05/11/2026
Alger County has some of the best first responders 👏 👏 👏
Recognizing Outstanding Service: Sheriff Todd Brock and Deputy Eric Brock of the Alger County Sheriff's Office
In the spirit of first responder gratitude, we extend our deepest appreciation to Sheriff Todd Brock and his son, Deputy Eric Brock, for their unwavering dedication to protecting and serving the Alger County community. Their combined commitment exemplifies the highest standards of public service, ensuring the safety and well-being of residents through tireless efforts in law enforcement, emergency response, and community engagement.
Sheriff Todd Brock
A lifelong public servant, Todd graduated from Northern Michigan University in 1991 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Law Enforcement and Corrections.
Joined the Alger County Sheriff’s Office in 1991, becoming MCOLES licensed in 1993, and gained extensive experience in jail operations, 911 dispatch, road patrol, EMS, and DARE programs.
Served as Undersheriff since 2012 before being proudly elected Sheriff in 2017.
Married to Paula Brock, with three children—Eric, Leanne, and Brent—and cherishes family time, especially with his grandchildren, alongside passions for boating and jeeping in the great outdoors.
Deputy Eric Brock
Joined the Alger County Sheriff’s Office full-time in 2012, continuing his father’s legacy of service.
Married to Brittney, with two daughters, and is a devoted family man who prioritizes time with them.
Actively serves on Rescue 21 as team captain, the Munising Township Fire Department, and as a DNR volunteer—earning wildland certification and contributing to critical efforts like the Duck Lake fire protection in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Enjoys boating, mountain biking, and remains an engaged community member.
Todd and Eric Brock embody the heart of first response: courage, compassion, and community focus. Thank you both for your exemplary leadership and service—Alger County is safer and stronger because of you.