George J. Savastano

The City of Ocean City's 2026 Annual Action Plan outlines the use of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding to address housing and community development needs. The plan focuses on developing viable urban communities by providing decent housing, a suitable living environment, and economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income persons. Key objectives include public infrastructure improvements (especially accessibility) and public housing enhancements, with a broader aim to foster affordable housing, reduce lead hazards, alleviate poverty, and enhance coordination among agencies.

This Amended Housing Plan Element and Fair Share Plan outlines the City of Ocean City's strategy for fulfilling its Fourth Round affordable housing obligations. The plan includes an inventory and analysis of the city's housing stock, demographic and employment characteristics, and detailed strategies for satisfying rehabilitation, prior, third, and fourth round obligations. Key approaches involve vacant land analysis, leveraging zoning changes, and providing compliance mechanisms through specific housing projects. The overall objective is to ensure the provision of low- and moderate-income housing, align with state regulations, and gain protection from exclusionary zoning litigation.

This Capital Budget Plan for the City of Ocean City, New Jersey, outlines planned capital investments and financial strategies for the 2026-2030 period, along with a review of 2025 capital projects. Key investment areas include roads and paving, flood mitigation and drainage, beach and bay infrastructure, boardwalk maintenance, public buildings and properties, public facilities and recreation, large vehicles, departmental equipment, and intermodal transport. The plan details capital financing mechanisms such as the Capital Improvement Fund, various grants, temporary and serial bonds, and a comprehensive debt service analysis.

The event was Ocean City's annual Veterans Day service, beginning with an invocation and the presentation of colors followed by the singing of the national anthem. Key segments included the pledge of allegiance, an armed forces medley, and a reading acknowledging the qualities of a soldier. Remarks were provided by the Mayor, who announced a new banner program for veterans' families starting December 1st, and by commanders from the American Legion and VFW, who spoke about veteran sacrifice, service, and the importance of mental health support, including providing the crisis line number 988. The ceremony concluded with a wreath-laying, benediction, and a final singing of "God Bless America."

This document outlines Atlantic City Electric's (ACE) comprehensive climate and clean energy strategy, focusing on three key areas: reducing its own operational greenhouse gas footprint, empowering customers with energy efficiency and clean energy solutions, and partnering in statewide efforts for emissions reduction, climate adaptation, and economic innovation. Key initiatives include various residential and commercial energy efficiency programs, fleet electrification, transitioning to renewable energy, supporting local solar and EV infrastructure, and engaging in workforce development and student education. The strategy aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 and build a more resilient future.