Issues

Where we stand on the things that matter to you.

Vote for Checks and Balance

For the first time in 16 years, Parsippany is operating under one-party rule. The Council is a small group of like-minded individuals, and as such discussion is limited and unanimous decisions have become commonplace -- even for potentially controversial decisions like voting to approve a Zone of Rehabilitation or entering into a 20 year agreement to re-open incinerators on Edwards Road.

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Vote for Fiscal Accountability

With state financial aid and township revenues rapidly shrinking, Parsippany now faces tough decisions on how to prioritize spending to maintain a balanced budget, and at the same time, preserve our high level of municipal services without borrowing and burdening Parsippany's future generations with unnecessary debt.

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Vote for Environmental Responsibility

To protect Parsippany’s natural resources, the Mayor and Council need to work together to identify ways to best conserve water and energy, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. We can begin to address this problem by pursuing funding opportunities available to “green city” pioneers as we look to design energy-saving initiatives.

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Vote for Accessible Government

Parsippany residents are busy people. Between school, family, work, and other obligations it’s sometimes difficult to stay up-to-date on what’s happening in town and the issues that are most important. Our government should make it as easy as possible for residents to engage and understand how local decisions are affecting our day-to-day life. Catanzaro, McCarthy, and Wyka plan to identify new ways to use current technology to keep you informed, and also obtain your feedback and ideas for improving Parsippany.

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Vote for Community Involvement

Regardless of the issue, it is crucial to learn about and consider different opinions on an issue. By surrounding oneself with like-minded people, it is very easy to make poor decisions that benefit only a limited number of people. Parsippany is a diverse community, and the decision-making processes should reflect that continuum of beliefs, ideas, and values.

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