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Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced new eligibility criteria for the third year of his $3M scholarship program, awarding 100 scholarships worth up to $10,000 each to Atlantic City residents. The program expanded this year to support more students, including trade school applicants and graduates from other schools accepting Atlantic City students.

Atlantic City has long been a destination for world-class events, and with continued investments in safety and infrastructure, its reputation is evolving. Thanks to the Atlantic City Police Department, Chief James Sarkos, and the leadership of Mayor Marty Small Sr., the city is taking proactive steps to ensure that residents and visitors alike feel secure.

Every March 4, the Atlantic City community gathers at the intersection of Chelsea and Atlantic avenues to pay tribute to Officer Thomas McMeekin Jr., a dedicated member of the Atlantic City Police Department whose legacy continues to be honored two decades after his passing.

Tony Dabney’s career in technology and leadership showcased his resilience and dedication. As Principal Technician for the City of Atlantic City, he combined innovation, faith, and craftsmanship, making a lasting impact on both his profession and community.

It was a fulfilling week for Senior Services, with engaging programs focused on education, health & wellness, arts & culture, and community fellowship. An even busier week was ahead, offering more opportunities for seniors to connect and participate.

The Irish spirit was alive in Atlantic City during the 37th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, where residents and visitors joined together for a festive celebration. Mayor Marty Small Sr. and the City of Atlantic City – Government proudly participated in the vibrant event.

The City of Atlantic City came together to celebrate Read Across America, with Mayor Marty Small Sr. and the Anti-Violence Team visiting local schools to share the joy of reading. Their engagement showed that literacy starts in the classroom and shapes the future.

The Atlantic City Public Schools celebrated Read Across America with special events, guest readers, and literacy initiatives. Students were encouraged to embrace the joy of reading, fostering confidence and a love for literature that will last a lifetime.

Atlantic City Senior Services brought seniors together for a glorious day at the Philadelphia Flower Show, where they enjoyed bright colors, beautiful displays, and the warmth of fellowship and friendship.

Atlantic City Community Ambassador Andre Vinson made a lasting impact at International House of Cuts, where he combined his passion for barbering with his dedication to the Atlantic City community.

Sabrina Little made history at Holy Spirit High School by becoming the all-time leading scorer, surpassing previous records set by Jen Daniels and Chris Ford. Her journey, which began at the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic CIty, was a testament to dedication, perseverance, and love for the game.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Atlantic City ensured that every Club Member received a meal & snack daily, promoting healthy eating habits and nutrition education. Their Culinary Team not only prepared nutritious meals but also taught younger kids how to make healthy choices through interactive cooking lessons.

2025 St. Patrick's Day Parade Grand Marshal- Bridget Pierce, Deputy Chief, Atlantic City Police Department

The City of Atlantic City proudly honored Women’s History Month by recognizing the leaders, trailblazers, and changemakers who have shaped the community. Throughout March, the city celebrated the strength, leadership, and achievements of remarkable women, reaffirming its commitment to equality and empowerment.

Atlantic City High School recently celebrated International Mother Language Day, recognizing the 41 languages and dialects spoken within its community. With insightful presentations from students, the event highlighted the beauty of linguistic diversity and cultural heritage.