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Local Businesses & Pedestrian Safety
Partner with Boonton Main Street, local business owners, and community stakeholders to strengthen the downtown business district and improve pedestrian safety.
Boonton · Morris County A lifetime of service
A lifetime of service
to the community we call home.
Mark Wrobel is a longtime Boonton resident dedicated to our community — a Boonton Public Schools graduate, youth coach, small business owner, and Planning Board volunteer, running for Town Council in Ward 1 for a transparent, accountable, and fiscally responsible town government.
- 46 YearsCalling Boonton home — and raising a family here
- Since 2018Serving on Boonton’s Planning Board / Board of Adjustment
- Ward 1A longtime resident, accessible and listening to neighbors
The Candidate
Meet Mark.
Mark has called Boonton home for more than 46 years — as a student, a youth coach, a small business owner, and a Planning Board/Board of Adjustment volunteer. He’s running for Town Council to work with the Mayor, fellow Council members, and residents to make Boonton an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.
More about Mark Where We Stand
Priorities for Boonton
Committed to enhancing quality of life for all residents.
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Renters & Neighborhood Quality
Hold landlords accountable for maintaining safe, clean, and well-maintained properties that comply with local ordinances — protecting tenants and neighborhoods alike.
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Oversight of Construction Projects
Ensure development and construction projects are properly monitored, completed on time, and managed to minimize disruption. Mark supports a Town Council committee for community input on construction, zoning, and code enforcement.
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Transparent, Accountable Government
Government should be efficient, accountable, fiscally responsible, and responsive to the people it serves — accessible to residents, listening to their concerns, and collaborating on practical solutions for the whole community.
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A Lifetime of Service to the Community We Call Home
After 46 years in Boonton, Mark Wrobel is asking his neighbors for something he has never asked for before: their vote. Mark is running for Town Council because the town that…
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Out in the neighborhood.
This campaign is built on front-porch conversations, not soundbites. Find a meet-and-greet or a weekend of door-knocking in Ward 1, and come tell Mark what matters most on your street.
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How to vote in Boonton
General Election Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Make sure your voice is heard. Here’s everything you need to vote in the Town of Boonton — register, request a mail-in ballot, or vote early or on Election Day.
Register or Check Your Status
New to Boonton, recently moved, or not sure you’re registered? Register or confirm your status by October 13, 2026 — 21 days before Election Day.
Register or check your statusVote by Mail
Prefer to vote from home? Request a mail-in ballot by October 27 by mail, or in person at the County Clerk through November 2, then return it by mail or at a drop box.
Request a mail-in ballotVote Early or on Election Day
Vote early in person October 24–November 1, or at your Ward 1 polling place on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3 (polls open 6 a.m.–8 p.m.).
Find early voting & your polling placeQuestions about voting in Boonton? Reach the Morris County Board of Elections at (973) 285-6715, or visit morriscountynj.gov
Stand With Us
This campaign runs on neighbors.
Whether you have an hour to knock doors, an evening to make calls, or a few dollars to chip in, your help makes a real difference in a ward race. Add your name and join Team Wrobel.