RANDOLPH — Randolph Township is thrilled to announce Denise Thornton’s appointment as the newest member of the Randolph Township Council. A dedicated public servant with a robust background in public safety, Denise brings a wealth of experience and commitment to our community.
She will fill the Council seat vacated by former Councilmember Marie Potter until the November 5th General election. Should she decide to run in the upcoming election, her name will appear on the ballot for consideration by Randolph residents.
Denise has lived in the Ironia section of Randolph for over 16 years and has lived in Morris County for life. As the daughter of a police officer and veteran, she has dedicated her life to serving others. In her professional career, Denise rose to the rank of Detective Captain, spearheading efforts to ensure the safety of Superior Court judges and leading teams to achieve international accreditations.
Her deep involvement in the community is evident through her role as the current President of the Randolph Township Library’s Board of Trustees and as a past President of the Ironia Fire Co. 4’s Ladies Auxiliary. Additionally, Denise is committed to fostering youth development by coaching local youth basketball and actively participating in her church.
“Denise’s professional and volunteer experiences well equip her to represent and advance the interests of Randolph residents,” said Mayor Christine Carey. “Her leadership and passion will undoubtedly contribute to the continued growth and success of our Township.”
Denise’s appointment to the Council is a testament to her unwavering dedication to public service and deep-rooted commitment to the Randolph community.
