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City Council Meeting 07/22/26

Published: Jul 22, 2026

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Public SafetyOther

City Council Addresses Concerns Over Discarded Needles and Exchange Program

Council members discussed the issue of discarded needles and the city's needle exchange program. Director Barnes was directed to reach out to the needle exchange program to find solutions for the problem. The discussion highlighted the challenges of managing discarded needles and ensuring public safety. [cite: 358-369]

Other

City Council Congratulates Fellowship of Churches on 100th Anniversary

The City Council passed a resolution congratulating the Fellowship of Churches of Atlantic City on its 100th anniversary. [cite: 289-308]

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

City Council Approves Parking, Bus Stop Designations, and Alley Vacation

A first reading ordinance (7) establishes a handicapped-restricted parking space at 222 North Arizona, which passed with nine affirmative votes. Ordinance 7B, designating bus stops, also passed unanimously with nine affirmative votes. Ordinance 7C vacates an unnamed alley at 164, which will likely become part of the Ducktown Tavern property, increasing its footage and tax responsibility; it passed with nine affirmative votes. [cite: 950-1022]

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

City Code Amendment Regarding Bus Stops Passes Unanimously

Ordinance 39, which amends city code chapter 243-80A regarding bus stops, was passed unanimously. [cite: 817-839]

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Proposal to Fund Additional Short-Term Rental Staff from License Revenue

A resident proposed that a percentage of the growing revenue from short-term rental licenses be allocated to hire additional staff focused on proactively managing and enforcing short-term rental regulations, rather than relying solely on resident reports. This would help address issues like disruptive behavior and ensure compliance. [cite: 801-813]

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