Lewis County Transit's Executive Director, Joe Clark, announced his retirement in the fall of 2025, after years of service marked by innovation in public transportation. The organization praised Clark for his contributions, which included expanding services, offering additional transportation options, and introducing new technologies. Under Clark's leadership, Lewis County Transit underwent a rebranding effort, transitioning from Twin Transit to Lewis County Transit. One significant development during Clark's tenure was the acquisition of hydrogen-powered buses to replace the existing diesel fleet. This shift towards zero-emissions transportation aligns with Lewis County's plans to establish its first zero-emissions transit station during the upcoming summer, supporting a fleet of hydrogen buses. Despite his retirement, Clark will continue to collaborate with Lewis County Transit on advancing hydrogen bus projects. The organization has initiated the search for a new executive director who will carry forward the legacy of innovation and commitment to public transportation established under Clark's tenure.