Lewis County Transit announced the upcoming retirement of Executive Director Joe Clark, scheduled for the fall of 2025. Clark's tenure was marked by significant contributions, including expanded services, additional transportation options, and the integration of new technologies. The organization praised his leadership and vision, acknowledging his role in shaping the future of Lewis County Transit. Notably, Clark led the rebranding from Twin Transit to Lewis County Transit and spearheaded the introduction of hydrogen-powered buses as part of plans to develop a zero-emissions fleet. With the first hydrogen buses acquired in 2024, Lewis County is now set to complete its first zero emissions transit station, paving the way for a larger hydrogen-powered fleet. Despite his retirement, Clark will continue to support Lewis County Transit on its hydrogen bus projects. Looking ahead, the organization has initiated the search for Clark's successor, emphasizing the importance of finding a leader who will uphold the mission and commitment to innovation in public transportation.