Parsippany Police Chief Andrew Miller To Retire June 30

PARSIPPANY, NJ — Parsippany Police Chief Andrew Miller will retire June 30, according to a township spokesperson. The township does not yet know who will replace him.

"The Township has not made a decision on an interim or replacement at this time," spokesperson Peter Koerella told Patch via email. "The Township is a civil service community and intends to hold a test to fill the vacancy."

The township didn't have information on when it might make an official decision.

Cpt. Miller was promoted to chief March 1, 2018, replacing Chief Paul Phillipps upon his retirement. Miller entered the position after 26 years with the Parsippany Police Department. He also served eight years with the New Jersey Army National Guard.

“This incredible opportunity is owed to the Parsippany police officers who I’ve worked for and with over the years," Miller said in 2018, "whose leadership, influence and shared job experiences provide the knowledge and ability necessary for me to assume this trust. To Mayor Michael Soriano, your confidence and trust in me is greatly appreciated.”

Patch reached out to Miller for comment on his retirement and will update with any response.

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