Egg Harbor City
Historic small city on the White Horse Pike with an affordable walkable downtown grid, its own NJ Transit rail station, and quick access to the Mullica River and Pinelands.
- Egg Harbor City School District (elementary/middle)
- Cedar Creek High School (Greater Egg Harbor Regional, nearby)
- AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center – Mainland Campus (Pomona, nearby)
- Philadelphia Avenue downtown corridor
- White Horse Pike (US-30) retail
- Egg Harbor City Lake and beach area
- Mullica River access (nearby)
- Pinelands trails
- Egg Harbor City rail station (NJ Transit Atlantic City Line)
- US-30 / Route 50 corridors
- Atlantic County Library System – Egg Harbor City branch
Town hall contacts, services, and what local government is actually doing — straight from public council meetings.
- Electric: Atlantic City Electric · Gas: South Jersey Gas
- Water/Sewer: New Jersey American Water (acquired the city's water and sewer systems in 2023)
- Trash & Recycling: Curbside collection by Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA)
The council meeting covered routine approvals, several grant awards and planning/design contracts for stormwater and brownfield work, personnel actions in code and public works, and public concerns about landfill investigations and potential data center development. Key outcomes: a building subcode appointment, approval of multiple grants/contracts (including EPA brownfields and NJIBank/I-Bank planning funds), renewal of EMS services, and a short-term contract to provide an acting public works supervisor.
- Approved appointment of Gus Morgante as the acting building subcode official.
- Authorized submission of the HDSRF grant application for the Moss Mill Road landfill SI/RI (amount noted earlier in discussion and later the resolution passed).
- Acknowledged receipt of a $500,000 EPA brownfields assessment cooperative agreement (reported by mayor/staff).
- Accepted I-Bank/NJIBank planning/design funding (reported $2 million) and locked in FY26 clean water planning funds for stormwater projects.
- Authorized a temporary contract with Jersey Professional Management to provide an acting public works director/supervisor (three-month engagement at $95/hr).
- Renewed the EMS agreement with Galloway Township EMS (four-year renewal, 5% increase noted).
The board considered site plan approval for 1018 White Horse Pike (application 2026-02) to convert the building's first floor to a tattoo parlor and add parking, drainage, lighting, landscaping, and a trash enclosure. The board bifurcated the application so the proposed second-floor residential use (a use variance) will be continued to the July meeting; preliminary and final site plan approval for the first-floor commercial use was approved by roll call vote.
Council addressed infrastructure and accessibility projects, awarded a major stormwater contract contingent on I-Bank approval, and handled routine municipal business (appointments, grants, license renewals). Residents asked about a landfill investigation and expressed concern about a proposed movie studio and Pinelands decisions affecting a lake path. Several votes passed, including removing a pavilion in Lincoln Park and authorizing parking/basin work at the lake.
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