Mayor Marty Small, Sr. proudly honored the 2025 scholarship recipients at Atlantic City’s historic Steel Pier, awarding 113 students with up to $10,000 each to support their college, graduate, or trade school journeys. The celebration highlighted the city’s ongoing investment in education and community growth.

The Atlantic City Police Department celebrated new leadership with key promotions, including two Deputy Chiefs, a Lieutenant, and two Sergeants. The ceremony at City Hall highlighted a renewed commitment to public safety and leadership excellence.

Atlantic City broke ground on a brand-new Skate Park at the Uptown School Complex, marking the city’s second official facility dedicated to skating. The project represented a major step toward inclusive recreation and youth engagement in the community.

Atlantic City celebrated a major milestone with the grand opening of its first official Dog Park at Altman Park, offering a safe, fun, and welcoming space for local pets and their owners. The June 26, 2025 event included a ribbon-cutting led by Mayor Marty Small, Sr. and city officials.

Atlantic City celebrated the Grand Opening of Hammer & Nails, the first luxury men’s grooming lounge on the iconic Boardwalk. Mayor Marty Small and city officials joined in welcoming this innovative new business, marking a major moment for local entrepreneurship and economic growth.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. proudly announced the 113 winners of Year 3 of his $3M Scholarship Program, marking another milestone in his commitment to expand educational opportunities for Atlantic City residents. This year’s recipients included high school graduates, college students, and those pursuing advanced degrees or trade school.

Atlantic City proudly held its 4th Annual Pride Flag Raising Ceremony on June 12, 2025, in the Sheila Oliver Courtyard at City Hall, honoring love, equality, and LGBTQ+ visibility. The event symbolized the city’s continued commitment to inclusion, advocacy, and institutional equity.

Atlantic City began construction on the Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial on June 5, 2025, with a heartfelt groundbreaking ceremony at the Roosevelt Pavilion. The site is designed to honor Holocaust victims and survivors while offering space for public reflection and education.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. proudly kicked off the 2025 summer season in Atlantic City with the ceremonial “Opening of the Sea,” uniting city officials and community leaders in a spirited celebration to welcome residents and tourists for Memorial Day Weekend.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. and the City of Atlantic City honored fallen heroes during a Memorial Day ceremony at the Saracini-O'Neill 9/11 Memorial, bringing together veterans, officials, and families to reflect on sacrifice and service. The city reaffirmed its commitment to remembering those who gave their lives for freedom.

Atlantic City celebrated the promotion of ten firefighters, including four new battalion chiefs and six captains, during a heartfelt ceremony at City Hall on May 21, 2025. The event honored leadership, service, and the department’s enduring commitment to public safety.

The City of Atlantic City formally recognized seven officers during a promotion ceremony led by Mayor Marty Small Sr., advancing them to supervisory roles within the Atlantic City Police Department. These promotions reflected both individual excellence and the city’s commitment to strong law enforcement leadership.

Atlantic City celebrated Small Business Month this past May with a series of impactful initiatives under Mayor Marty Small’s leadership, including free parking, community campaigns, and new business incentives. These efforts reflected the city’s growing commitment to entrepreneurship and economic development.

Atlantic City officially declared May 7, 2025 as Visit Atlantic City Day to recognize the organization's $77 million economic impact and pivotal role in tourism. The proclamation highlighted strategic growth, leadership, and a renewed commitment to elevating the city’s travel experience.

Atlantic City celebrated Arbor Day by planting four trees near the PAL Building, bringing together students, city departments, and local groups for a powerful community event that highlighted sustainability and teamwork. The effort symbolized a shared commitment to environmental progress and neighborhood pride.

Atlantic City officially launched the Boardwalk Tram Tours on May 1, 2025, with a ribbon-cutting led by Mayor Marty Small Sr. and founder “AC” Mike Lopez. The new attraction offered a unique, story-rich way to explore the city's iconic Boardwalk and historic charm.

Pop Lloyd Stadium has officially reopened under Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s leadership, following a $5.6 million renovation that transformed the historic Northside landmark into a modern multi-sport facility. Honoring Negro League legend John Henry "Pop" Lloyd, the stadium’s rebirth marks a major investment in Atlantic City’s community, culture, and future opportunities.

Atlantic City is turning financial responsibility into real progress. Mayor Marty Small Sr. has announced the city’s sixth consecutive property tax decrease, highlighting a continued commitment to residents and sound governance. The 2025 budget includes a 3.4-cent tax rate cut, fully pays off the city’s debt service, and supports long-term growth initiatives like the Bader Field redevelopment. With smart planning and a people-first approach, Atlantic City is building momentum as a place to live, work, and invest.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. proudly announced the sixth straight property tax decrease for Atlantic City residents as part of the 2025 city budget. This consistent fiscal relief reflects the administration’s commitment to taxpayer-first leadership and responsible budgeting.

Crime in Atlantic City continues to decline, with first quarter 2025 data showing an overall 11.28% drop compared to the same period last year. Under Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s leadership, homicides fell to zero, shootings decreased by 62.5%, and crimes against persons saw a significant 22% reduction—highlighting the impact of strategic investments in policing, technology, and community safety.