Management

Scott Heinze, Deputy Director - Pierce County Emergency Management

Mr. Heinze holds a BA in Criminal Justice from Eastern Washington University, an MA in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University, and is finishing his doctorate in Leadership Studies from Gonzaga University. Mr. Heinze is the current Interim Director of Pierce County Emergency Management. Previously, he served as an aide to Congressman Adam Smith; as the Homeland Security Strategic Planning Manager for Washington State; and, as Governor Chris Gregoire’s Homeland Security Policy Advisor.

Tim Lenk, CCN Chief of Operations

Tim Lenk is the Division Manager of the Communications Systems Division for Pierce County Emergency Management with an annual operating budget of more than $3 million.  Since 1997, Mr. Lenk has been responsible for Pierce County’s public safety radio infrastructure, mobile command program, and public safety mobile and portable devices, consisting of VHF, UHF, and 700 MHz infrastructure and new construction.  In 2007, the County’s Enhanced 911 and Communications Divisions were consolidated into the Communications Systems Division and became the responsibility of Mr. Lenk.  Other responsibilities Mr. Lenk holds in Pierce County are, Emergency Operations Center Manager, Regional COMM Unit Leader, and also sits on the States 911 Advisory Committee as a voting member.

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Danni Colo, CCN Executive Board Clerk

Danni started as the interim clerk of the CCN Executive Board in 2015 for their inaugural meeting. Her previous experience serving as the clerk of a policy board for a newly formed agency provides a valuable resource for the coordination of meeting schedules, structure and documentation for the CCN.  She was officially named as the clerk of the board in September of 2017. Danni currently works as a project analyst in Pierce County Emergency Management.  She holds Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Balanced Scorecard Professional, and Performance Measurement Professional certifications.

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