Join us in witnessing the renaissance of the Inlet, where the community’s collaborative spirit has given rise to the Inlet Revitalization Action Strategy. This comprehensive plan, shaped through public meetings and local partnerships, aims to provide new economic opportunities, encourage home ownership, and enhance the overall quality of life.
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Learn how grassroots projects led by the Inlet Community Development Corporation are revitalizing the Inlet neighborhood. From new homes and businesses to vibrant community spaces and public art, see how this “best kept secret” of Atlantic City is thriving.
Stop by Fisherman’s Park Community Garden every Friday from June 20 – September 19, 4–6 PM (except July 4) for the C.R.O.P.S. Farmers Market!
Enjoy a vibrant selection of local fruits, vegetables, and herbs, all available for purchase with SNAP/EBT, WIC, summer vouchers, cash, or card.
Lost at Sea
The Inlet CDC, in collaboration with Hydrangea Trail 2.0 and ACIT will be restoring the “Lost at Sea” Memorial at Fisherman’s Park. The memorial will be beautified with Hydrangea flowers and additional landscaping. This memorial is a tribute to the brave fishermen to went out to the ocean and never returned.
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Join us every Friday from 4–6 PM at the Fisherman’s Park Community Garden (Massachusetts Ave & Drexel Ave) for the C.R.O.P.S. Farmers Market, running from June 20 to September 19 (no market on July 4). Shop fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs while supporting your community! We accept SNAP/EBT, WIC, summer vouchers, cash, and card, making healthy food accessible for all. Brought to you by C.R.O.P.S., Inlet CDC, and Atlantic Cape Community College—because fresh food belongs in every neighborhood.
The Skatepark in Uptown Atlantic City would provide a safe, positive space for local youth, reducing crime and promoting physical and mental well-being. Skateboarding fosters resilience, creativity, and community engagement, offering an inclusive alternative to traditional sports. Led by nonprofit SkateAC, this project would enhance recreation, boost local pride, and contribute to neighborhood revitalization. Investing in a skatepark means investing in a safer, healthier, and more vibrant Uptown.
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Our journey begins with the Inlet Revitalization Action Strategy, a resident-driven initiative aimed at enhancing outcomes for both residents and businesses. Through extensive community engagement, including public meetings, focus groups, and individual interviews, we’ve identified critical initiatives to shape the community’s future.
The Inlet CDC is partnered with the Hydrangea Trail 2.0 and Atlantic City Arts Foundation to beautify 14 planter pots for hydrangeas to be placed in front of Inlet small business storefronts. In addition, 10 more pots will gain artwork at Gardner’s Basin. Most pots are completed, see photos of some of the amazing work!
The Inlet Community Development Corporation (CDC) is comprised of Inlet Census Tracts 14, 15, 19, and 25, forming the Inlet section of Atlantic City. This dynamic and diverse community is nestled along the scenic shores of the Atlantic Ocean and is characterized by a unique blend of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, reflecting the rich cultural and historical fabric of this iconic coastal destination.
From the bustling boardwalk and world-class casinos to the tranquil residential neighborhoods and waterfront views, these census tracts embody the vibrant energy and serene beauty of Atlantic City. Residents and visitors alike can explore cultural attractions, engage in community-driven initiatives, and enjoy the evolving streetscapes that define the spirit of the Inlet. Whether strolling along the beach, experiencing local businesses, or participating in neighborhood revitalization efforts, the Inlet CDC’s community offers a unique and lively slice of life on the New Jersey coast.
