How long have you lived in Atlantic City? 
Homegrown since 1970, attended Atlantic City Public Schools, Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish School, Holy Spirit H.S.; moved to EHT almost two years ago.

Are you married or single? 
Married to my high school sweetheart, Nicole Milan-Tyner eight years ago on the tenth anniversary of the day we met.

Do you have any children? 
Chelsea (age 6), Chloe (age 5), and Nicholas (age 1)

What do like most about Atlantic City? 
The rich history, the beach, the people.

Describe your perfect day in Atlantic City. 
Going to the beach with my family and childhood friends, getting subs from White House or pizza from Tony's Baltimore Grill, taking the kids to the Ocean Life Center at Gardener's Basin, getting a baby sitter and grabbing dinner at Dock's Oyster House, and taking in an event at Boardwalk Hall.

What originally brought you to AC? 
The stork visited Hank & Beatrice Tyner, my parents.

Where do you see the city in 10 years? 
Hopefully, we will have opened 2 more casino hotels, developed the Southeast Inlet and Bader Field, and have established this city as the preeminent destination in the country to live, work, shop and play.

What is your part in getting there? 
As a real estate/land use attorney, I look forward to working with our existing clients in the development of land for casino, commercial, and residential uses. I always welcome opportunities to promote the area to potential commercial/residential developers. As a candidate for the General Assembly, I hope to serve the residents of Atlantic County by enhancing the economic development opportunities and providing a vibrant, stable economic environment, and to ensure that the area remains affordable for all of us to live in.

Tell us about your favorite AC memory. 
It's close, but meeting my wife the summer before my senior year in high school. Next would be, seeing the Tyson v. Spinks fight in 1988, absolutely the most exciting sporting event I have ever attended.

You've got two hours to kill on the boardwalk, what do you do? 
Check out the scenery from Opa.

What's your favorite casino? Hotel? Bar? Restaurant? - and why? Casino/Hotel - Borgata, because of the energy, the customer service, the feel of luxury, the people; they really created "my happy place."; Bar - Maloney's Uptown Sports Bar on Tennessee Ave because Steve Downey (one of the partners) and I comprised the best backcourt in the history of Our Lady Star of the Sea Basketball; Restaurant - Too many to name but my top five are Dock's Oyster House, The Knife & Fork, The Foundation Room at The House of Blues, Fairmount Tavern, and Suilan at Borgata.

What three words describe Atlantic City best? 
My Home Town!

Dealer shows 17 you've got a pair of 8s - how do you play them? 
Always split 8s . . . that's why it's called gambling.

What would you most like to change about Atlantic City? 2 years ago, I would have said that we needed a district within the city that afforded us great shopping, great restaurants, and great entertainment. Now, we have The Walk and that wish has been checked off my list. More than anything, I would like our citizens to be proud of who we are and what role our city has played in entertaining visitors for 151 years. We are the biggest small town in the world and we should be proud of it, and continuously work to make it better and keep it fresh.