FOR WILLIAMS COUNTY SHERIFF
"Committed to what is right and just"
Primary Election: June 9, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026
days until the Primary
Born in Serbia, Momcilo came to the United States at the age of 17. From the moment he arrived, he recognized that he needed to serve the country that welcomed him with open arms.
His military service and law enforcement career are not just jobs—they are acts of service and gratitude to the nation that gave him opportunity. Momcilo lived the American Dream the right way, and he's dedicated his life to protecting it.
Momcilo is living proof that those who come to America through the right channels and commit to its values can achieve anything. He strongly supports legal immigration—but stands firm against illegal immigration. Our borders must be secure, and that requires cooperation between federal and local law enforcement. As Sheriff, Momcilo will ensure Williams County does its part.
You won't confuse him with anyone else.
13 Years of Service
6 Years Army National Guard
Served as lead detective managing multiple detectives on thousands of cases, ensuring thorough investigations and justice for victims.
Currently supervises patrol shift operations, making critical decisions that affect officer safety and community protection every day.
Led soldiers in high-stakes military environments, demonstrating the calm, decisive leadership that Williams County needs.
Momcilo is married to his wife Cristina, and together they are raising two daughters. They are devout Christians, and their faith guides their service to others. It is this faith that led them to adopt Proverbs 21:3 as the foundation for this campaign:
"To do what is right and just is more acceptable to the LORD than sacrifice."
— Proverbs 21:3
The Babic family has fully embraced Williams County, and their dedication has not gone unnoticed. Both Momcilo and Cristina have been recognized year after year—Momcilo as Best Law Enforcement Officer and Cristina as Best Doctor, each earning multiple Best of the Bakken awards.
Service doesn't stop at the badge. Momcilo is actively involved in the organizations that make Williams County stronger.
A local chapter of Lions International—known as "Knights for the Blind"—dedicated to serving the Williston community through vision care, charitable giving, and community support.
Supporting local law enforcement officers and fostering positive relationships between police and the community.
Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest fraternal organizations, dedicated to making good men better through charitable giving, community service, and moral character.
Proud sponsor supporting this annual community fundraiser benefiting local charities.
A local unit of the Kem Shrine based in Williston, dedicated to supporting Shriners Hospitals for Children. Known for hosting community events like the circus and participating in local parades.
Supporting youth ministry that helps young people in our community build faith and character.
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