The
Borough of Morris Plains is a residential community of approximately 2 square miles. At one time the town contained many large estates. Today, this quiet dignity is retained in a suburban atmosphere which mixes older homes, tree-lined streets, wooded areas, and new well-planned residential districts.
Morris Plains offers its residents many of the benefits and conveniences of suburban living. A small shopping center along Main Street provides convenient banking and staple shopping facilities. Extensive department store and specialty shopping is available in nearby Morristown and at Route 10 shopping malls.
The municipality’s excellent public school system provides neighborhood schools for most children. Secondary classes are shared with Morristown and Morris Township schools.
In addition, the municipality maintains a 47-acre recreation site that offers a full program of activities. The facilities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, skating and fishing areas. Smaller neighborhood parks extend into most residential districts.
Transportation
Routes 202 and 53 bisect the town and provide efficient access to the following major metropolitan arteries: Route 10, 287, 280, and I-80. The New Jersey Transit railroad station is in center of town offers commuters excellent service to many points within the New York metropolitan area. Nearby Morristown Airport has limousine and
helicopter service to all major airports.
Shopping
Local shopping area, Morristown Center, Morris County Mall.
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Population:
5,236 |
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Municipal Offices:
531 Speedwell Ave
(973) 538-2224
weekdays 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
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Library:
77 Glenbrook Road
(973) 538-2599
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