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Mayor & City Council
Dodge is governed by an elected mayor and city council, with a park board over the city park and a city auditor who runs the office day to day.
How Dodge is governed
Dodge is a North Dakota city with elected officials who serve set terms and are chosen by the city's own voters. The elected offices are:
- Mayor Four-year term
- City Council Member Four-year term
- Park Board Member Four-year term
Candidates file an election packet through the City Auditor's Office, and the city election is held in conjunction with the Dunn County election in June.
The City Council meets the second Tuesday of each month, usually at 6:00 PM Mountain Time, unless otherwise posted. See meetings & minutes for how to attend or get on the agenda.
Who holds office right now
| Office | Name | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Amy Gervers | — |
| Council President | Brenda Acosta | Streets |
| Council Member | Eugene Duttenhefer | Police |
| Council Member | Randy Frederick | Buildings & Properties |
| Council Member | Kelly Wolff | Utilities |
| City Auditor | Michele Kuntz | City Auditor's Office |
| City Maintenance | Philip Gustafson | — |
To reach any of them, call City Hall at (701) 846-7330 or email cityofdodge1@ndsupernet.com, and the auditor's office will pass the message on.
The City Auditor's Office
The City Auditor's Office is the front door to city government in Dodge — utility billing, election packets, ordinances, meeting notices, auditorium bookings and the day-to-day business of the city. Office hours are posted at City Hall and on the city's Facebook page; closures are announced there as well.
City Hall · 102 Central Ave, Dodge, ND 58625
Phone (701) 846-7330 ·
Email cityofdodge1@ndsupernet.com
Mail: PO Box 96, Dodge, ND 58625
If the answer you need isn't posted here, call City Hall — someone will get it for you.