Meet Our Board of Directors

The On the Front Lines Community Alliance Board of Directors is a dedicated group of individuals who bring a unique perspective to the table. What sets our board apart is that each member is either in recovery from substance use disorder or has been directly impacted by it. By leveraging their lived experiences, they bring insight, empathy, and a deep understanding of the issues surrounding substance use disorder.

Join us on the front lines of change, where every board member is not just a leader but a testament to the transformative power of recovery and resilience. Together, we strive to build a community that supports, uplifts and empowers individuals on their journey to recovery.

Board Member

Dan Meloy

Daniel P. Meloy brings over 33 years of experience in law enforcement, public safety, and local government leadership, including 18 years in command roles. As Director of Operations for Operation 2 Save Lives (O2SL) and QRT National, he is a national expert in public safety and recovery collaboration, known for expanding community-led deflection models. Previously, Daniel served in Colerain Township, Ohio, where he created the nationally recognized Quick Response Team (QRT) model and the Family Justice Center. He is the President of the Ohio Deflection Association and has received multiple awards for his innovative leadership.

Executive Board Vice President

Andrea Holtman

Andrea Holtman brings a wealth of experience from her career in organizational development and healthcare systems to her current role as Director of Mobilization and Partnerships for Cincy at the Well, a nonprofit serving women impacted by exploitation and trafficking in Greater Cincinnati. Passionate about helping others find joy, peace, and freedom, Andrea works with individuals facing homelessness, substance use disorder, exploitation, and incarceration. She lives in Price Hill with her husband, their three college-aged kids, and a lively household of pets. Her guiding principle comes from Dietrich Bonhoeffer: “Only love gets close enough to know.”

Board member

Keith Woods

Keith Woods is the Interim Peer Support Supervisor at the Center for Addiction Treatment (CAT), where he blends professional expertise with lived experience in recovery. Born and raised in Lincoln Heights, he attended Princeton High School and is pursuing his degree at Cincinnati State. With five years in recovery, Keith embraces growth and transformation, sharing his mantra: “I am not who I was—I am who I can be.” He serves on the Board of Gateway Transitional Living House, is active in the African American Engagement Workshop (AAEW), and has been featured in Movers & Makers Magazine and Spectrum News. At CAT, he presents on cultural competency, family education, and wellness, and facilitates weekly family sessions, continuing his mission to empower individuals, families, and communities through recovery and hope.

Board Member

Tyler Meenach

Tyler Meenach holds a BS and MS in Criminal Justice from the University of Cincinnati and has over a decade of experience in correctional rehabilitation, including managing dual-diagnosis caseloads and SUD counseling. Now a Community Health Coordinator at Hamilton County Public Health, Tyler helped launch the award-winning Recovery Friendly Hamilton County program, reaching 60 employers and over 17,000 employees. In his free time, Tyler enjoys books, movies, and collecting records.

Board Member

 Amanda Lynn Reese

AmandaLynn Reese is the Chief Program Officer at Harm Reduction Ohio and a national government affairs consultant specializing in harm reduction, naloxone access, and policy development. She is passionate about empowering organizations to address substance use issues effectively. Outside of work, AmandaLynn enjoys exploring national parks with her husband and son and sharing her love of theatre with her family.
    Meet Our Peer Advisory Council