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Ten Atlantic City first responders were recently promoted to supervisory roles in a special City Hall ceremony. Mayor Marty Small Sr. administered the oaths of office, recognizing their hard work and dedication. The newly promoted officers include Michael Logan, promoted to ACFD Captain, and several others promoted within the ACPD. These promotions reflect the city’s ongoing commitment to public safety and leadership excellence. Congratulations to all!

The Atlantic City Senior Services Division hosted a magical evening for 240 seniors at this year’s Annual Senior Gala, featuring a dazzling Masquerade theme. The event was filled with elegance, joy, and a celebration of the seniors’ invaluable contributions to the community. This annual tradition highlights the city’s commitment to supporting its residents through meaningful programs. Under Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s leadership, Atlantic City continues to prioritize initiatives that honor seniors, ensuring they are recognized as a vital part of the community. Here's to many more unforgettable Senior Galas to come!

The Atlantic City Police Department celebrates Officers Dylan Imbrenda and Kenlyn Johnson for completing the rigorous 80-hour Highway Patrol Motorcycle Training program, hosted by the Philadelphia Police Department. Officer Imbrenda earned the prestigious Brian Delorenzo Award for achieving a perfect score on the road course, while Officer Johnson made history as the department’s second female motorcycle operator. Their accomplishments highlight the department’s commitment to professional development and excellence in public safety. Congratulations to both officers for their remarkable achievements!

This holiday season, the Atlantic City Fire Department, in partnership with the American Red Cross New Jersey Region and Mighty Writers volunteers, made a life-saving impact in the Ducktown neighborhood through the Sound the Alarm Home Fire Campaign. Together, they ensured homes were equipped with working smoke alarms and provided residents with essential emergency preparedness education. Supported by the Atlantic City Office of Emergency Management, this collaboration highlights how partnerships can enhance community safety and protect residents, building a safer future for all.

Attention Atlantic City residents who registered for the Holiday Food Box Giveaway! Your items will be ready for pickup tomorrow, December 16th, at 10:00 AM in the City Hall employee parking lot across from Arctic Avenue.

Atlantic City residents recently participated in a free Financial Literacy Course, gaining valuable skills in budgeting, saving, and improving personal finances. Organized by the city’s Multicultural Services Division in partnership with LAEDA, the initiative reflects Atlantic City’s commitment to empowering its residents. This program is part of the city’s broader mission to provide accessible opportunities for growth and learning, fostering financial stability and personal empowerment. Under Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s leadership, Atlantic City will continue offering free programs to support and uplift the community throughout the year.

Over 200 Atlantic City children experienced a memorable holiday season at the annual Shop with a Cop event, hosted by the Atlantic City Police Department’s Police Athletic League and O.C.E.A.N., Inc. at Walmart in Egg Harbor. Throughout the week, kids enjoyed a shopping spree, picking out gifts for themselves and loved ones. This heartwarming tradition strengthens community bonds and fosters trust between law enforcement and residents. Under Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s leadership, Atlantic City continues to support initiatives like this, investing in programs that help children and families thrive. The smiles and laughter of the kids remind us of the power of kindness and connection.