The Clark Council held its reorganization meeting on January 1, 2025, marking the beginning of a new year and a new term for elected officials. The meeting commenced with Mayor Sal Bonacorso reflecting on his 24 years of service, highlighting numerous accomplishments that have shaped the community. He expressed pride in initiatives such as securing grants for local sports facilities, establishing community events like the Memorial Day parade and Breakfast with Santa, and enhancing public safety through the purchase of new ambulances for the first aid squad.

Mayor Bonacorso emphasized the importance of collaboration with both county officials and local developers, noting the successful development of Clark Commons and improvements to recreational facilities. He also acknowledged the contributions of past council members and community leaders, underscoring a spirit of bipartisanship that has characterized his tenure.

Following the mayor's address, Councilman Steve Hunt recognized the hard work of the mayor, business administrator Jim Ulrich, and town clerk Edie Merkel, commending their dedication to the residents of Clark. He congratulated the reelected council members, including Councilwoman Angel Albanese, who was appointed as council president, and Councilman Bill Smith, who became vice president.

Council members took turns expressing gratitude for community support and outlining their commitment to addressing residents' needs in the coming year. Councilman Mazzarella and Councilman Manitti both highlighted the importance of teamwork and community service, while Councilman O'Connor reported on significant developments in the township, including new health facilities and housing projects.

Business Administrator Jim Ulrich provided an overview of the township's financial health, noting that Clark remains on track with its budget and has implemented new technologies to improve municipal services. He also mentioned ongoing projects aimed at enhancing infrastructure and public safety.

The meeting concluded with a collective commitment from council members to continue fostering a collaborative environment focused on the community's best interests. As the council moves into 2025, they aim to build on past successes while addressing future challenges, ensuring Clark remains a desirable place to live and work.