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More than 30 years after being told that the city would never hire a female patrol officer, Tanya Czack -- a lifelong resident -- was just appointed as Parma Heights' new police chief.

Tanya Czack has served the police department for 34 years, in “almost every division,” according to the office of Mayor Marie Gallo, the city’s first female mayor. Skip to content.

Tanya Czack, a 34-year veteran of the Parma Heights Police Department, is the first female chief of police in the city's history.

A Northeast Ohio suburb is making history and celebrating diversity in law enforcement.

Although Tanya is no longer her sister-in-law, Czack still considers the woman—someone she’s known since she was 15—as her sister. “I think she was so proud of how much I fought,” she says.