Township Council

Randolph Township Council approves $1.2 million fire apparatus to replace aging truck. The council voted 5-0 with two abstentions to authorize purchase of the new apparatus for $1,196,419.11, replacing a 1991 pumper truck that has served 35 years. Fire Chief Mike Vanadia and Deputy Fire Chief Greg

Randolph adopts $40.2M budget with 6.72 percent increase on divided vote. The Township Council approved the 2026 municipal budget of $40,220,942 with a 6 to 1 vote, Councilman Hathaway voting against. Township Manager Poff attributed the increase to rising health insurance and pension costs. The

Randolph approves $40.2 million budget with 7.83 percent tax increase. The Township Council unanimously advanced the 2026 municipal budget, proposing appropriations of $40,220,942, a 6.72 percent increase over 2025. The municipal tax rate will rise to $0.537 per $100 of assessed valuation from

Randolph municipal budget rises 6.7 percent to $40.2 million, driving property taxes up 7.83 percent for average residents. Manager Poff cited non-discretionary expenses: insurance exceeding $1.4 million, contractual salary increases, pensions, and social security account for 82 percent of the

Randolph Township Council advances 2026 budget with manager-recommended adjustments designed to ease property tax burden on residents. Manager Greg Poff recommended using an additional $190,000 in fund balance and deferring capital projects to cut the tax levy by $295,000; the adjustments reduced