Greater AC Chamber’s position on Senate Bill 3064

The Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce provided the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee with written comments opposing Senate Bill 3064. In its current form, this bill would double the gross revenue tax on internet gaming from 15% to 30%.  The comments that were sent on behalf of the Board of Directors focused on how […]

NJ Primary Election Recap

              Voters across New Jersey went to the polls on June 10 to cast their ballots in the 2025 primary elections. On the ballot were Democratic and Republican nominees for Governor and candidates for local offices and the State Assembly. Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) secured the Democratic nomination for […]

Congressman Jeff Van Drew Highlights Major Federal Investments & Policy Initiatives at Greater Atlantic City Chamber Policy Impact Roundtable

At the Policy Impact Roundtable on May 28, 2025, Greater Atlantic City Chamber members had the opportunity to ask questions and engage in lively conversation with Congressman Jeff Van Drew and fellow attendees. Congressman Jeff Van Drew—who serves on both the House Judiciary Committee and the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee—outlined a wide array of […]

Standing Strong Against North Jersey Casino Expansion

In the ongoing debate about casino gaming in New Jersey, several elected officials have emerged as powerful advocates for Atlantic City and South Jersey’s economic interests. The Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce extends its sincere gratitude to these leaders who continue to fight against proposals that would threaten our region’s economy and jobs. Recently, […]

Supporting Aspire Program Amendments to Drive Development in Atlantic City

The Greater Atlantic City Chamber testified on December 16 before the Assembly Appropriations Committee in support of A2076/S1323, which makes important amendments to New Jersey’s Aspire Program. We are pleased to report that the bill passed the Assembly and Senate on December 19th and now heads to Governor Murphy’s desk for signature. These amendments, developed […]

Greater Atlantic City Chamber Advocates for Expanded Neighborhood Revitalization Program

Yesterday, Greater Atlantic City Chamber President Michael Chait testified before the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee in support of Bill S3170, which would significantly expand the state’s Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit (NRTC) program. The bill, which would increase the program’s funding cap from $15 million to $65 million, passed unanimously and now moves to […]

Greater Atlantic City Chamber Supports Bipartisan Push for Permanent Outdoor Dining

The Greater Atlantic City Chamber strongly supports bill S3608, which has recently passed the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee. This crucial legislation, sponsored by Senators Paul Sarlo (D36) and Vince Polistina (R2) aims to make permanent the temporary COVID-era laws that have allowed our members in the hospitality industry to thrive through expanded outdoor operations. […]

Greater Atlantic City Chamber Echoes Legislators’ Concerns on NJ PACT

The Greater Atlantic City Chamber wishes to address the recent letter sent by several New Jersey Assembly members to Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette regarding the proposed NJ PACT (Protecting Against Climate Threats) regulations. Our Chamber shares the deep concerns expressed by these shore town representatives about the potential economic impact of these well-intentioned but potentially […]

Greater Atlantic City Chamber Provides Testimony in Support of Small Business Legislation

The Greater Atlantic City Chamber provided testimony on Monday, December 5 in support of several Assembly Bills that seek to support the small business community. Those bills are as follows: A573:  Establishes expedited construction inspection program A4748:  Enhances customer service experience with NJ Business Action Center in Department of State by collecting and disseminating customer […]

NJ approves company to take bets on competitive video games

New Jersey has approved its first company to take bets on competitive video games, a fast-growing activity known as esports that is popular with young people around the world, officials said Monday.  The Greater Atlantic City Chamber has supported legislation to legalize and regulate betting on esports. The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement granted […]