05/15/2026
Deputy Jack Williamson, AKA TBS Tribe member! Way to go! 👏🏻
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Marshall Exchange Club Honors Deputies During National Police Week
The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize two outstanding members of the agency who were recently honored by the Marshall Exchange Club for their exceptional service and dedication to the community.
Patrol Deputy Jack Williamson was named Deputy of the Year, while Sergeant Evan Bloch was recognized as Corrections Deputy of the Year. The recognition comes during National Police Week, a time dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifices of law enforcement professionals across the nation.
Both deputies continually demonstrate outstanding dedication, professionalism, and commitment to the Sheriff’s Office's mission and to the residents of Calhoun County. Through their leadership, work ethic, and daily service, they exemplify the profession's values and standards.
Deputy Williamson was recognized for his commitment to proactive law enforcement, professionalism in the field, and dedication to serving the community with integrity and compassion.
Sergeant Bloch was honored for his leadership within the Corrections Division, commitment to safety and accountability, and continued dedication to both staff and inmates at the Calhoun County Jail.
The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office extends its sincere appreciation to the Marshall Exchange Club for recognizing the hard work and sacrifices of law enforcement professionals throughout the county.
Sheriff Steve Hinkley stated, “Deputy Williamson and Sergeant Bloch represent the very best of our organization. Their dedication to public service, professionalism, and commitment to our community make us proud every day. We are grateful to the Marshall Exchange Club for honoring their efforts and recognizing the important work they do.”