Justin Musella To Hold 'Regular' Office Hours As Parsippany Council Member

PARSIPPANY, NJ — Get to know a new council member. Councilman-Elect Justin Musella says he will hold "regular" office hours once he becomes a Parsippany Township Council member.

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Musella will announce more information on location and times after inauguration day.

The councilman-elect was part of the Republican slate that swept Parsippany's mayor and council elections Nov. 2. Mayor-Elect James Barberio's ticket featured Musella and Councilman-Elect Frank Neglia.

Their victories will make Parsippany's mayorship and council completely Republican come January. Read more: Michael Soriano Concedes Mayoral Election To James Barberio

“I believe that representing hard-working taxpayers begins from the ground up," Musella said. "By making time for residents to voice their concerns or even just make suggestions, we can ensure that Town Hall is more responsive to problems that otherwise would go unnoticed.

“While I have strong confidence in Mayor Barberio and his plans to revitalize our local government, I want to ensure that the mistakes of the past four years are not repeated, namely those of ignorance toward issues that everyday residents face.”

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