The Erie County Legislature serves as the legislative branch of the Erie County government in New York State. Comprised of elected officials representing distinct districts within the county, the Legislature is responsible for adopting local laws, approving the county budget, and providing oversight of county departments and services. It plays a crucial role in shaping policies that impact public health, safety, economic development, and infrastructure throughout the county. The Legislature works in close collaboration with the County Executive and various governmental agencies to ensure effective service delivery to residents.

Community engagement is central to the Legislature’s operations, with regular public meetings and hearings designed to foster transparency and encourage civic participation. The Legislature also assists constituents with navigating government services and voicing concerns on local issues. With a focus on fiscal responsibility and community investment, the Erie County Legislature actively supports initiatives that improve quality of life and promote sustainable development.

Key Services:

– Legislative development and policy making for Erie County
– Approval and oversight of the county budget
– Public hearings and community engagement forums
– Oversight of county agencies and departments
– Constituent assistance and advocacy
– Enactment of local laws and ordinances
– Coordination with regional, state, and federal entities
– Promotion of economic development and infrastructure initiatives