Township of Randolph

Township of Randolph Randolph Township enjoys a well-deserved reputation as a highly desirable community in which to live.

The intent of the Randolph Township page is to disseminate information and events to residents. Your comments are appreciated; however, we will not respond to comments. Please forward any comments or concerns to [email protected] or call 973-989-7100.

06/12/2026

America 250 celebrations are ramping up in Randolph! In this week’s Council Corner, learn about several exciting events happening this summer, including the Independence Tree Dedication at Veterans Community Park, a community-wide Reading of the Declaration of Independence, the 50th Annual Randolph Freedom Festival, and Americana Bandstand, a special outdoor performance celebrating 250 years of American music.

▶️ Watch the full video for event details, dates, and ways you can join your friends and neighbors in celebrating America’s 250th anniversary right here in Randolph.

💙 Today is Say Hi Day 💙Last week, Randolph Township employees proudly recognized Say Hi Day — and today, June 11, is the...
06/11/2026

💙 Today is Say Hi Day 💙

Last week, Randolph Township employees proudly recognized Say Hi Day — and today, June 11, is the official ‘Say Hi’ Day.

The Say Hi Foundation was founded in 2019 in loving memory of Joseph Anthony Cinotti, who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 15. Joseph’s life was filled with love, laughter, and joy. Though he had special needs, that never defined him. He was known for his bright smile, his kind heart, and his favorite phrase — “Say Hi.”

Joseph greeted everyone he met with warmth and enthusiasm, reminding us that the little moments matter most and that kindness costs nothing. His spirit became the inspiration behind the Say Hi Foundation, which works to improve the lives of children and young adults with special needs in our community.

Today’s message is simple but powerful:
Say Hi. Be kind. Include everyone.

Let’s continue honoring Joseph’s legacy by building a Randolph community rooted in compassion, awareness, and inclusion. 💙

Randolph was proud to celebrate community, culture, and tradition at the Annual Big Greek Festival hosted by Saint Andre...
06/10/2026

Randolph was proud to celebrate community, culture, and tradition at the Annual Big Greek Festival hosted by Saint Andrew Greek Orthodox Church.

Mayor Mark Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia, and Councilmembers Christine Carey, Joe Hathaway, and Thornton joined Assemblywoman Aura Dunn, Assemblyman Christian Barranco, Senator Anthony Bucco, and Father John Theodosion for this beloved community event.

The Big Greek Festival brings residents and visitors together for Greek food, music, dancing, church tours, entertainment, and family-friendly fun right here in Randolph. Thank you to Saint Andrew Greek Orthodox Church and all of the volunteers who help make this celebration such a special tradition for our community!

🐝🌼 Randolph is a Bee City! 🌼🐝Did you know that more than 90% of New Jersey’s native plants rely on pollinators like bees...
06/09/2026

🐝🌼 Randolph is a Bee City! 🌼🐝

Did you know that more than 90% of New Jersey’s native plants rely on pollinators like bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects? Unfortunately, habitat loss and pesticide use have contributed to significant declines in pollinator populations.

As a proud Bee City USA affiliate, Randolph is committed to protecting and supporting pollinators that play a vital role in our local ecosystem. But protecting pollinators isn't just a municipal effort—it’s something we can all do together!

Here are a few simple ways you can help:
🌸 Plant native flowers and plants
🚫 Reduce or avoid unnecessary pesticide use
🌿 Support and preserve pollinator habitats

Small actions can make a big difference for the pollinators that help our gardens, parks, and natural spaces thrive.

Learn more about what being a Bee City means to Randolph and how you can help support a healthier environment for future generations. 🐝💛

✨ Celebrating a remarkable legacy of leadership and education! ✨Mayor Mark Forstenhausler and Council Member Joe Hathawa...
06/09/2026

✨ Celebrating a remarkable legacy of leadership and education! ✨

Mayor Mark Forstenhausler and Council Member Joe Hathaway were honored to attend the Gottesman RTW Academy Gala, where they presented a Township Proclamation recognizing the retirement of Head of School Dr. Moshe Vaknin and celebrating the Academy's 60 years of educational excellence in Morris County. The proclamation recognized Dr. Vaknin's two decades of dedicated leadership, service, and commitment to strengthening the institution and inspiring generations of students, families, and faculty.

