference at City Hall, the 2025 City of Atlantic City budget includes a 3.4-cent tax rate reduction—a move that not only keeps money in residents’ pockets, but also sends a clear message: this administration is putting people first.

Atlantic City seniors enjoyed a creative afternoon of cake decorating, bringing smiles, frosting, and fun to the community. The event was part of ongoing senior services activities offered by the City.

The Public Safety Academy at Atlantic City High School was set to expand in 2025, offering more career pathways in fire, police, and emergency services. Launched in 2019 and temporarily paused during the pandemic, the program prepared students for real-world roles in public safety.