Multnomah County Executive and Leadership Team

Stacy Borke, the Interim Deputy Chief Operating Officer at Multnomah County, manages internal scaling and resource allocation to support the delivery of comprehensive community services. The Interim Deputy Chief Operating Officer focuses on optimizing the operational capacity of public health and social service departments to meet the evolving demands of the Portland metropolitan area. By refining internal processes and coordinating with department heads, Borke ensures that service delivery remains consistent and efficient across all county-operated facilities. This leadership role involves analyzing performance metrics to identify areas for improvement and implementing strategic adjustments that enhance service quality. Stacy Borke maintains a sharp focus on fiscal responsibility and operational agility, ensuring that the county effectively utilizes its resources to address the needs of its constituents. Through meticulous oversight of daily operations, the Interim Deputy Chief Operating Officer supports the broader mission of providing essential government functions throughout the region.

Tracey Massey, the Interim Deputy Chief Operating Officer at Multnomah County, oversees supply chain logistics and facility management to ensure the seamless operation of government services. The Interim Deputy Chief Operating Officer directs the procurement and distribution of essential materials required for the maintenance of public buildings, libraries, and court facilities. By optimizing logistical workflows, Massey enhances the reliability of the infrastructure that supports the county's diverse community functions. This leadership role involves coordinating with external vendors and internal departments to maintain high operational standards across all regional sites. Tracey Massey drives efficiency in resource management, ensuring that the county's physical assets are utilized effectively to serve the public. Through proactive planning and rigorous oversight of logistical operations, the Interim Deputy Chief Operating Officer supports the organization's ability to provide consistent and high-quality services to all constituents throughout the northwestern Oregon region.

Christopher Neal, the Chief Operating Officer - Multnomah County at Multnomah County, directs the overall operational strategy and ensures the integration of all government services. The Chief Operating Officer - Multnomah County manages the performance of various departments, including social services and public infrastructure, to ensure that the organization meets its mission of serving the community. By fostering collaboration among C-suite leaders, Neal aligns departmental activities with the county's long-term strategic goals. This leadership role involves overseeing large-scale projects and ensuring that all operations adhere to regulatory requirements and fiscal policies. Christopher Neal drives organizational growth and efficiency by implementing best practices in public administration and resource management. Through the continuous evaluation of service delivery models, the Chief Operating Officer - Multnomah County maintains the operational excellence necessary to support the diverse needs of the population across the entire region, ensuring that all government functions remain responsive and effective.

Quinn Colling, the Chief of Staff at Multnomah County, directs high-level administrative operations and coordinates cross-departmental initiatives to ensure alignment with regional government objectives. The Chief of Staff manages internal communications and facilitates strategic planning sessions to optimize the delivery of public services across the county. By streamlining workflows between the executive office and various departments, Colling enhances organizational efficiency and responsiveness to constituent needs. This leadership role involves monitoring policy implementation and providing critical support for the county's diverse social and health programs. Quinn Colling maintains rigorous standards for operational excellence while navigating the complexities of local government administration. Through proactive management of resources and personnel, the Chief of Staff drives the successful execution of county-wide mandates, ultimately fostering a more effective and transparent government environment for all residents within the northwestern Oregon region.

Simeon Ogle, the Chief Information Officer at Multnomah County, architects the digital infrastructure necessary to support essential government services and public data accessibility. The Chief Information Officer oversees the implementation of secure, scalable technology solutions that empower departments to manage public health records, court systems, and social service databases effectively. By modernizing legacy systems, Ogle ensures that the county maintains robust cybersecurity protocols while improving the user experience for constituents accessing online government resources. This leadership role requires constant collaboration with other C-suite members to integrate technological advancements into the broader operational strategy of the organization. Simeon Ogle drives digital transformation initiatives that enhance data-driven decision-making across all county facilities. Through the deployment of advanced software and hardware, the Chief Information Officer secures the integrity of critical information systems, thereby supporting the long-term stability and operational success of the entire regional government framework.

Jessica Guernsey, the Chief of Staff & Director, Health Department 's Office at Multnomah County, directs public health strategy and oversees the administrative functions of the health department. The Chief of Staff & Director, Health Department 's Office coordinates large-scale health initiatives, including disease prevention and community wellness programs, to improve health outcomes for residents across the county. By aligning departmental goals with the broader mission of the organization, Guernsey ensures that public health services remain accessible and effective. This leadership role involves managing complex health policy implementation and collaborating with regional stakeholders to address critical community health challenges. Jessica Guernsey drives the development of innovative health solutions that leverage the county's resources to protect and promote the well-being of the population. Through strategic leadership and rigorous oversight, the Chief of Staff & Director, Health Department 's Office maintains the high standards required for delivering essential health services in a dynamic urban environment.

Bryan Hockaday, the Chief of Staff, Multnomah County District 3 at Multnomah County, directs legislative support and constituent engagement initiatives within the third district. The Chief of Staff, Multnomah County District 3 manages the daily operations of the district office, ensuring that local concerns are addressed through effective policy advocacy and community outreach. By facilitating communication between district residents and the county government, Hockaday ensures that local needs are represented in broader organizational decision-making processes. This leadership role involves coordinating with other district offices and county departments to resolve complex issues and promote regional development. Bryan Hockaday drives the implementation of district-specific programs that enhance the quality of life for residents, focusing on local infrastructure and social service accessibility. Through strategic management of district resources and personnel, the Chief of Staff, Multnomah County District 3 supports the overall mission of the county by ensuring that local governance remains responsive, transparent, and highly effective.