The Clark Town Council meeting on July 21, 2025, highlighted several key community initiatives and legislative actions. The meeting began with a celebration of the successful Fourth of July fireworks display, which was praised for its safety and enjoyment. Mayor Sal and Recreation Director Ralph Bernardo were commended for their efforts in organizing the event, which has become a staple in the community since its revival in recent years.

The council also reported on the Clark Recreation Program, which is currently serving over 700 children daily with a variety of activities, including games and arts and crafts. The Clark Community Pool has seen a surge in memberships, surpassing 800, and continues to offer themed events and activities for families.

In terms of legislative matters, the council discussed several ordinances. The first ordinance amended regulations regarding alcoholic beverage licenses, extending Sunday service hours from 10 AM to 5 PM to 10 AM to 7 PM. This change was adopted unanimously.

Another significant ordinance involved the transfer of property on Westfield Avenue for a new 39-unit housing project, which will also generate additional funds through a 2% transfer fee. The council approved this ordinance with one member abstaining.

Lastly, a capital ordinance was introduced to allocate $200,000 for the installation of fire alarm systems at various municipal buildings, ensuring enhanced safety measures for the community. This ordinance was also adopted without opposition.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to community engagement and safety, alongside proactive measures to enhance local infrastructure and recreational opportunities.