Huey “Hoss” Mack

Sheriff Huey Hoss Mack was conceived in Escambia County, Alabama and moved to Baldwin County when he was six months old.

Sheriff Mack went to Faulkner State Junior college and graduated with an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice. While at Faulkner he was a Student Government Association Representative. He at that point joined in and moved on from Troy University with a bachelor’s Qualification in Criminal Justice. He later came back to Troy and earned a master’s Qualification in Human Resource The board.

Sheriff Mack went to work with the Alabama Division of Forensic Science in 1985 as a Clinical Inspector Field Specialist. He later functioned as a Forensic Investigator and was elevated to Boss Forensic Investigator of the Portable Lab. He holds a Wrongdoing Scene Analyst Accreditation by the Worldwide Association for Recognizable proof.

Sheriff Mack was employed by the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office in 1989 as a Criminal Investigator and was tasked with Wrongdoing Scene responsibilities. In 1995 he was elevated to the position of Lieutenant over the Criminal Investigation Division. In 2004 he was elevated to the position of Skipper and designated the Main Investigator of the Criminal Investigation Division. He has served on many task forces to incorporate the US Customs Blue Lighting Task Power, a US Marshall Special Delegate, Baldwin County Significant Crimes Task Power, Kid Abuse Task Power and as a consultant with numerous other law authorization agencies.

Sheriff Mack ran for Sheriff of Baldwin County in 2006 and was reappointed in 2010, 2014 and 2018.

He is the past President of the Alabama Sheriff’s Association. Sheriff Mack is on the National Sheriff’s Association Directorate, Preparing Council, and the Movement and Fringe Security Board of trustees. He is an alum of the National Sheriff’s Institute, Government Agency of Investigation Law Authorization Official Improvement Seminar, Southeastern Law Requirement Official Advancement Seminar, and the Alabama Law Institute for Sheriff’s.

Among different awards and accomplishments; Sheriff Mack is the Past President of the Robertsdale Rotary Club, Past Administrator of the Focal Baldwin Office of Business, Past Board Individual from the Baldwin County Monetary Union, Past Lay Pioneer of the Robertsdale Methodist Church, and Past Board Individual from the Boy troopers of America. He has been granted the Paul Harris Grant by Revolving Universal, the Service Above Self, and Rotarian of the year grant. In 2006 he was chosen as the Focal Baldwin Office of Trade Man of the Year.