Public documents that mention Christopher M. Bourke.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Orleans County Legislature Legislature Meeting
The meeting encompassed various administrative and operational actions, including approvals for contracts with agencies for fiscal reporting, competency evaluations, suicide prevention management, and residential foster care services. The legislature authorized the filling of multiple vacancies across the Mental Health, Public Health, Sheriff's, and Social Services departments. Additionally, the Board approved agreements for IT security, website compliance, and infrastructure projects, accepted donations for the Office for the Aging, and authorized grant applications for criminal justice and companion animal capital projects. Public hearing dates were set for agricultural district additions, and several appointments were finalized for various county boards and committees.
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The Legislature addressed numerous resolutions including contract addendums for mental health services, agreements for veterans' resources, acceptance of opioid settlement funds, and the creation and filling of various county positions. Further actions involved authorizing public health department agreements, establishing election inspector pay rates, approving youth board nominations, and finalizing transport and service agreements for departments including Aging, Social Services, and Public Works. The legislature also approved the construction and financing of a new Emergency Management Office building, established agreements with the Deputy Sheriff's Association, and formalized objections to electric utility rate increases by urging state regulatory review.
Jan 27, 2026·Board meeting
Orleans County Legislature Legislature Meeting
The Legislature meeting covered a wide range of actions including the approval of various departmental agreements with service providers, the acceptance of donations for the Suicide Prevention Coalition and Sheriff's Office, and the authorization of budget revisions and fund setups. Key administrative actions included the appointment of members to several advisory boards and commissions, the authorization of out-of-state travel for training purposes, the creation and filling of staff positions, and the approval of contracts for capital projects such as broadband infrastructure and bridge maintenance. Additionally, the meeting saw the adoption of a new Social Media Use Policy and the granting of property tax exemptions for municipal utility systems.
