The County Board of Supervisors are the governing body of the County.  Supervisors are elected from geographic districts.  After each census (every 10 years) County Boards are required to draw new district boundaries based on a uniform number of residents per district.  Dodge County has 33 elected County Board Supervisors each representing approximately 2,700 people and function as the policy making and legislative branch of County government.  County Supervisors are elected in even-numbered years at the spring nonpartisan election and serve a two year term.
 
County Board meetings are held in the County Board Room, located on the fourth floor of the Administration Building, 127 East Oak Street, Juneau, Wisconsin. See below for a list of meeting dates, agendas, packets, etc.