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Is Atlantic City In Line for a State-Appointed Emergency Manager?


Jon Hanson, head of the Governor's Advisory Commission on Gaming, Gov. Chris Christie, and state Senate President Steve Sweeney were among those who took part yesterday in a "summit" on Atlantic City's future.

Credit: Governor’s Office/Mykwain Gainey Jon Hanson, head of the Governor’s Advisory Commission on Gaming, Gov. Chris Christie, and state Senate President Steve Sweeney were among those who took part yesterday in a “summit” on Atlantic City’s future. More pain lies ahead for Atlantic City and its residents as the state considers taking control of the city…

Posted: November 13th, 2014 | Author: | Filed under: Atlantic City, Chris Christie, Christie Administration | Tags: , , , | 2 Comments »

2 Comments on “Is Atlantic City In Line for a State-Appointed Emergency Manager?”

  1. dentss said at 4:27 pm on November 13th, 2014:

    Atlantic City would be allowed to defer payments into the public employee pension system and could qualify for more state education aid as part of a plan to help offset losses brought on by casino closings….So now AC will be doing exactly what Christie has been doing …skiping pension payments ,we all know how that worked out !

  2. What in the name of God said at 2:16 am on November 14th, 2014:

    does a city of 40,000 need a budget of $377 million dollars for? Where does it go? That’s insane: it appears to me it should’ve been taken over a long time ago: memo to those in- charge: we just have to stop throwing our tax dollars at these urban disasters, with little or no accountability/ oversight, or this will keep happening. More school aid: what do they to with what we all send there, to start with? Where is the State Comptroller, and possibly the attorney general’s office, when we need it? This state will absolutely never be any better, if there isn’t finally more”tough love,” when it comes to how these places are run. It’s a disgrace it has been left so long, to get to this crisis point!