Grant FundingCapital ProjectsDetected Jun 3, 2026

The Atlantic City Council approved Resolution 35-26 to establish a FEMA Disaster Recovery Capital Projects Fund and define its purpose, funding, and use. This indicates the city is organizing how it will receive and deploy FEMA disaster recovery dollars for capital projects rather than approving any specific project in this meeting. Vendors can expect future FEMA-funded work related to disaster recovery infrastructure, facilities repair, resiliency improvements, or related capital investments once specific projects are scoped under this fund.The approval signals that the city is moving into a planning and funding framework stage where consulting, engineering, construction, and grant compliance support could be needed to develop and deliver eligible projects.

Fund is specifically tied to FEMA disaster recovery capital projects; no individual projects or vendors named yet.

City of AtlanticFEMA Disaster Recovery Capital Projects Fund establishment and usage

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The agenda included a conditional use permit for West Mountain Aggregates Rock Pit. No additional scope or value was provided in the document. The presence of a named extraction project suggests ongoing land-use review for site operations and earthwork impacts. It was still pending on September 3, 2026.

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The agenda listed a conditional use permit for Ore and Husk Office & Warehouse as an action item. No project details, value, or final decision were included in the agenda text. The naming of a specific private project still gives visibility into a planned commercial development on the county's review calendar. It was pending on September 3, 2026.

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Chris and Andrea Reavis requested a conditional use permit for a two-lot single-family residential subdivision at 222 Buckcamp LN. The plan uses individual wells and septic and would be served by Moon Drive and Hogue Hollow Drive. The commission had the item before it on September 3, 2026, with final approval still dependent on the county process. This is a small private development signal for site work and residential buildout.

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