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Dodge County Board of Equalization lowers valuations on 16 of 23 protested parcels, denies 7
Summary
The Dodge County Board of Equalization on July 24, 2025, resolved 23 property valuation protests for tax year 2025, reducing valuations on 16 parcels and denying changes for seven; the meeting was declared legally convened and adjourned until Aug. 6, 2025.
The Dodge County Board of Equalization on Thursday resolved 23 property valuation protests for tax year 2025, lowering valuations on 16 parcels and denying changes for seven, the board’s record shows.
Chairman Missel called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. in the Board Room of the Dodge County Courthouse in Fremont. The board unanimously declared the meeting legally convened and approved the agenda as printed before taking up the valuation protests.
According to the meeting record, the board reviewed and acted on each protest; the minutes summarize the result as reductions for 16 parcels and denials for 7 parcels. The document does not list individual parcel numbers, the basis for each decision, or vote tallies for each protest.
Micki Gilfry, Dodge County clerk, attested to the proceedings in the official minutes. The board adjourned the session at 9:55 a.m. and scheduled its next Board of Equalization meeting for 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025.
The minutes provide the outcome counts for the set of protests but do not include detailed findings or recorded roll-call votes in the summary provided. Property owners seeking details about specific parcels or the rationale for any decision should contact the Dodge County Clerk’s office or review the full minutes when they are published.
