Doug Gorman graduated from Western Kentucky University. He is married to Michelle Gorman.

Doug worked at Booth Fire & Safety in Bowling Green in 1995 before buying the business a few years later. 

Doug Gorman has served two terms as First District Magistrate representing Warren County’s District 1. He is chair of the Warren County Downtown Economic Development Authority.

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Doug has served two terms as First District Magistrate representing Warren County’s District 1. He is chair of the Warren County Downtown Economic Development Authority.

Plans to prioritize balanced budgeting and managing growth in the county.

- Plans to prioritize balanced budgeting and managing growth in the county.

Budget

As of March 25, 2026, Doug Gorman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Administration

Doug Gorman

- The county judge-executive acts as the chief executive officer of your county government. They can appoint staff and fill office vacancies such as sheriff or county attorney.
- The county judge-executive prepares the county budget, oversees funds, and keeps fiscal records.
- The county judge-executive represents the county in discussions with other levels of government.
- The county judge/executive presides over and sits on the “fiscal court,” your county’s legislature. The fiscal court sets the budget for your county and passes laws. It is also responsible for county roads, jails, and social services. 
- The county judge/executive is elected to a four-year term in partisan elections. 
- The maximum annual salary for this position varies based on county size, ranging from approximately $85,000 to $154,400.