Governor Murphy visited the city of Camden on Wednesday to announce a 180 million dollar investment to restore the city's infrastructure.
Carstarphen has plans for the gush of money. He told the local, state and county leaders that he plans to fix city roads, improve the water and sewer system and upgrade police technology.
Along a stretch of row homes on Atlantic Avenue, Angel Wilcox leaned on a fence while taking a long pull from a cigarette. She lives yards from an illegal dumping site behind her home in Camden. The city has pledged to use some of the new money to clean up the illegal dumping, but Wilcox says she will believe it when she sees it.
"Fix some of these mothers' pain. Solve these murder cases. You start doing that, the city will be a better place.," Wilcox said after she heard of the large sum of money coming to her city.
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