Eaton County Prosecutor, Douglas R. Lloyd, serves as the chief law enforcement officer for Eaton County.  In that capacity, Lloyd manages 10 attorneys and 15 administrative staff.  He is responsible for an approximate caseload averaging 6000 cases per year.  Lloyd is also responsible for the administration of the Eaton County Prosecutor’s Office’s domestic violence, drug, and economic crimes units.  Prior to being named Prosecutor in June 2013, Lloyd served as Assistant Prosecutor, Senior Assistant Prosecutor for the Economic Crimes Unit, and Chief Assistant Prosecutor.

  

The Eaton County Prosecutor’s Office Economic Crimes Unit (“ECU”) is a separate office located in Delta Township.  The ECU manages the bad check, welfare fraud, retail fraud, failure to return property/library property, social security fraud diversion programs as well consumer protection complaints for Eaton County.  The success of the ECU resulted in Lloyd being appointed as Special Prosecutor in Ingham and Clinton counties to handle their bad check and/or welfare fraud diversion cases.  

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In 2013, Lloyd was appointed by Governor Snyder to the Organized Retail Fraud Advisory Board.  He also served on the Insurance Fraud Task Force launched in September 2013 by Secretary of State Ruth Johnson.  Lloyd has also been confirmed by the Michigan Legislature to serve on the State Drug Treatment Court Advisory Committee.  Lloyd is a Past President for the Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan.  

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Doug is the proud father of two sons, Matthew and Nicolas, both have which have graduated from MSU, and has been married to his wife Mina, a recently retired Assistant Prosecuting Attorney with the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office, for 30 years.  They reside in Delta Township.