RANDOLPH, NJ — Rosenfarb Park has new playground equipment, and Randolph Township recently celebrated the improvements with a re-dedication.
According to a township announcement, Paula Rosenfarb joined Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia and Council Members Chris Carey, Joe Hathaway, Denise Thornton and Joanne Veech for the re-dedication of the newly installed playground equipment at Rosenfarb Park.
Township Manager Greg Poff, Assistant Manager Evan Covello, Recreation Director Steve Eisenstein and Township Engineer Trista Kuna-Santos also attended the ceremony.
The improvements were supported in part by a $70,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.
The township said the improvements provide a refreshed recreational space for local families and children.
"Thank you to the NJ DCA and everyone involved in bringing these improvements to life and continuing to invest in Randolph's parks and recreational spaces!" the township wrote.
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