Dodge County is named for Henry Dodge, who was Wisconsin Territorial Governor from 1836 to 1841 and from 1845 to 1848.
Created: December 7, 1836
County Seat:
Juneau 1836 – present
County Courthouse – Juneau
Location: 210 West Center Street / West Street
Built: 1999 – 2000
Style: Modern
Architect: Stubenrauch Architects of Sheboygan and Kimme and Associates of Champaign, Illinois
Contractor: C D Smith
Description: The building faces north and is a three story buff and red colored stone and glass structure. The first story is faced with a dark red colored stone and the upper stories are faced with a light yellow colored stone. The central entrance protruded from the main building and is rounded with glass windows on the second story. The east and west corner section also protrudes from the main building.
County Administration – Juneau
Location: 127 East Oak Street / Main Street
Built: 1936 – 1937
Style: Modern
Architect: H C Koch
Contractor: R R Boyd
Description: The building faces south and is a three story buff colored stone and glass structure. The building served as the courthouse until 2000, The original section was constructed i 1878 but was demolished in 1996. The building was renovated in 1996.The architect was The Stubenrauch Architects Inc. of Applelton.
Courthouses:
N – Green Lake County and Fond du Lac County
E – Fond du Lac County and Waukesha County
S – Waukesha County and Jefferson County
W – Dane County and Columbia County
Photos taken 2007