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Topic: Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's office staff and servicesSource: Office of Harris County Commissioner Rodney EllisStaff Size: Nearly 400 public servantsChief of Staff: Brandon DudleyServices Covered: Roads, parks, community centers, youth and senior programs, policy, and communications
Nearly 400 public servants work inside the Office of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis. Together, they handle everything from roads and parks to youth programs and county policy — all aimed at serving you fairly and well.
The office is organized into several departments. Development and Infrastructure staff build and maintain roads, bridges, parks, trails, community centers, and traffic signs. Community Relations staff connect residents directly to the precinct. The Policy team researches and recommends county policies to Commissioner Ellis. The Programs department runs community events and services for youth, adults, and seniors. Administrative staff keep the office running smoothly behind the scenes. Communications staff share updates through social media, email, video, and the web. Human Resources supports the employees who deliver all these services. Chief of Staff Brandon Dudley leads the full team alongside a group of department directors.
Think about what you need, then match it to the right team. Road or park issue? Reach out to Development and Infrastructure. Want to join a local program? Contact Programs. Have a question about county policy? The Policy team handles that. Community Relations is a great first stop if you are not sure where to begin — they are specifically there to bridge the gap between you and the precinct.
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This office works alongside other Harris County departments and community organizations to deliver services across the precinct. If one team cannot help directly, they can often point you to a partner agency or program that can.
Knowing who works for you — and what each team does — makes it easier to get help fast. Whether a road needs fixing, you want to find a community program, or you have a policy question, there is a specific team ready to respond.