A special moment of the evening was seeing Randolph Township's proclamation displayed alongside a letter of congratulations from Governor Mikie Sherrill, highlighting the profound impact Dr. Vaknin has made on the Academy and the broader community.

Congratulations to Dr. Vaknin on an extraordinary career, and best wishes on his well-deserved retirement. 🎉📚

06/09/2026

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: Millbrook Avenue Closure 🚧

Millbrook Avenue will be closed for approximately two hours while a large tree over power lines is removed.

The roadway will be closed at:
📍 Schoolhouse Road
📍 Lawrence Road

Residents and visitors needing access to the Randolph Municipal Building or Randolph High School should use the Lawrence Road entrance during the closure.

Please plan alternate routes, follow posted detours, and use caution when traveling in the area. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

🦅 Congratulations to Randolph's newest Eagle Scout!This past week, Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, an Eagle Scout himself,...
06/08/2026

🦅 Congratulations to Randolph's newest Eagle Scout!

This past week, Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, an Eagle Scout himself, had the honor of welcoming Cassiopeia Torres of Troops 109 and 901 into the distinguished ranks of Eagle Scouts during her Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony.

Cassiopeia earned scouting's highest achievement through years of dedication, leadership, and service. For her Eagle Scout project, she partnered with EDGE New Jersey to transform and reorganize a critical supply storage space, more than doubling its storage capacity and improving its functionality for community support efforts. With the help of volunteers, Cassiopeia coordinated over 140 hours of work, demonstrating the leadership, creativity, and commitment that define the very best of Scouting.

On behalf of the Township Council and the entire Randolph community, we congratulate Eagle Scout Cassiopeia Torres on this remarkable accomplishment and thank her for making a lasting impact on our community. 👏

06/06/2026

🎬 EVENT ALERT – MOVIE IN THE PARK CANCELED 🌩️

Due to the possibility of thunderstorms this evening, today’s scheduled Movie in the Park has been canceled.

The rain date is to be announced (TBA) and will be shared once confirmed.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to rescheduling for a better night under the stars! 🌟

⚡🚲 E-Bike & Bike Safety Awareness Event – Join Us This Saturday! 🚲⚡Thinking about purchasing an e-bike? Already riding o...
06/04/2026

⚡🚲 E-Bike & Bike Safety Awareness Event – Join Us This Saturday! 🚲⚡

Thinking about purchasing an e-bike? Already riding one? This event is for you.

Join us on Saturday, June 6th from 11:00am – 12:00pm at the Randolph Township Library (28 Calais Road) for an informative session focused on bike and e-bike safety awareness.

Learn about:
• Safe riding practices
• Current laws and regulations
• How to properly operate and maintain your e-bike
• Tips to keep yourself and others safe on the road

As e-bikes continue to grow in popularity, understanding how to ride responsibly is more important than ever. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just curious, we encourage residents to attend and stay informed.

📍 Randolph Township Library
🗓 Saturday, June 6
⏰ 11:00am – 12:00pm

We hope to see you there!

✨ America 250 – June in History ✨As we continue our journey toward celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary in 2026, we t...
06/04/2026

✨ America 250 – June in History ✨

As we continue our journey toward celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary in 2026, we take a look at the month of June, a time that has marked many important chapters in our nation’s story.

Throughout American history, June has been a month of defining moments that reflect the spirit, resilience, and progress of the United States. From milestones in freedom and civil rights to advancements in leadership, innovation, and national unity, June has played a meaningful role in shaping the course of our country.

Each month brings its own powerful reminders of how far we’ve come and how the actions of past generations continue to influence the freedoms and opportunities we enjoy today.

Follow along as Randolph highlights key historical moments leading up to America 250.

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502 Millbrook Avenue
Randolph, NJ
07869

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