Scott Lambrecht was hired by the Delaware County Department of Public Works as a Motor Equipment Operator on July 11, 2005.  Scott came to DPW with a Class B driving permit.  On June 4, 2007, he was promoted to Heavy Equipment Operator.  In order to be promoted to an HEO, DPW requires a Class B driver’s license.  Through training and experience Scott has taken the initiative to earn not only a Class B, but a Class A driver’s license.  He has also just upgraded his driver’s license to include a tank endorsement.

Scott is assigned to the Sidney Center Patrol and is called upon whenever DPW needs equipment moved with the truck and beavertail or the tractor trailer.  He is very diligent in everything he does and is always eager to take on any responsibility that comes his way.  Scott is willing to work whatever hours it takes to get the job done.  When Scott receives an assignment, you know that it will be done and done right.  Scott especially likes the many opportunities there is to learn and operate equipment.

After super storm Sandy, the Department of Environmental Protection requested volunteers to help with the cleanup in New York City.  Scott cut his vacation short in order to go and help.  At the time, he had no details of what he would be doing and no idea of what he would be getting into.  He and his fellow employee, Tim Cobane, were great representatives of the Delaware County Department of Public Works.  The DEP was so impressed by the work ethic of these two employees they specifically requested that both return the following week with the second round of volunteers.

Scott enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time with his wife Rebecca and son Caidyn.

Congratulations, Scott, for a job well done.