Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Agenda Meeting
The council held an agenda meeting where members reviewed items for an upcoming session. Public discussion heavily focused on a proposed ordinance regarding data centers, with residents advocating for stricter controls on noise, light intrusion, diesel usage, and tax abatements. Additionally, multiple community members raised concerns and shared personal accounts regarding recent immigration enforcement raids in the area, requesting clarity on the involvement of local police and advocating for a resolution to protect residents and local businesses from similar future actions. Other topics included a request for signage along Route 46, a need for improved street lighting on Farmstead, and a request for a flag related to Native American Heritage Month.
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Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills Council Regular Township Council Meeting
The meeting involved the final approval of an ordinance establishing 2025-2028 salary ranges for township employees. The Council also engaged in a public session addressing topics such as proposed bans on data centers, property redevelopment initiatives, and the reinstatement of address requirements for public speakers. The consent agenda included the cancellation of unexpended capital appropriation balances, tax exemptions for disabled veterans, a shared services agreement for school safety officers, purchases of fleet equipment, traffic signal repairs, a financial consulting contract, and an agreement for youth sports EMS coverage. Additionally, the Mayor provided updates on municipal programs and events, and an ordinance amending traffic and parking regulations was introduced.
Aug 4, 2026·Board meeting
Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Agenda Meeting
The Council discussed several key items, including a public session featuring resident concerns regarding police investigations, body cameras, flag policies, and land use for specific properties. The meeting included the approval of various consent agenda items, such as the cancellation of property taxes for disabled veterans, a shared services agreement with the Board of Education, and authorization for professional financial consulting services. Additionally, the Council authorized preliminary investigations by the Planning Board for potential redevelopment areas, adopted a revised employee handbook, approved a corrective action plan for the 2025 municipal audit, and awarded a multi-year contract for water storage tank management. Financial actions included the authorization of payroll and bill payments.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting
Township Council Regular Meeting
The council held a series of public hearings and passed several bond ordinances concerning capital improvements. These included projects for the sewer utility, water utility, and general infrastructure improvements. Additionally, the council approved ordinances for the purchase of equipment, including specialized riding mowers, an SUV, and other general equipment for the golf utility. Public inquiries were addressed regarding the nature of specific equipment purchases and capital projects.
