PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council unanimously approved Resolution R2026-152, formally consenting to the appointment of Khaled Madin as Business Administrator for the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills.
The action makes official the appointment of Madin, who will oversee the day-to-day operations of township government and coordinate municipal departments while working closely with the Mayor and Township Council to implement policies and initiatives.
Mayor Pulkit noted that Khaled’s appointment is about one thing: delivering better results for the residents of Parsippany.
From day one, I promised that this administration would move things forward, eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy, and focus on execution. Khaled brings decades of municipal experience and an unmatched understanding of Parsippany township operations. He shares my sense of urgency and my vision for Parsippany’s future.
Khaled’s appointment strengthens our ability to move projects forward, improve coordination across departments, and better serve our residents. Just as importantly, it does so while saving taxpayers approximately over $150,000 in salary and benefits by consolidating two positions into one. Let me be clear, he is not collecting two salaries.
This appointment reflects our approach to governing: put experienced people in positions where they can succeed, eliminate unnecessary costs, and focus relentlessly on delivering results for the people of Parsippany.
During his acceptance remarks, Madin thanked township leadership for their support and emphasized his commitment to serving all residents.
“I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Mayor and members of the Council for their confidence, support, and the opportunity to serve the residents of Parsippany-Troy Hills. I also want our residents to know that this administration is committed to serving every member of our community. We are not focused on political labels or partisan divisions. Whether you identify as red, blue, purple, green, or anywhere in between, our responsibility remains the same: to serve all residents equally and to always act in the best interests of our township. Our mission is straightforward: to make Parsippany-Troy Hills the very best place to live, work, and raise a family. We will remain focused on delivering results, strengthening our community, and ensuring that local government works effectively and responsibly for everyone we serve.”
The resolution passed unanimously, reflecting the Council’s support for Madin’s appointment and confidence in his leadership. With decades of municipal experience and extensive knowledge of township operations, Madin now assumes one of the most important administrative roles in local government as Parsippany continues to focus on economic growth, municipal efficiency, and delivering services to residents.
