Research indicates Orleans is a location and economy that will continue to be impacted by developing sea level, temperature, and weather patterns. How is the Town of Orleans responding and preparing, and what can individuals do to deal with the challenge?
You already know that climate change is causing rising temperatures, severe weather and melting ice caps. At this forum our panelists presented another threat to our environment – the destruction of our ecosystem. We discussed the value of green space, the need for open space, the importance of using native plants in our yards, how to identify and deal with invasive plants, and examples of what some people are doing in Orleans to help combat climate change.
Host Sassy Richardson Roche and 4 panelists know what it’s like to live and work in our community. They know first hand the everyday struggles families face on Cape Cod; unobtainable housing, seasonal work and lack of opportunities for children. Be sure to watch this important forum.
On Thursday, October 28, 2021 the Orleans Citizens Forum hosted an interview with Select Board Candidate Michael Herman. Mr. Herman ran in the November 2 election to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Cecil Newcomb.
Watch the recording of the forum by clicking here
Orleans Citizens Forum held a forum addressing the warrants voted at the Special Town Meeting on October 25nd. This forum focused on the following articles:
Kevin Galligan ran for his second term on the Select Board of Orleans. On May 20, 2021, Kevin sat down with Bill Stoeckert, president of the Orleans Citizens Forum to provide an opportunity for citizens of Orleans to express their concerns and ask questions on issues important to them. Watch the video and learn from Kevin how he sees the important issues facing Orleans and its future. Watch the interview by clicking here