East Hanover Township Information

Incorporated in 1928, the Township of East Hanover covers an area of 8.2 square miles. It is 25 miles west of New York City and 15 miles west of the City of Newark. The Passaic River is on its Eastern border and the Whippany River is on its Western side. Parsippany, Troy Hills, Florham Park, Hanover Township (Whippany), Roseland, Livingston and Montville are the municipalities adjacent to East Hanover. Routes 10 and 280 are major arteries which pass through East Hanover along with Eagle Rock Avenue. Largely developed, East Hanover is proud of the major corporations located here in addition to more than 2100 other business enterprises operating in industrial parks, contemporary office complexes, and retail stores.

Route 10 is one of the finest shopping areas in New Jersey. Mount Pleasant Avenue contains a historical district, which has been placed in the Congressional Record. The First Presbyterian Church and its adjoining graveyard date back to the Revolutionary War. Many American Indian artifacts have been discovered in various parts of East Hanover.

A Thriving Future for East Hanover:
Mayor Pannullo’s Commitment to Progress

Mayor Joe Pannullo’s dedication to East Hanover, NJ, is rooted in a passion for community, growth, and opportunity. Under his leadership, East Hanover has become a place where families thrive, businesses succeed, and residents enjoy a high quality of life. From expanding social programs for seniors to enhancing recreational facilities for children, Mayor Pannullo has worked tirelessly to make East Hanover a vibrant, welcoming town for all.

His commitment to public safety, including upgraded police and fire services, ensures that our community remains one of the safest in the region. With deep ties to both local and statewide organizations, Mayor Pannullo is a proven leader who champions progress, making East Hanover the perfect place to live, work, and grow.