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Atlantic City Beach Patrol wins race renamed after former chief

Source: Press of Atlantic City · Jul 25, 2026, 8:00 AM

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The Atlantic City Beach Patrol competed in the Chief Rod Aluise Atlantic City Lifeguard Classic, a lifeguard racing competition held at Albany Avenue beach on Friday.

The event was renamed to honor former Chief Rod Aluise, recognizing his contributions to the Beach Patrol and the lifeguard program in Atlantic City.

Key points

  • Atlantic City Beach Patrol won the Chief Rod Aluise Atlantic City Lifeguard Classic
  • The race was renamed to honor former Chief Rod Aluise
  • Competition took place at Albany Avenue beach in Atlantic City
  • The event celebrates the lifeguard program and leadership in the community

FAQ

What is the Chief Rod Aluise Atlantic City Lifeguard Classic?
It is a lifeguard racing competition held in Atlantic City, renamed to honor former Chief Rod Aluise and his contributions to the Beach Patrol and lifeguard services.
Where did the race take place?
The race took place at Albany Avenue beach in Atlantic City on Friday.
Why was the race renamed?
The race was renamed after former Chief Rod Aluise to recognize and honor his service and leadership with the Atlantic City Beach Patrol.

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