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Dodge County ends contract with Patton Structural for flood‑mitigation work
Summary
The Dodge County Board of Supervisors unanimously terminated the Project DR‑4420‑0032 home mitigation services agreement with Patton Structural Solutions on Oct. 30, saying the contractor failed to perform and allowing the county to seek a replacement to finish work from the 2019 flood.
The Dodge County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Oct. 30 to terminate Project DR‑4420‑0032, the county’s home mitigation services agreement with Patton Structural Solutions, after concluding the contractor did not complete required work related to the 2019 flood.
Chairman Missel told the board that ending the contract will permit the county to search for another contractor to complete outstanding mitigation projects. The motion to approve the termination passed without dissent.
County officials did not specify the remaining scope or dollar value of outstanding work in the meeting minutes. The termination authorizes county staff to pursue replacement contractors and next steps to finish mitigation projects.
The board took the action during its general session; no related appeals or formal protests were recorded in the meeting minutes. The board adjourned to its next regular meeting Nov. 13, 2024.
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