Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido and 91 assistant prosecuting attorneys took their oaths of office on Jan. 2, marking the start of a new four-year term.
The ceremony, held at the Macomb County Administration Building, was presided over by Macomb County Circuit Court Chief Judge James Biernat, Jr., Circuit Court Judge Joseph Toia, and Clinton Township District Court Judge Sebastian Lucido.
Lucido, re-elected in November 2024, used the occasion to reaffirm his office's mission to deliver justice with integrity and fairness.
Addressing the room, Lucido emphasized the importance of teamwork, accountability, and public service, calling his staff the "backbone" of the prosecutor's office.
"Today is more than just the beginning of another term," Lucido said. "It is a recommitment to the ideals that make our community strong and our justice system fair."
Lucido praised the achievements of his team during his previous term, citing improved warrant processing efficiency, advancements in digital case management, record-breaking grant acquisitions, fair enforcement and collection of child support, and reforms to hiring practices.
He highlighted his office’s focus on accountability, victim services, and modernized operations as key pillars of success.
Assistant prosecutors, investigators and clerical staff alike were acknowledged for their contributions. Lucido called on the entire team to embrace the challenges ahead with determination and a shared vision of progress.
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