Senior Citizen of the Year Nominations Open

Parsippany, NJLocal News

The Township of Parsippany–Troy Hills has announced the opening of nominations for the 2025 Senior Citizen of the Year award, aimed at honoring residents who have made significant contributions through volunteerism and leadership. Mayor James Barberio remarked on the township's fortunate position to have dedicated senior citizens, stating, "This award allows us to shine a light on their efforts and thank them publicly. " Nominations can be submitted online, and they will be reviewed by a selection committee before the award is presented at a Township Council meeting. The township encourages community members to act quickly to ensure their nominees are considered. This recognition is essential in highlighting the positive impact seniors have on local life.

In 2024, over 50 nominations were received, demonstrating the community's engagement in honoring its senior citizens. The award not only acknowledges individual efforts but also promotes a culture of volunteerism within Parsippany. This initiative reflects the township's commitment to fostering community spirit and recognizing those who make a difference.

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