Serving Since 1969

The Voice of
Oakland County
Deputies

Advocating for fair treatment, better conditions, and the resources our members need to serve and protect.

750+
Active Members
55+
Years Strong
24/7
Member Support
Our Mission

Representing the interests of over 750 men and women who serve Oakland County

The Association acts as a bargaining agent to secure fair wages, hours and working conditions, as a representative for employees in disciplinary matters, and as a means to foster professional, charitable and fraternal relationships amongst our members and the community.

Benevolent Fund

Emergency financial assistance for OCDSA families in crisis.

FOP Lodge

Proud member of the Fraternal Order of Police since May 2021.

What We Fight For

Fair Wages
Competitive compensation for all members
Working Conditions
Safe and equitable environments
Legal Protection
Representation in all matters
Member Benefits
Comprehensive support programs
Leadership

Meet Your Representatives

JM
President

Jason Marshall

Leading the OCDSA with dedication to protecting member rights and fostering unity across all divisions.

CJ

Charlie Janczarek

Vice President, Road Patrol

MT

Matt Thick

Vice President of Corrections

MG

Mark Gilbert

Treasurer

RM

Robert Molter

Chief Steward

RS

Ryan Summers

Alternate Chief Steward

KG

Katie Green

Secretary

Committees

Specialized Support

Reach out to the appropriate committee lead for specialized assistance.

Family Benevolent Fund

Richard Knodle(248) 490-3832

Political Action Committee (PAC)

Jason Pence(810) 599-2172

Retirement

Brian Partogian(248) 410-7717

By Laws

Robert Molter(248) 770-3287

Website & Mobile App

Justin Sherman
Katie Green(248) 467-7998

Safety

Ryan Summers(248) 892-8687

Summer Picnic / Christmas Party

Dave Curtis(248) 830-1547

Building Rental

Trevor Sanford
Our Journey

Key Milestones

1969

OCDSA Founded

Established to represent Oakland County deputies and their interests.

2018

Benevolent Fund

Created to provide emergency financial assistance for families in crisis.

2021

Joined FOP

Became an official lodge within the Fraternal Order of Police on May 1st.

Ready to Connect?

Whether you're a current member or looking to join, our leadership is here to help.