Atlantic County Commissioners Address Jail Staffing Crisis and Infrastructure Investment

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday covered a wide range of topics, with discussions on the staffing crisis at the county jail and infrastructure investments taking center stage. The commissioners also tackled various resolutions related to local services and economic development.

Residents Demand Action on Parking and Nightlife Disturbances at Margate City Council Meeting

Overview: The Margate City Council meeting addressed multiple issues, prominently featuring residents’ concerns about parking, nightlife disturbances, and city management practices. Key topics included the implementation of increased police presence, management of disruptive nightlife activities, and the functionality of parking apps.

Ayana James Appointed to Atlantic County Criminal Justice Advisory Board, Highlighting Court Innovations

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners held a meeting where they appointed Ayana James, LSW, to the Atlantic County Criminal Justice Advisory Board and discussed various innovative and impactful programs within the county’s criminal justice system. The meeting also covered domestic violence interventions, financial allocations for public services, and potential transformations of local facilities.

Margate City Council Faces Fierce Debate Over Proposed $3 Million Parking Lot Purchase

Overview: The recent Margate City Council meeting was marked by discussions on several issues, notably the proposal to purchase a property for a parking lot at a cost of $3 million. The council addressed financial implications, community needs, and environmental concerns, with residents voicing strong opinions on both sides of the debate.

Margate Planning Board Approves Property Developments

Overview: At the latest Margate Planning Board meeting, property developments were approved, including the conversion of a preschool into residential units and the construction of new homes with required variances. The board granted the variances after thorough discussions, recognizing the unique circumstances of each case and the minimal impact on the surrounding neighborhoods.