The Courtesy Patrol Division began its Bike Patrol in early July. The five member team (right), shown here during training, provides roving security throughout the Special Improvement District daily from 6 p.m. - 2 p.m.

Jim Walzak, supervisor of the Trump Taj Mahal Hotel & Casino Bike Patrol, trained the team over the course of five days in late June. Training consisted of pedaling nearly 8-10 miles daily around Atlantic City.

Courtesy Representatives hang banners throughout the district (left) on a weekly basis along Atlantic, Pacific, Ventnor and Artic avenues, the Boardwalk and many side streets. A variety of
theme banners is prominent around the city. Banners for casino promotions are featured on the Boardwalk, while seasonal theme banners fly along many other city streets.

Courtesy Patrol Assistant Manager Stellzene Roberts and Courtesy Representative La Tanya Wynn (right) stain the "Tea House" style gazebo at Brighton Park and the Boardwalk. Information gazebos are open from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and are located on the Boardwalk at Morris and South Carolina avenues and Brighton Park.

The new "Tea House" style gazebo (left) is now open in Rotary Plaza
at South Carolina Avenue and the Boardwalk. A Courtesy Patrol Representative is stationed at this gazebo seven days a week from
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.