Evurtius of Orléans was a 4th-century prelate who served as the fourth bishop of Orléans in Gaul. Originally a subdeacon in the Church of Rome, he moved to the region and was subsequently elected to his episcopal position. During his leadership, he focused on the spiritual welfare of his congregation during a challenging era. He eventually selected Aignan of Orléans to serve as his successor, ensuring a transition of leadership within the diocese.