Elmwood Park honors Scott Kars for 38 years at DPW; council and residents praise longtime superintendent
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The Elmwood Park Mayor and Council presented a retirement ceremony for Scott Kars, superintendent of the Department of Public Works, honoring his 38 years of service to the borough.
The Elmwood Park Mayor and Council recognized Scott Kars on March 20 for 38 years of service to the borough's Department of Public Works. The council and community leaders praised Kars for his long tenure, institutional knowledge and responsiveness to residents.
Speakers including Mayor Colette, council members and community members offered remarks that highlighted Kars's progression from a laborer to DPW superintendent and his steady presence in the community. Kars addressed the meeting and said, "I've 38 years, it's been a blessing, to work for the community," and thanked the administration and colleagues who supported him during his career.
The council recessed briefly for family photographs and to allow attendees to greet Kars; colleagues described him as dedicated, reliable and committed to the borough. The meeting resumed after the presentation and moved on to other agenda items.
