$50,000 state grant to help Atlantic City plan new use of former Trump Plaza casino site

Atlantic City is getting a $50,000 state grant to help it come up with new uses for the site of the former Trump Plaza casino.

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Sep 24, 2021, 9:37 AM

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Updated 1,119 days ago

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Atlantic City is getting a $50,000 state grant to help it come up with new uses for the site of the former Trump Plaza casino.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s 21st Century Redevelopment Program is giving a planning grant to Atlantic City to help the city devise a redevelopment plan for the now-vacant site in the center of the city’s boardwalk.

The casino, once owned by former President Donald Trump, closed in 2014 and had fallen into disrepair before being imploded in February.

AP wire services helped contribute to this report.

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