Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meet-18. February 2025

Parsippany-the municipal council of Parsippany-Troy Hills met Tuesday, February 18, At 7:00 p.m. to discuss a number of community initiatives, infrastructure improvements and financial matters that will affect the future of the community.

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Agenda highlights

Consenting agenda (routine permits)

1. Appointment of Special Law Enforcement Officers, Class II
2. Interlocal agreement with Morris County for a nutrition center in the community center
3. Household appropriation transfers
4. Change of order No. 8 for Well No. 1 AR replacement project
5. Purchase of an aerial capacity and a chip body
6. Purchase of two Lenovo Think system servers for Parsippany Police
7. Buying a video system and video manager in the car for the police
8. Contract extension for sewage sludge services

Regulations – first reading

1. Regulation 2025: 01 – Acceptance of the 169 Lackawanna Avenue renovation plan.
2. Regulation 2025: 02 – Changes to Chapter 430 (zoning) of the Township Code.

Non-consulting agenda (discussion & separate voices)

• Change orders for Good 21-R replacement project And Well No. 1 Ar replacement project.

Financial permits

• Salary bills (February 28, 2025) – 1,650,000 USD
• Invoices lists payments (February 18, 2025) – $ 3,415,167.98

What's next?

The next council meeting after the meeting on February 4, is planned for March 4, 2025At 7:00 p.m., the residents are encouraged to stay up to date and deal with these discussions, while the community continues to grow and develop.

The council meeting offers the opportunity for public contributions and enables residents to express their opinion on important questions that affect the community. Those who are interested in participating in or participating Public session Should be ready to share your thoughts and concerns during the specified time.

A reasonable announcement of this session was presented in accordance with the requirements of the law on open public meetings by submitting the notification in the office of the Township Clerker and by publishing the meeting in the Bulletin Board in the city building on December 2, 2024. where it has stayed since this date. A legal note appeared in the daily record and in the Newark Star Ledger on December 6th, 2024.

Mayor James Barberio
President Paul Carifi, Jr.
Vice President of the Council Frank Food
City Councilor Justin Musella
City Councilor Matt McGrath
City councilor Judy Hernandez