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Orleans County, New York

Unofficial demonstration dashboard for Orleans County, New York, built from the county's adopted 2026 budget, adopted December 3, 2025 (Resolution 519-1225). The resolution states the levy, not the total; the total is the tentative total adopted unchanged. This is the county dashboard; the Village of Albion is a separate government.

Orleans County Courthouse, Albion, New York
Orleans County Courthouse, Albion. Photo: Daniel Case / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) — source
Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the county's official 2026 tentative budget as adopted. Adoption: December 3, 2025, Resolution 519-1225, unanimous 7–0: the 2026 tentative budget adopted as the 2026 budget. DISCLOSE, READ CAREFULLY: the resolution text states the tax levy ($20,139,000.00) but NOT the total — the $100,261,320 total is the tentative total, adopted unchanged (no amendment) per the resolution, and is labeled as such everywhere on this page. It is not presented as a figure printed in the resolution itself.

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Overview

Orleans County, whose seat is Albion, adopted its 2026 budget on December 3, 2025 (Resolution 519-1225, unanimous 7–0), adopting the tentative budget as the 2026 budget. The tentative total, adopted unchanged, is $100,261,320 (spending +1.18% vs $99,092,747 in 2025). The tax levy stated in the resolution is $20,139,000 (+$500,000, +2.6% vs $19,639,000), and the rate is $8.05 (2025: $7.91). Readers should note the basis split: the resolution states the levy, not the total. This is the county dashboard — the Village of Albion is a separate government with its own dashboard.

Sources: December 3, 2025 special-meeting minutes; Orleans Hub, December 10, 2025.

At a glance — 2026 adopted

$100,261,320
Total, 2026 (tentative adopted unchanged)
$20,139,000
Tax levy (stated in Resolution 519-1225)
+1.18%
Spending change vs 2025
$8.05
Tax rate, 2026 (2025: $7.91)

Headline budget

From the adopted 2026 budget (tentative adopted unchanged, December 3, 2025). Use the search box in At a glance to filter these figures, or download them as a CSV.

Total, 2026 (tentative total adopted unchanged)$100,261,320
Tax levy, 2026 (stated in Resolution 519-1225)$20,139,000
Total, 2025$99,092,747
Spending change vs 2025+1.18%
Tax levy, 2025$19,639,000
Levy change vs 2025+$500,000 (+2.6%)
Tax rate, 2026 (2025: $7.91)$8.05
Adoption vote, Resolution 519-1225Unanimous 7–0

Sources: December 3, 2025 special-meeting minutes; Orleans Hub, December 10, 2025.

Breakdown — levy stated, total adopted

No fund-by-fund breakdown was published in the cited documents, so none is invented here. This table shows the adopted build with each figure's basis labeled. Scroll sideways on a phone; the item column stays pinned.

ItemAmountBasis
Total, 2026 (tentative total adopted unchanged)$100,261,320Tentative, adopted by Res 519-1225
Tax levy (stated in the resolution)$20,139,000Resolution 519-1225
Total, 2025 (comparison)$99,092,747Prior year
Spending change vs 2025+1.18%Computed from totals
Levy change vs 2025 ($19,639,000)+$500,000 (+2.6%)As published
Tax rate, 2026 (2025: $7.91)$8.05As published

Levy-vs-total note: if a reader checks Resolution 519-1225 for the $100,261,320 figure, they will not find it there — the resolution states the levy. The total comes from the tentative budget the resolution adopted without amendment.

Sources: December 3, 2025 special-meeting minutes (Resolution 519-1225); Orleans Hub, December 10, 2025.

Legislature meetings

Next meeting: See the regular pattern below.

Agendas, minutes, and recordings: Orleans County Legislature, agendas & resolutions.

Pattern: under the Legislature's 2026 roster/rules, regular meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 4:30 p.m. (conference sessions no earlier than 2:30 p.m. on the same day), at the Legislative Chambers, 14016 Route 31 West, Suite 200, Albion. The county's agenda list confirms the pattern in practice (Legislature meetings August 25, September 22, and October 27, 2026).

Regular-pattern dates — check the official calendar for changes.

Elected officials

The budget was adopted by the Orleans County Legislature (Resolution 519-1225, December 3, 2025, unanimous 7–0). No individual legislators are named in the cited budget passages, so no individual names are shown here rather than guessed.

Source: December 3, 2025 special-meeting minutes.

Sources & notes

  • Sources used: December 3, 2025 special-meeting minutes (Resolution 519-1225, unanimous 7–0) — minutes (PDF); Orleans Hub, December 10, 2025 — budget approved, within tax cap; Legislature agendas page (meeting pattern).
  • Sum checks: spending change ($100,261,320 vs $99,092,747 = +1.18%, matching the published figure); levy change ($20,139,000 − $19,639,000 = $500,000, +2.6% as published).
  • What is not claimed: the $100,261,320 total is NOT printed in Resolution 519-1225 — it is the tentative total adopted unchanged, labeled as such. No fund breakdown, audit, or ACFR figure is shown: no fund split was published in the cited documents, and audits were not systematically retrieved in this research pass. No neighbor comparison, livability, housing, or schools section yet: those are built during New York's standard pass from verified state datasets. No sales-tax tracker: New York has no SPLOST-style program with a published project list for Orleans County.
  • Jurisdiction palette: No verified Orleans County palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color.

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