In celebration of Black History Month, we proudly honor Crystal J. Lewis, Atlantic City's first female Public Works Director. With over 30 years of unwavering dedication, Ms. Lewis has been a beacon of leadership, perseverance, and excellence in public service. Her journey is not only a testament to her personal determination but also a reflection of her commitment to paving the way for others.
As one of the first African American women to successfully pass the New Jersey Certified Public Works Managers exam, Ms. Lewis broke barriers and set new standards for women in leadership roles. Her achievements have not only strengthened Atlantic City's public works but have also inspired countless individuals to pursue careers in public service.
Throughout her career, Ms. Lewis has been instrumental in advancing community projects, fostering teamwork, and championing innovation within the department. Her dedication has left a lasting impact on the city and its residents, showcasing the power of passion and commitment in making meaningful change.
While we highlight her legacy during Black History Month, Ms. Lewis’s contributions continue to shape Atlantic City every single day. Her story is a powerful reminder of the incredible impact one individual can have on a community.
Published on
4/2/2025
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