Lisa Vanstrom
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 0:21
- Avg per meeting
- 0:11
- Segments
- 4
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Top issues during term (19)(Public Safety)
Probation Department Peace Officer Retirement Plans
Budget-neutral for the county this year and for the next two years, offset by state grants and savings from unfulfilled part-time positions.
Criminal Procedure Law Section 7.30 Psychiatric Evaluations
Requires a $400,000 budget increase for 2026.
Digital Evidence Storage and Software Costs
Adds hundreds of thousands of dollars in recurring software and cloud hosting costs across county departments.
Automated Flock Surveillance Cameras
Fully grant-funded with no local tax impact.
County Employee Compensation and Workforce Retention
Allows department heads flexibility to adjust managerial salaries within existing departmental budgets.
Technology Assistance and Digital Literacy for Seniors
Training platforms like Get Set Up are provided free to New York residents.
State Grant Funding for Public Safety and Bail Reform
$560,370 in state grant funding with no local match required.
County Law Department Staffing and AI FOIL Requests
Adds a paralegal position and addresses a $52,000 potential departmental budget overrun.
Public Comment Rule Restrictions
None.
Liability Settlement Threshold Adjustments
Streamlines legal settlement payouts up to $50,000 without full legislative votes.
Intimate Partner Violence Reduction (STRIVE) Grant
Brings in $970,007 in state grant funds with no local match required.
Family Court Indigent Legal Representation Funding
Over $1 million in legal vouchers were paid in 2025, exceeding the budget and requiring fund balance use.
Public Defender Family Court Representation Grant
$1 million annually over three years fully funded by the state, with no county tax levy requirement.
Multi-Municipality Dog Shelter Facility Grant
County provides $67,500; participating towns contribute $5,000 each plus in-kind labor.
Dental Health Workforce Shortage and Medicaid Access
Supported by a $25,000 sub-award from the Chautauqua Health Network originating from federal HRSA funding.
North County Brush Drop-Off Facility
Could reduce municipal fuel and labor costs for northern towns and cities, but might require county investment for site permitting and equipment.
Certified Peer Specialists Integration in County Services
Positions are budgeted and budget-neutral by replacing contracted services, while potentially saving thousands in hospital and emergency costs.
Youth Vaping and Tobacco Retail Density
State-Mandated EMS Response Plan (Senate Bill 7501)
No immediate funding requested, though future resource needs may be identified.
Decisions during term (3)
Recorded while Vanstrom was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.