The Atlantic City Special Improvement District is a non-profit corporation formed by Atlantic City business people in early 1992 to improve the business environment in the city.

   The city of Atlantic City established the Special Improvement District on February 5, 1992 and initially set a very small assessment to fund the small start-up budget.

   The Special Improvement District includes businesses within an area bounded by Boardwalk (from Albany Avenue to Connecticut Avenue), Pacific Avenue (from Albany Avenue to Connecticut Avenue), Atlantic Avenue (from Albany Avenue to Maine Avenue), Arctic Avenue (from Ohio Avenue to Tennessee Avenue), Baltic/Fairmount Avenue (from Ohio Avenue to Georgia Avenue), and Ventnor Avenue (from Kingston Avenue to Albany Avenue).

  The boundaries of the district were set by City Council Ordinances. The Special Improvement District is independent of city government, but work cooperatively with city agencies.

The Special Improvement District is governed by a Board of Trustees that consists of twenty (20) members. The Board membership includes casino executives, neighborhood business people and government officials.

• Joe Domenico, Co-Chair, Bally’s Park Place
• John Schultz, Co-Chair, MBCA
• Mayor Lorenzo T. Langford, Member, City of Atlantic City
• City Council President William Marsh, Member, City of Atlantic City
• Celest Abdel Baaith, Member, TD Bank
• Joe Arnesen, Member, Resorts International
• Ken Calemmo, Member, Cooper Levenson
• Steve Chang, Member, Parkway Pharmacy
• Commissioner Sharon Harrington, Member, Casino Control Commission
• Al Maiorani, Member, Tropicana Casino Hotel
• Frank Glaser, Member, James Salt Water Taffy
• Robert Griffin, Member, Trump Taj Mahal
• Joseph Kelly, Member, Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce
• Michael Mellon, Member, Trump Taj Mahal
• Tom Sykes, Member, SOSH Architects
• Curt Taylor, Member, Los Amigos Restaurant
• Jeff Wilson, Member
• Greg Woods, Member
• Barker, Scott, Gelfand & James – Legal Counsel
• Swartz & Co., LLC. – Independent Auditors