Randolph Township is a largely residential town which boasts excellent schools, active recreation programs and a wealth of citizen volunteers. The town was named for Hartshorne Fitz-Randolph, one of the area's original landowners who settled here in the 1700s. Founders Day is celebrated each year on Nov 13.

The township has been a leader in preservation of open space, through a dedicated local tax and the use of county and state funds. Freedom Park on Carrell Road is the town's largest recreational facility which boasts a new children's playground. Also, athletic fields are located at Heistien Park on Doby Road and Fredom Park on Millbrook Road which connects to Patriot's Path.

Center Grove School

Municipal Building

Morris County College

Highly praised stage productions are presented frequently by the Brundage Playhouse community theater group. Their productions are held usually at the playhouse on Carrell Road.

Randolph has approximately 23,000 residents, with a projected growth to nearly 30,000 by 2010.