MONTGOMERY — Enterprise attorney James Tarbox has been named district attorney for the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday.
Tarbox will serve the remainder of the term vacated upon the retirement of Tom Anderson who was appointed to supernumerary status by the governor earlier this month.
Tarbox expressed appreciation to Ivey for her confidence in his ability to serve the people of Coffee and Pike counties and said Friday that he will strive to earn the confidence and trust of the people of the judicial circuit as he serves them in this new capacity. People are also reading… Tarbox and his wife, Mallorie, are expecting their first child in June, he said. They are members of Enterprise First United Methodist Church where he serves as a member of the finance committee.
Tarbox was recently appointed to serve as a member of the Enterprise Health Care Authority Board of Directors. He is a past president of the Coffee County Bar Association serving from 2018 until 2022 and is a board member of the Alabama Association of School Board Attorneys.
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