October 11, 2026
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council weighs response to ICE activity
With about 10 residents taken into custody, the township sought answers for families while council members considered a response.
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Every Sundays edition for Parsippany-Troy Hills Township, NJ in 2026. 8 weekly recaps of council, school board, and planning board decisions. Latest in 2026: Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council weighs response to ICE activity.
October 4, 2026
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Planning Board refers three properties for review
Two referrals won unanimous approval; a third passed with one abstention following a procedural clarification.
Read full edition →September 27, 2026
Planning Board approves LC900 addition plan unanimously
Board members signed off on changes to LC900 after reviewing setbacks, coverage, drainage, lighting, and county soil-erosion requirements for the Block 18.8 property.
Read full edition →September 20, 2026
Council adopts parking ordinance on final reading
Parsippany council unanimously approved Ordinance 2026-32 after a required public hearing drew no comments, locking in a traffic code change first introduced on August 18.
Read full edition →September 13, 2026
Council moves on after attorney reports no items
The attorney’s report lasted one word, and Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council moved straight to the next item without discussion or follow-up.
Read full edition →September 6, 2026
Council hears case for darker, smarter outdoor lighting
A Dark Sky New Jersey presentation argued that bad lighting costs money, harms wildlife, and leaves towns with practical choices on fixtures, brightness, and timing.
Read full edition →August 30, 2026
Council adopts $4.8 million sewer bond ordinance
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council gave final approval to Ordinance 2026-21, clearing the way for $4,800,000 in sewer utility capital improvements.
Read full edition →June 14, 2026
Parsippany council adopts 2026 budget in 3-2 vote
After residents pressed for more detail on taxes, borrowing, and long-term planning, the council approved the township’s 2026 budget over two dissenting votes.
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