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Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Capital Improvements Bond Ordinance is a local government financing mechanism used by the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, to fund capital infrastructure projects within the municipality. A $2. 75 million road improvement bond ordinance was introduced at the April 21, 2026 Township Council meeting, with a final vote scheduled for May 19, 2026.
The ordinance is part of the township's ongoing capital improvement program that includes road reconstruction, vehicle and equipment purchases for public works and sewer utility, and related infrastructure projects. This funding is specific to municipal government use within Parsippany-Troy Hills and is not available to outside applicants.
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Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meeting – April 21, 2026 | Parsippany Focus Kiwanis Club Leaders Visit Central Middle School Builders Club The Invisible Work Behind Every Successful Construction Project The Hidden Work Behind Hassle-Free Property Ownership MISSING 12-YEAR-OLD FOUND SAFE Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Meeting – April 20, 2026 Home Local News Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meeting - April 21, 2026 Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meeting – April 21, 2026 Councilmen Matthew Kavanugh, Paul Carfi, Jr., Matthew McGraft (standing), President Judy Hernandez and Vice President Diya Patel PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council is set to hold its General Meeting on Tuesday, April 21, starting at 7:00 p.
m. Click here to download the agenda. 1.
Ordinances (Final Vote & Public Hearings) Changes to EMS billing procedures (third-party payment plan). Tattoo establishments may officially be allowed under zoning as “personal services. ” Updates to parks, recreation, and related fees .
Public hearing on the township budget . Vote to amend and officially adopt the 2026 budget . Ordinance to exceed budget caps and establish a cap bank .
3. Major Purchases & Projects (Consent Agenda) Routine approvals expected for: Multiple vehicles and trucks (Ford Explorers, F550, Western Star trucks). Equipment for sewer utility and public works .
Fireworks display contract . Road reconstruction project (Intervale Streets Phase 1) . Acceptance of a U.S. Army tank donation .
Purchase of specialized equipment like lifts and machinery. 4. New Committees Being Created Recreational Fields Use Committee PILOT (Payment In Lieu of Taxes) Review Committee 5.
New Ordinance Introduced $2. 75 million road improvement bond ordinance introduced (final vote scheduled for May 19). Contract approval for apparel and promotional items .
Approval of meeting minutes . Reports from the Mayor, Council, and administration . Approval of $1.
65 million payroll and $2. 3 million in bills . Executive session to discuss a legal matter involving Glenmont Commons .
Council Vice President Diya Patel – (D) Term ends December 31, 2029 Mayor Pulkit Desai – (D) Term ends December 31, 2029 Councilman Paul Carifi Jr. (R) Term ends December 31, 2027 Council President Judy Hernandez (D) Term ends December 31, 2027 Councilman Matthew Kavanagh – (D) Term ends December 31, 2029 Councilman Matt McGrath – (R) Term ends December 31, 2027 Previous article Planning Board Approves 178-Unit Toll Brothers Development at 4 Gatehall Drive Next article Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Meeting – April 20, 2026 Frank L.
Cahill Publisher of Parsippany Focus since 1989 and Morris Focus since 2019, both covering a wide range of events. Mr. Cahill serves as the Executive Board Member of the Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce, Governor NJ District Kiwanis International, and Chairman of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Board.
Kiwanis Club Leaders Visit Central Middle School Builders Club The Invisible Work Behind Every Successful Construction Project The Hidden Work Behind Hassle-Free Property Ownership MISSING 12-YEAR-OLD FOUND SAFE Video: Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Meeting – April 20, 2026 Planning Board Approves 178-Unit Toll Brothers Development at 4 Gatehall Drive Morris County to Hold Memorial Day Observance Parsippany Invites Residents to Annual Arbor Day Celebration Day Pitney Welcomes Grace Chun to Real Estate and Land Use Team Mayor Pulkit Desai Supports Global Save Soil Initiative Valley Bank Participates in PACC Member Showcase at Staples Central Middle School Hosts Successful Spring Food Truck & Craft Fair Kiwanis Club Leaders Visit Central Middle School Builders Club The Invisible Work Behind Every Successful Construction Project The Hidden Work Behind Hassle-Free Property Ownership MISSING 12-YEAR-OLD FOUND SAFE Click on image to read magazine Parsippany Focus Magazine Kiwanis Club Leaders Visit Central Middle School Builders Club The Invisible Work Behind Every Successful Construction Project The Hidden Work Behind Hassle-Free Property Ownership Driver Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated on Justin Court in Hanover Township Driver Charged After Crossing Into Oncoming Traffic in Parsippany Crash Driver Charged with DWI After Crash on Rockaway Place Letters to the editor 599
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