Bowling Green City Commissioner · Nov 3, 2026
Tom Morris
Candidate for City Commissioner
Tom Morris is running for Bowling Green City Commissioner in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 4 seats.
Voter registration deadline · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayBowling Green small business owner and former computer engineer. He worked at NCR and EMC and later founded Sustainnovators LLC, a real estate investment company.
- Campaign website
- morrisforbg.com/2026
The Warren County Clerk lists Tom Morris as Thomas Alan Morris, Carlos Bailey as Carlos D'Angelo Bailey and Dana Beasley-Brown as Dana Beasley Brown. Warren County Clerk · Aug 1, 2026
Where Tom Morris stands: positions on the record
Data centers1 sourced position
Says a waiting period was needed on data centers so more community voices could be heard.
“A waiting period was needed to hear more community voices.”
Own statementMorris for Bowling Green
Flock cameras1 sourced position
Says he does not support banning Flock cameras and that the commission must keep improving safeguards.
“While at this time I do not support banning these cameras, the City Commission must continuously improve safeguards to maintain public trust.”
Own statementMorris for Bowling Green
Housing1 sourced position
Says encouraging accessory dwelling units, which are legal only when a family member occupies them, would increase housing supply.
“Encouraging ADUs would allow more people to be housed within the limited area of the city, thus increasing the supply of housing.”
Own statementMorris for Bowling Green
Public input1 sourced position
Says commission meetings should be livestreamed on more platforms and that some should be held later in the day.
“We should also hold at least some meetings later in the day where more working people can attend.”
Own statementMorris for Bowling Green
Past candidacy1 sourced position
Ran for Mayor of Bowling Green in 2020 as a write-in candidate.
Own statementBowling Green Daily News · Jun 3, 2026
Also running for City Commissioner
- Carlos Bailey (incumbent)
- Dana Beasley-Brown (incumbent)
- Melinda Hill (incumbent)
- Don Langley
- Sue Parrigin (incumbent)
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