Baldwin County Commission Proudly Announces 2025 Summer Internship Selections

In the County’s first year of participating in the Baldwin County Utilities Internship program, three rising high school seniors were formally welcomed into paid internships during a Signing Day event held on Tuesday, May 20th, at Baldwin Preparatory Academy. Additionally, the Baldwin County Highway Department and Planning & Zoning selected students for the 2nd year of their Summer Internships. 
 

The 2025 Baldwin County Commission Summer Interns are:

Utilities: De’Kiara Marshall, Foley High School

Utilities: Carson Kyle, Daphne High School

Safety Technician: Wyatt Geiger – Elberta High School

Engineering: Dax Lopez –Auburn University (Rising Junior)

Engineering: Manning Pitre - St. Michael Catholic High School (Rising Senior)

Planning and Zoning: Jeb Bathrick, graduating senior at St. Michael Catholic High School

These students will spend the summer learning directly from industry professionals, gaining technical skills, workplace experience, and a deeper understanding of the essential operations that keep Baldwin County running smoothly.

The Baldwin County Utilities Internship Program is a collaborative initiative between the Baldwin County Board of Education and workforce development partners, aiming to enhance career readiness, connect students with real-world career opportunities, and build a strong pipeline of talent for key roles in infrastructure and public service.

The program provides students with hands-on experience in high-demand fields, offering a meaningful first step in the workforce. In addition to the Commission’s selections, several other students were chosen by utility partners throughout the county, reflecting a countywide dedication to developing the next generation of skilled professionals.