CAN THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP TELL ME HOW MUCH MONEY I OWE IN SID ASSESSMENT?

A: No, The Town of Morristown collects assessments paid to the SID along with taxes paid to the Town itself. Questions should be directed to the Tax Collector’s office at (973) 292-6669

WHO SHOULD I CALL WHEN PROBLEMS ARISE WITH IN THE SID?

A: Call 911 immediately for response to all crimes and emergencies in progress.

Call Morristown Police non-emergency line (973) 538-2200 promptly to report all crimes that have already occurred – or crimes not currently in progress. This may include property crimes or vandalism, graffiti, crimes against people, public order difficulties and more.

When you are in doubt about where to call, call 911 and let the trained operator determine how to route your call and deploy appropriate resources.

If your problem is not an emergency, please call the Morristown Partnership and we will do our best to direct you to the appropriate contact. (973) 455-1133

WHAT ARE THE PHONE NUMBERS FOR THE LOCAL PARKING GARAGES OR PARKING LOTS DOWNTOWN?

A: As a service to people visiting downtown, the Morristown Parking Authority (MPA) provides a listing of downtown parking garages here.

Morristown Parking Authority (973) 539-4810

LAZ Parking (Headquarters Plaza) (973) 455-1177

Standard Parking (Highlands/Train Station)(973) 267-4374

HOW DOES THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP HELP PROMOTE BUSINESS?

A: The Morristown Partnership’s staff participates in all planning initiatives that affect downtown’s business climate. This includes plans for everything from regional transportation systems to neighborhood redevelopment projects.  We act as a liaison between businesses and policy makers to ensure all voices are heard and plans promote positive growth of downtown’s retail, commercial, and residential markets.

CAN THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP MAKE RULES FOR THE DOWNTOWN?

A: No, only the Morristown Town Council can make rules for downtown. The Morristown Partnership has facilitated many community stakeholder groups to study issues affecting downtown. Out of these have come recommendations to the Town Council for new ordinances, and revisions to existing ordinances.

CAN THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP RESOLVE ISSUES WITH THE TOWN OF MORRISTOWN AND ITS INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENTS?

A: Yes. The Morristown Partnership prides itself on its advocacy role and its ability to work with the various town departments. While the Morristown Partnership can’t solve all challenges, often the Morristown Partnership staff know just who to call to get a job done quickly or get a question answered.

IS THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP PART OF THE TOWN OF MORRISTOWN?

A: No, the Morristown Partnership is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization governed by a District Management Corporation (DMC). The Morristown Partnership has a good working relationship with the Town. This enables the organization to work as an advocate for downtown as well as work through challenges quickly for its constituents, the downtown property and business owners.

CAN I GET INVOLVED WITH THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP IF I’M NOT A MEMBER?

A: Yes. The Morristown Partnership offers many sponsorship advertising and participation opportunities to businesses looking to reach the greater Morristown community.

WHO ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP?

A: Over 500 commercial properties and their tenants are members of the Morristown Partnership. Downtown property owners within the boundaries of the SID are automatically assessed through a quarterly tax bill from the municipality.  We include commercial tenants within these properties in our membership.

Call us today to find out if you’re a member!  (973) 455-1133

HOW SPECIFICALLY DOES THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP SERVE DOWNTOWN?

A: Morristown Partnership is a full-time advocate for downtown supporting initiatives that increase the value and vitality of the area including economic development initiatives in areas of redevelopment, business recruitment and retention, marketing, creative placemaking, promotions, events and capital improvement projects.

In addition, Morristown Partnership provides direct services for downtown including:

• Shop local and gift certificate programs
• Retail recruitment and site selection support services
• Business networking events
• Star Ledger and NJ.com partnership promoting Morristown through print and digital publications year-round. (Only community in New Jersey to partner with supplemental publications.)
• Production of the annual community events including: Morristown Restaurant Week, Meet Me in Morristown, Morristown Farmers Market, Morristown Festival on the Green, Downtown Morristown Halloween Trick or Treat, Christmas Festival at the Morristown Green

HOW IS THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP FUNDED?

HOW DOES THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP DEFINE THE “SID?”

WHAT IS THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (SID)?

A: As the Special Improvement District (SID) of Morristown, the Morristown Partnership is a nonprofit organization that works with key downtown stakeholders – such as property owners, retailers, residents, government leaders, and community organizations – to advance our collective vision for the future of downtown Morristown.

MISSION: TO HELP MORRISTOWN ACHIEVE ITS FULL POTENTIAL AS A PREMIER COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO LIVE, WORK, PLAY, SHOP AND DO BUSINESS

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WHAT IS THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (SID)?

As the Special Improvement District (SID) of Morristown, the Morristown Partnership is a nonprofit organization that works with key downtown stakeholders – such as property owners, retailers, residents, government leaders, and community organizations – to advance our collective vision for the future of downtown Morristown.

MISSION: TO HELP MORRISTOWN ACHIEVE ITS FULL POTENTIAL AS A PREMIER COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO LIVE, WORK, PLAY, SHOP AND DO BUSINESS

HOW DOES THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP DEFINE THE “SID?”

HOW IS THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP FUNDED?

HOW SPECIFICALLY DOES THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP SERVE DOWNTOWN?

WHO ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP?

Over 500 commercial properties and their tenants are members of the Morristown Partnership. Downtown property owners within the boundaries of the SID are automatically assessed through a quarterly tax bill from the municipality. We include commercial tenants within these properties in our membership.

Call us today to find out if you’re a member! (973) 455-1133

CAN I GET INVOLVED WITH THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP IF I’M NOT A MEMBER?

Yes. The Morristown Partnership offers many sponsorship advertising and participation opportunities to businesses looking to reach the greater Morristown community.

