Ventnor City Council Seeks $5 Million Federal Grant for Boardwalk Restoration

Overview: During the Ventnor City Council meeting, officials discussed a proposal for a $5 million federal grant to aid in the restoration and reconstruction of the city’s Boardwalk. If approved, this funding would either extend the current reconstruction efforts or offset the city’s existing financial commitment.

Ventnor City Council Lauds Student Designs for Eco Park Amid Routine City Business

Overview: The Ventnor City Council meeting on February 13th was highlighted by a presentation from the Atlantic County Institute of Technology (ACIT) students, who showcased innovative designs for a proposed Eco Park, turning an undeveloped tract of land into a potential community asset. The meeting also addressed routine city operations, including new firefighter appointments, infrastructure projects, and public works updates.

Ventnor City Council Meeting Highlights Green Team Achievements and Discusses Affordable Housing Initiatives

Overview: The Ventnor City Council meeting recognized the efforts of the eighth-grade Green Team for their environmental contributions, while discussions emphasized affordable housing strategies aimed at addressing the city’s future needs. Other topics included traffic management during events, a boardwalk restoration grant application, and the restoration of a historic fountain.

Ventnor City Council Approves New Bandshell and Discusses Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Ventnor City Council meeting addressed several topics, including the approval of a contract for a new Bandshell and discussions on infrastructure improvements. Key decisions included a deal for fireworks, snow removal strategies, and ongoing efforts to enhance public amenities and safety.

Ventnor City Grapples with Abandoned Boats and Public Safety Concerns in Council Meeting

Overview: The Ventnor City Council meeting centered on addressing a burgeoning issue with abandoned boats along local waterways, highlighting public safety concerns and the need for stricter regulations. Additional discussions covered infrastructure improvements, new municipal hires, and community events.