The Orange County Legislature convened on June 6, 2025, to discuss several resolutions aimed at enhancing health services and addressing employment needs within the county. The meeting began with a resolution authorizing the County Executive, in collaboration with the Valley View Center for Nursing Care and Rehabilitation, to accept funding from the New York State Department of Health for an advanced training initiative. The resolution passed unanimously.

Next, the legislature approved a resolution allowing the County Executive to accept and allocate funds from the New York State Office of Mental Health to support school-based mental health services. This resolution also received unanimous support.

Following this, a resolution was passed to accept funds from the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute for the expanded partner services program, which again saw no opposition.

The meeting continued with a resolution recognizing June 22 through June 28, 2025, as Helen Keller DeafBlind Awareness Week, which was also approved without dissent.

Legislators then discussed an act to amend the Orange County employment schedules, which included the creation of three public health engineer positions, two public health technician positions, and one principal clerk position at the Orange County Department of Health. This resolution was passed following a roll call vote, with 17 legislators in favor.

Another resolution was introduced to make a supplemental appropriation to the 2025 Orange County budget for the Department of Health to create various positions, which also passed with a roll call vote of 17 ayes.

Lastly, the legislature addressed a resolution to reclassify two part-time motor vehicle clerks to full-time positions at the Orange County Clerk's office, highlighting the increased demand at local DMV offices.

Overall, the meeting focused on enhancing health services and addressing staffing needs, with all resolutions passing smoothly, reflecting a collaborative effort among legislators.