Randolph, New Jersey -My Home

Welcome to Randolph, New Jersey

Randolph the 3rd most-populous municipality in Morris County and its 21 square miles area is the 8th largest in the county. It has a diverse population of about 26,000 residents. In 2013, in the Coldwell Banker edition of, “Best Places to Live in New Jersey for Booming Suburbs.” Randolph was the number one ranked town in Morris County and fourth overall in the state citing "job growth, high percentage of home ownership, good schools, access to local shopping and community safety." Niche.com ranked Randolph amongst the Top 50 in its 2019 rankings of the "Best Places to Live" in New Jersey

Town Hall in Randolph Township

The Randolph Township municipal building, located at 502 Millbrook Avenue

Interior of Randolph Town Hall

Randolph’s council-manager form of government has been in operation since 1969. In 1968, local voters approved the recommendation of a special charter study commission by public. The distinctive feature of this form of government is the strict separation between legislative and administrative functions. As a result, administrative responsibilities are vested in a full-time township manager while the township council is responsible for all legislative matters. Randolph is served by 122 full-time and 49 part-time employees spread over numerous departments, divisions, bureaus and offices. Further, approximately 160 emergency volunteers support the rescue squad and four volunteer fire companies

Sunset at Shongum Lake

I have lived in this lake community since 1976. It hs special memories for me. My children learned out to swim here, were on the swim team, played with their friends on the beach, There were the beach parties, lazy summer afternoons and just plain great memories.

Randolph Artworks Studio

Artworks is a collection of accomplished artists and instructors who concentrate on art appreciation and the process of creation in various art mediums. The Studio offers a variety of classes for all age groups from 3-1/2 years of age to adults and a summer camp for elementary school-age students. Classes are structured to allow for process-oriented self discovery and class sizes are kept small—with an assistant for each instructor—to ensure individual attention.

Veterans Community Park In Randolph

This new park on Calais Road features a number of amenities including a community garden, a band shell, a paved and lighted walking path, pickle ball courts as well as restrooms and pavilions.

Veterans Park Pavilion and Band Shell

The Pavilion in Veterans Park is a wonderful place for a party or lunch.

Band Shell in Randolph's Veterans Community Park

Perfect place for a concert on a warm summer day.

Randolph Veterans Community Park

Another view of Veteran's Community Park

The Randolph Community Garden

The Community Garden, which is located within Veterans Community Park on Calais Road. The new garden, which follows organic gardening principles, includes 168 beds which are available for annual lease by Randolph residents.

Rosie's Trattoria in Mount Freedom

Wonderful dining experience in Randolph New Jersey

Faithfulness Christian Church in Mount Freedom

This is a historic Christian house of worship was at one time affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and located at the intersection of Sussex Turnpike and Church Road in the Mount Freedom section of Randolph Township. Today it serves ad a house of worship for members on the Korean community. The church building was built in 1868 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The Church is no longer used as a church.

Bleecker Street Stables

Located on Sussex Turnpike Bleecker Street Stables is a full service hunter/jumper facility offering a wide range of services for the equestrian enthusiast.

The Horse Stalls at Bleecker Street Stables

The beautiful interior of the Bleecker Street Stables in Randolph.

Bleecker Street Stables Indoor Riding Arena

This indoor riding arena does not let the weather stand in the way of your quality time in the saddle.

The Randolph Police Department

The Randolph Police Department is dedicated to the citizens of the Randolph community, ensuring the protect life and property, as well as maintaining public orde

The Openaki Road Bridge

The Openaki Road Bridge in Denville is a one-lane span that crosses the Den Brook at Openaki Lake, at the Randolph border, where the road becomes Casterline Road. The Openaki Road Bridge, a steel stringer structure, was built in 1924 and was rehabilitated in 1992, and repaired last year. The 15.5-foot-wide, 54-footlong bridge carries an average of 4,600 vehicles daily. It is posted to carry 13 tons. The bridge is scheduled to be fully replaced in 2023.

Lake Opaniki in Randolph on Winter Day

View from bridge on Opanike Road. The lake and surrounding property are privately owned

Randolph Fire Department

The Randolph Township Fire Department provides fire suppression, fire code enforcement and public education services to township residents. The department is served by over 125 volunteer firefighters who are accessible by pagers and provide 24-hour fire suppression services from four fire stations strategically located throughout the township. Additionally, the department maintains a bureau of fire prevention which enforces New Jersey’s Uniform Fire Safety Code

Ironia Fire Company Firemen Memorial

This memorial was dedicated to honor the contributions made by the volunteer members to the Ironia Fire Company Ironia

Randolph Township Fire Companies

Since 1933 The Randolph Millbrook Company #2 the members of this Fire Company have been there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, responding to all types of emergencies to keep the community and its members safe. Ironia Fire Company #4 was formed in 1947 by a group of civic minded men from the community. Randolph Mount Freedom Fire Company #3 is located on Millbrook Road in the Mount Freedom Section of the town. Shongum Mountain Fire Company # 5 was formed to provide fire protection for the Shongum Lake, West Hanover Ave. and east Sussex Turnpike region of Randolph Township,

Randolph Trails

Open year round, the trails can be used from dawn to dusk and are closed at night. During the winter months, there is no snow or ice removal, providing a wonderful opportunity for cross-country skiers and snowshoe enthusiasts.

Randolph Trails at Heistein Park

This part of the Randolph Trails System links Heistein Park with Veterans Community Park.

Autumn on the Blue Trail Near Radtke Road

The Blue Trail os 7.3 miles long. While Dogs are allowed on the trails they must be controlled on a 6-foot leash at all times. Motor vehicles, ATVs and dirt bikes are absolutely prohibited. Vehicles will be impounded by the police.