City of Atlantic City's Department of Public Works
The City of Atlantic City’s Department of Public Works (DPW) aims to provide a clean environment for its residents, visitors and employees. To preserve the City’s infrastructure and its facilities. To promote public relations through courteous and timely customer service and efficient use of available resources.
The Department of Public Works performs all appropriate functions associated with the following:
- Preparation of plans and specifications for public improvements and supervision of contracts.
- Provision of engineering services to City agencies.
- Operation and maintenance of sanitary sewers.
- Maintenance of streets, roads, bridges and storm drains.
- Construction and reconstruction of roads, streets, buildings and other structures.
- Collection and disposal of garbage and trash, and such other duties as may be assigned.
There are 12 divisions under the Department of Public Works: Office of the Director, Beach & Boardwalk, Building Maintenance, Electrical Bureau, Engineering, Facilities, Gardner’s Basin, Parks and Public Property, Recreation, Sanitation, Streets, Youth Services/Recreation.
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Mayor Marty Small Highlights Optimism and Progress in Atlantic City’s 2025 State of the City Address
During the 2025 State of the City address at the Metropolitan Business & Citizens Association (MBCA) Kick-Off Forecast, Mayor Marty Small, Sr. unveiled the city’s theme for the year: "Be Optimistic." Addressing an audience at Golden Nugget Atlantic City, the mayor shared updates on transformative development projects, fiscal responsibility, and initiatives aimed at enhancing the city’s safety and quality of life.
January 24, 2025
City of Atlantic City's Leadership Reflects on a Remarkable 2024: A Year of Growth, Achievements, and Progress
As 2024 ended, Atlantic City celebrated a year of progress under Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s leadership. The city achieved 94% of its 124 goals, including a fifth consecutive tax decrease, improvements in public safety, and major infrastructure upgrades. Looking ahead, projects like the City Hall Courtyard and Pop Lloyd Stadium renovations, along with the launch of the Great Day Atlantic City initiative, signal continued growth. Mayor Small highlighted the importance of collaboration in these successes and looks forward to an even brighter 2025.
December 12, 2024
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