Monroe County announces Keith Moriarity, Senior Project Administrator with Fleet Management, has been named Monroe County’s Employee of the Fourth Quarter 2025 for being an essential contributor to the efficiency and effectiveness of the Fleet Management Department, consistently providing timely, professional assistance to employees countywide, and frequently going above and beyond his assigned duties to ensure operations run smoothly.

He has played a key role in strengthening collaboration between Fleet Management, Risk Management, and the Clerk of the Court’s Office, establishing productive working relationships that significantly improved communication, coordination, and overall effectiveness. He manages critical accident-related processes, coordinates with body shops, oversees the receipt of new assets, and ensures accurate data entry, all of which contribute to operational efficiency and cost savings. He also conducts garage inspections to support a safe and secure work environment and serves on the Logistics Team in the Emergency Operations Center during activations.

“Keith is known for setting clear goals, following through on tasks to completion, and proactively identifying and correcting issues before they escalate,” said Fleet Management Director Daryl Greenlee. “His attention to detail, sound decision-making, and commitment to doing things the right way play a vital role in maintaining efficiency.”

Colleagues across multiple departments also praised Moriarity for his professionalism, responsiveness, and willingness to assist outside his normal scope of responsibilities. Several noted his positive attitude, knowledge, and availability make him a trusted resource and a role model for other county employees.