Pleasantville
Convenient inland neighbor to Atlantic City with a mix of residential neighborhoods and redevelopment, offering fast access to shore jobs and routes.
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- Pleasantville Public Schools (district)
- Pleasantville High School
- Pleasantville Middle School
- Leeds Avenue School
- Washington Avenue School
- AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center – Atlantic City Campus
- AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center – Mainland Campus (Pomona/Galloway area)
- Shore Medical Center (Somers Point)
- Black Horse Pike retail corridor (nearby)
- Nearby Tanger Outlets Atlantic City
- Local plazas and neighborhood retail
- Lakes Bay area recreation (nearby)
- City recreation fields and parks
- Nearby county open-space areas
- Atlantic County Library System – Pleasantville branch
- Quick access to Atlantic City Rail Terminal (nearby)
- Major road access via US-40/US-322 and Atlantic City Expressway
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: Water: New Jersey American Water; Sewer: City of Pleasantville (Water Pollution Control division)
- Trash & Recycling: Municipal via Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) — weekly curbside collection
The council opened with a fire department pinning ceremony and then conducted a regular meeting with ordinance readings and multiple resolutions. Council approved several ordinances/resolutions (including a large contract change order decrease and a shared‑services project management agreement) and addressed resident concerns about events, parks, cleanup sites, and city services.
- Ordinance number 6 (second reading) adopted.
- Ordinance number 7 moved to second reading (scheduled for July 20).
- Ordinance number 8 moved to second reading (scheduled for July 20).
- Resolution 133 approving change order number two (decreasing the contract price and final payment to Command Company Incorporated) approved.
- Resolution 134 authorizing emergency temporary appropriations after appropriation limitations exhausted approved.
- Resolution 135 authorizing personnel transactions for July 2026 approved.
The board opened the June 23, 2026 regular meeting, completed the pledge and verified legal notice/attendance, then voted to enter an executive session to discuss personnel and legal matters. No public comments were taken before moving into closed session.
Council held a work session and regular meeting covering routine approvals (payments, contracts, license renewals), capital engineering authorizations, personnel actions, and formal adoption of a corrective action plan requested by the state. After a hearing on a temporary mercantile license suspension, Council voted to revoke the Hometown Liquor Store mercantile license.
Meeting summaries are AI-generated for convenience only and are not official municipal minutes. Verify against the source video.
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