Fiscal Court Magistrates

Magisterial District Map (based on 2020 census, used for 2026 elections)

Liles Taylor
District 1
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John Gentry
District 2
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Darrell Varner
District 3
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Kelly Carl
District 4
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Fiscal Court | Woodford County, KY

Darrell serves as a Fiscal Court magistrate for District 3.

2026 Kentucky General Election

As of October 8, 2026, Darrell Varner did not have a website or any information online.

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Darrell Varner

Seconded approval for the County Clerk to purchase up to $10,620 in election equipment.

As of October 8, 2026, Darrell VARNER’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Darrell VARNER

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

County Clerk Sandra V. Jones – Election Equipment
8. A motion was made by John Gentry and seconded by Jackie Brown to adopt Resolution 2024-11 authorizing a referendum to determine whether cannabis business operations may occur in the Woodford County and to authorize the Judge/Executive to sign any and all documents related thereto. (Attachment)
VOTING AYE: All Present MOTION CARRIED
County Clerk Sandra V. Jones – Election Equipment
9. A motion was made by Jackie Brown and seconded by Darrell Varner to approve the request of the County Clerk to purchase up to $10,620.00 in election equipment.
VOTING AYE: All Present MOTION CARRIED

07-23-2024 Reg. Meeting.pdf

Amy Thomas Iwahara

- Magistrates, sometimes called justices of the peace, sit on the fiscal court, which serves as the county legislature and makes laws for the county. 
- They decide how money is spent and raised by the county, including taxes, bonds, and property transactions.
- They oversee county infrastructure like roads, manage county property, conduct building inspections, issue permits, and operate the county jail.
- Each county features 3 to 8 districts, each electing 1 magistrate.
- Magistrates are elected for 4-year terms in partisan elections. Their salary caps at approximately $93,000 for full-time work, adjusted based on hours worked. The fiscal court determines this salary.