Mark Scranton never intended to be involved in law enforcement; he originally studied Vocal Music Educational and Performance at Kent State University with aspirations of singing professionally.  After developing vocal cord nodules, Mark decided a new career would be necessary.

Chuck Aliff has been a Staff Representative for the FOP/Ohio Labor Council since 2015. Prior to coming to the FOP/OLC, Chuck retired as a Sergeant from the Cleveland State University Police Department, where he was involved in providing in-service training to officers in various forms of use of force, e.g., firearms, defensive tactics, chemical agents, and conducted energy devices.

Lucy DiNardo started her career in public safety as a 911 Dispatcher and Assistant Tac Officer with the City of Independence in 1994. While working for the police department, Lucy became the Union Associate and remained in that position for over eight years. After her ninth year with the PD she accepted a position with the FOP/OLC as a Staff Representative.

Tom graduated from Oak Hills High School in 1970.  He went to work for his father in the family wholesale flower business until 1975 when his father sold the business.  Tom stayed on with the new owners until 1980 when he was hired by the City of Cincinnati as a Corrections Officer.  Tom had always wanted a career in law enforcement.

Adam earned his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in Computer Information Systems from Youngstown State University, where he worked as a Communications Officer for nearly 25 years and served in various leadership roles within the local FOP/OLC unit. Adam has over 17 years of experience in union representation, contract negotiations, and labor management.

Lucas Hansen brings over a decade of law enforcement experience to his role as a Staff Representative.  Lucas is a dedicated advocate for public safety and organizational excellence. Serving as a Patrol Sergeant with the Chillicothe Police Department, Lucas led teams in critical operations, including SWAT, undercover drug enforcement, and crash investigations.

Otto Holm, Jr. is currently with the FOP/OLC as a Staff Representative since 1995.  His labor relations and negotiating experience spans more than 15 years in private sector manufacturing and since 1992, he negotiates on behalf of the members of the FOP/OLC.

Andrea has been with the FOP, Ohio Labor Council for 19 years representing officers, deputies, dispatchers, corrections officers and clerks throughout Ohio. She provides representation in contract negotiations, mediations , fact finding and conciliation hearings, grievances, discipline matters and general labor relations issues. She has been a licensed attorney for more than 30 years.

George Macris brings over 22 years of experience as an Associate with the OLC, where he has successfully negotiated contracts, established minimum staffing requirements, and assisted in successful arbitration cases. His dedication to labor representation and negotiation is a testament to his commitment to serving our members.

Rick graduated Magna Cum Laude from Thomas More College with a Bachelor of Business Administration in 2010.  Rick served active duty with the United States Marine Corps from 1981 until 1990.  While on active duty Rick earned 6 promotions and several awards, including 2 Meritorious Masts.  Rick also achieved the rank of Staff Sergeant with the Marine Corps.

Shannen brings over 25 years of experience in public safety, starting her career as a dispatcher in 1994 and transitioning to roles as a police officer, community service officer, and union representative. Shannen’s career has been marked by dedication and leadership.

Tracy Rader is a Senior Staff Representative for the FOP/OLC.  She has been with the organization since 2008.  She was born and raised in Franklin County, Ohio.  She studied business technology and management at Columbus State Community College.

Adam started his career in law enforcement in 2007 as a volunteer Auxiliary Deputy for the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office.  In 2012, Adam attended the Cuyahoga Community College Police Academy and upon graduation, he was offered a part-time Deputy Sheriff position with Lorain County, eventually switching to full-time for the department in 2014.