Parsippany Buys Late Councilman's Home, Will Use as EMS Offices

Parsippany political figure James Vigilante is gone, but he certainly won’t be forgotten.

The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Tuesday night unanimously approved the purchase of Vigilante’s former Littleton Road home, which was most recently listed for $599,000 by his estate.

The plan for the property, which includes five bedrooms, four full and two-half bathrooms, is to convert it into parking and administrative offices for the Parsippany Emergency Medical Services staff.

Vigilante served as a Parsippany councilman from 1996 to 2008 and again for six months in 2012. He died of a heart attack in November 2013.

Patch is waiting for a response from the Mayor’s office regarding the acquisition price of the home and accompanying 0.59-acre lot. This story will be updated when additional details are made available.

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