• The Dodge County Communications Center is the Public Safety Answering Point for Dodge County. Our Center has the responsibility of answering incoming 911 calls as well as non-emergency calls for service for all cities and townships within the county and attend the public counter and telephones.
• Our communications Division provides radio-dispatching services for the Sheriff's Department as well as the Kasson Police Department, West Concord Police Department, Dodge Center Ambulance Service, Hayfield Ambulance Service, West Concord Ambulance Service, and the counties six Fire Departments. At times we also assist and communicate with State Patrol, Mayo One, Public Works, and DNR field personnel.
• Our Dispatch center has been recently expanded and upgraded with Enhanced 911 and a new computer aided dispatch system.
• Our center is manned twenty-four (24) hours, seven (7) days a week, with up to two dispatchers on duty at all times.

Important Things You Should Know When Calling 911
The Dispatcher will inquire: What Happened, Where are you, and When did the incident occur. DO NOT hang up until the Dispatcher is done getting information from you.

Remember 911 is used for life or death emergencies and crimes in progress. Keep the non-emergency telephone number (507-635-6200) readily available near your telephone.