Click to view our Sponsorship page.

IS THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP PART OF THE TOWN OF MORRISTOWN?

No, the Morristown Partnership is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization governed by a District Management Corporation (DMC). The Morristown Partnership has a good working relationship with the Town. This enables the organization to work as an advocate for downtown as well as work through challenges quickly for its constituents, the downtown property and business owners.

CAN THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP RESOLVE ISSUES WITH THE TOWN OF MORRISTOWN AND ITS INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENTS?

Yes. The Morristown Partnership prides itself on its advocacy role and its ability to work with the various town departments. While the Morristown Partnership can’t solve all challenges, often the Morristown Partnership staff know just who to call to get a job done quickly or get a question answered.

CAN THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP MAKE RULES FOR THE DOWNTOWN?

No, only the Morristown Town Council can make rules for downtown. The Morristown Partnership has facilitated many community stakeholder groups to study issues affecting downtown. Out of these have come recommendations to the Town Council for new ordinances, and revisions to existing ordinances.

HOW DOES THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP HELP PROMOTE BUSINESS?

The Morristown Partnership’s staff participates in all planning initiatives that affect downtown’s business climate. This includes plans for everything from regional transportation systems to neighborhood redevelopment projects. We act as a liaison between businesses and policy makers to ensure all voices are heard and plans promote positive growth of downtown’s retail, commercial, and residential markets.

WHAT ARE THE PHONE NUMBERS FOR THE LOCAL PARKING GARAGES OR PARKING LOTS DOWNTOWN?

As a service to people visiting downtown, the Morristown Parking Authority (MPA) provides a listing of downtown parking garages here.

Click here to learn more about downtown parking.

• Morristown Parking Authority (973) 539-4810
• LAZ Parking (Headquarters Plaza) (973) 455-1177
• Standard Parking (Highlands/Train Station) (973) 267-4374

WHO SHOULD I CALL WHEN PROBLEMS ARISE WITH IN THE SID?

Call 911 immediately for response to all crimes and emergencies in progress.

Call Morristown Police non-emergency line (973) 538-2200 promptly to report all crimes that have already occurred – or crimes not currently in progress. This may include property crimes or vandalism, graffiti, crimes against people, public order difficulties and more.

When you are in doubt about where to call, call 911 and let the trained operator determine how to route your call and deploy appropriate resources.

If your problem is not an emergency, please call the Morristown Partnership and we will do our best to direct you to the appropriate contact. (973) 455-1133

CAN THE MORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP TELL ME HOW MUCH MONEY I OWE IN SID ASSESSMENT?

No, The Town of Morristown collects assessments paid to the SID along with taxes paid to the Town itself. Questions should be directed to the Tax Collector’s office at (973) 292-6669

IS MY BUSINESS USE PERMITTED?

Call Morristown’s Land Use & Zoning Department for specific questions.  (973) 292-6722

Click here to search the Town of Morristown ordinances and zoning regulations. 

Attached files:

Morristown Zoning Map

ARE LICENSES AND PERMITS TRANSFERABLE TO NEW OWNERSHIP?

No, with a change of ownership or change of business, the new owner is required to contact the Town of Morristown to obtain the necessary approval, inspection and license permit prior to operation.

DOES THE TOWN OF MORRISTOWN PROVIDE RECYCLING OR WASTE MANAGEMENT TO COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES OR PROPERTIES?

No. The Town of Morristown does not provide solid waste or recycling pick-up. It is recommended to contract with your business neighbors’ haulers to improve pick-up logistics.

Recycling is Mandatory in Morristown.

The Town of Morristown’s Lake Road Recycling Center, located at 90 Lake Road is open to all residents, schools, institutions, hospitals, governments and businesses in the Town of Morristown. There is NO CHARGE for recycling of mixed paper, glass, plastic, electronics or metals. Residents (proof of Morristown residency required) and businesses may drop off recycling during our hours. Brush and branches may also be dropped off at the center.

WHERE DO MY EMPLOYEES PARK?

Morristown Parking Authority manages more than 3,600 public parking spaces throughout downtown Morristown.

For day rates and permit information call (973) 539-4810

• Parking Validation Program
• Information Guide for PART-TIME EMPLOYEE DEBIT PARKING PROGRAM (see pdf)
  • DEHART STREET GARAGE
  • ANN/BANK GARAGE
  • DALTON GARAGE

Headquarters Plaza Parking Deck has more than 3000 covered spaces available. Located under the Headquarters Plaza complex it is accessible from Speedwell Avenue, Spring Street and Water Streets.

Managed by LAZ Parking (973) 455-1177

Morristown Station Parking has more than 500 spaces available for public parking. Located near the Morristown Train Station it is accessible from Lafayette Avenue and Morris Street.

Managed by Standard Parking  (973) 267-4374

Attached files:

PART-TIME EMPLOYEE DEBIT PARKING PROGRAM

WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO START A BUSINESS?

General business start-up activities include but are not limited to:

1. Determine the business you want to start and assess:
   1. Your qualifications for that business
   2. The feasibility of making that business profitable.
2. Assess your customer base, market base and know your competitors.
3. Develop a business plan that outlines the key aspects of your business venture.
4. Seek technical assistance to develop the business plan.
5. Determine the costs associated with starting your business and project these costs for a period of at least 3 years.
6. Determine the licensing and/or registration requirements at both the local and state level based on the type of business you are considering.

Resources:

U.S. Small Business Administration

New Jersey District Office
Two Gateway Center Suite 1501
Newark, NJ
Phone: (973)-645-2434
Fax: (973)-645-6265

CAN MY BUSINESS HAVE A FREESTANDING SIGN (A-FRAME SIGN/ SANDWICH BOARD)?