Adam Strong Appointed to Calhoun County’s 10th District Court

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has appointed Marshall resident Adam Strong to the 10th District Court in Calhoun County.

The appointment fills the vacancy created when Judge Jason Bomia was appointed to the 37th Circuit Court.

Strong will serve a partial term ending January 1st, 2029.

He is the deputy chief assistant prosecuting attorney at the Eaton County Prosecutor’s Office, where he has worked since 2012.

Strong previously taught criminal law and criminal procedure as an adjunct professor at Ferris State University.

His community and court experience includes work with the 56th Circuit Court veterans treatment court, felony sobriety court and adult circuit drug court.

He is also a past president of the Eaton County Bar Association and previously worked with the Michigan State Police Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Team.

Strong earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and criminal justice from Michigan State University and a law degree from the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco.

In the state announcement, Strong said he was grateful for the appointment and looked forward to serving his community.

Who was appointed to Calhoun County’s 10th District Court?

Governor Gretchen Whitmer appointed Marshall resident Adam Strong.

How long will Adam Strong’s court appointment last?

The partial term ends January 1st, 2029.

Why was there a vacancy on the 10th District Court?

The seat opened after Judge Jason Bomia was appointed to the 37th Circuit Court.