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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.

10/30/2026

🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT: COMBS HOLLOW ROAD CLOSURE

Combs Hollow Road is currently closed between Combs Avenue and Waterfall Drive due to a motor vehicle crash involving a broken utility pole and downed wires.

JCP&L has been notified and is currently estimated to arrive within 1–2 hours.

Please avoid the area, use alternate routes, and never approach downed wires, as they should always be treated as energized.

We will provide additional updates as they become available. Thank you.

10/30/2026

Your Input is Needed. Randolph Library Survey Now Live!

This week, Councilwoman Denise Thornton sits down with Kate Mathe, Adult Services Librarian, to discuss the 2026 Randolph Library Survey and why resident feedback is so important.

The Library wants to hear from you! Take just 5–10 minutes to share how you currently use the Library and what programs, services, and resources you would like to see offered in the future.

📚 Your feedback will help shape the future of the Randolph Library.
📱Visit www.randolphlibrarynj.org

Please complete the survey by November 14, and watch this week’s Council Corner Video to learn more!

🏦 Celebrating a Fresh New Look at M&T BankMayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia, and Councilmembers ...
10/30/2026

🏦 Celebrating a Fresh New Look at M&T Bank

Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia, and Councilmembers Chris Carey and Denise Thornton attended the ribbon cutting for the newly redecorated M&T Bank, located at 128 Center Grove Road, this past Sunday.

Congratulations to the M&T Bank team on the refreshed space, and thank you for continuing to be part of the Randolph business community. We wish you continued success!

🎉 Rosenfarb Park Playground Re-DedicationPaula Rosenfarb joined Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivocci...
10/30/2026

🎉 Rosenfarb Park Playground Re-Dedication

Paula Rosenfarb joined Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia, Council Members Chris Carey, Joe Hathaway, Denise Thornton, and Joanne Veech, along with Township Manager Greg Poff, Assistant Manager Evan Covello, Recreation Director Steve Eisenstein, and Township Engineer Trista Kuna-Santos for the re-dedication of the newly installed playground equipment at Rosenfarb Park.

The playground improvements were supported in part by a $70,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA), helping provide a refreshed recreational space for Randolph families and children to enjoy for years to come.

Thank you to the NJ DCA and everyone involved in bringing these improvements to life and continuing to invest in Randolph’s parks and recreational spaces!

10/26/2026

Randolph Clean Communities Update!

Councilwoman Denise Thornton shares an update on Randolph’s Clean Communities program and the incredible participation from our residents, organizations, and community groups.

This year, 22 groups signed up with a total of 1,053 participants, representing an increase of more than 400% compared to last October. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and helped keep Randolph clean, beautiful, and welcoming.

Watch to learn more about this outstanding community effort!

🎃 Randolph’s Haunted Trail was a frightfully fun time! 👻Thank you to all of the Randolph residents and families who came...
10/26/2026

🎃 Randolph’s Haunted Trail was a frightfully fun time! 👻

Thank you to all of the Randolph residents and families who came out to enjoy this year’s Haunted Trail. A big thank you to our Parks & Recreation Department for putting together another fun and spooky community event!

We also appreciate Smash and Dash and Brewnicorn for helping keep everyone fueled with food and beverages throughout the evening.

Thank you to everyone who participated, and have a happy and safe Halloween, Randolph! 🎃

Earlier this month, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia and Councilmembers Chris Carey, Hathaway and Thornton joined the celebra...
10/22/2026

Earlier this month, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia and Councilmembers Chris Carey, Hathaway and Thornton joined the celebration for the grand opening of CogniCare Psychological Services here in Randolph.

Located at 477 Route 10, CogniCare is made up of a team of caring and experienced therapists who work with children, adolescents and adults through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, while also offering couples and family therapy.

We’re proud to welcome CogniCare to the Randolph business community and wish their entire team continued success as they serve individuals and families in our area.

Congratulations on your grand opening!

🎃 Halloween in Randolph is packed with spooky fun! 👻From the Randolph Haunted Trail and family-friendly daytime activiti...
10/21/2026

🎃 Halloween in Randolph is packed with spooky fun! 👻

From the Randolph Haunted Trail and family-friendly daytime activities to Trunk or Treat, and more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this Halloween season.

Swipe through our carousel to see what’s happening around Randolph, check the dates and details, and start planning your Halloween fun.

We hope to see you out and about celebrating with the community! 👻

Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia recently joined members of the community at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life in Randolph fo...
10/21/2026

Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia recently joined members of the community at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life in Randolph for a powerful evening with Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann.

Through his personal story of survival, faith and resilience, Steigmann shared an important message about the strength of the human spirit and the responsibility we all have to remember the lessons of the Holocaust.

Thank you to the Chabad Center for Jewish Life for bringing this meaningful program to our community and providing residents with the opportunity to hear firsthand from a Holocaust survivor.

Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia and Councilwoman Chris Carey joined the Historical Society of Old Randolph for the final Ran...
10/20/2026

Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia and Councilwoman Chris Carey joined the Historical Society of Old Randolph for the final Randolph Reminisces program of 2026 at the Randolph Township Library.

Guest speaker and railroad historian Bob Bahrs presented an engaging look back at the Lackawanna Rail Road in Randolph Township, featuring more than 100 vintage images that helped bring Randolph’s railroad history to life.

Bahrs also presented the Randolph Township Museum with a brick and mounting hardware salvaged from the former Lackawanna Rail Road building before it was demolished—an important piece of local history that can now be preserved for future generations.

Thank you to the Historical Society of Old Randolph, Bob Bahrs, and everyone who attended for helping celebrate and preserve the stories that connect our community!

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502 Millbrook Avenue
Randolph, NJ
07869

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+19739897100

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