Atlantic City leaders announce changes to boardwalk expected to improve safety, help unhoused people

Atlantic City leaders hope there will be many great things for the boardwalk as they announced plans to fully implement recommendations from the city's boardwalk improvement group. Those recommendations include more police officers patrolling the boardwalk, outreach workers helping the unhoused and Public Works employees using specialized equipment to clean up encampments. South Jersey reporter Brandon Goldner talked to locals about the changes.
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[@JoniHerbert]

Underwood hotel has been there for decades. Good luck trying to close it

[@anthonytripp2251]

If they really wanted to make change, close down the biggest open air fentanyl market on the East Coast, on Atlantic from Tennessee to MLK, right under the nose of City Hall. This is just a photo op