as an engineering manager from 2015 to 2016. “I look forward to carrying out the county executive’s vision by building on the solid foundation Mark Laramie has laid, and continuing the great work the Oneida County Department of Public Works does day in and day out,” Baisley added.īaisley spent the last two years at Hamilton College as the manager of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems and also worked at Marriott International in Washington D.C. “I am extremely grateful to County Executive Picente and the Board of Legislators for granting me this opportunity,” Baisley said. In that role, Baisley instituted a Computerized Maintenance Management System and was integral to the county’s COVID-19 response in designing Vaccination PODs at the Mohawk Valley Community College Utica and Rome campuses and managing employee workstation spacing at county facilities.īaisley began his county career as an assistant civil engineer, coordinating and supervising maintenance and repairs of all mechanical and HVAC equipment. During that time, Baisley served as deputy commissioner in the Buildings and Grounds Division for three years, where he was responsible for maintenance and capital improvements across all DPW-maintained facilities. He previously worked in the Department of Public Works from 2017 to 2021. I look forward to the great things I know he will accomplish,” the Oneida County executive added.īaisley assumed the role of Public Works Commissioner on Monday, June 5. “He was a pivotal member of DPW for years and his experience and exceptional drive will serve him well in this new role.

“We are happy to have Matt back with Oneida County government and leading our Department of Public Works,” Picente said. has appointed Matthew Baisley as the new Commissioner of the Oneida County Department of Public Works (DPW).

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