Dodge County Property Records Search | Free Lookup 2026

Dodge County, Wisconsin • LIST tax lookup, payments, GIS and deed records

Dodge County Property Tax Records: Search Bills, Parcel Taxes, Payments, GIS Maps & Deeds

Dodge County property tax records are easiest to use through the county’s Land Information Search Tool, known as LIST. You can search by parcel number without dashes, address, or name; open the parcel; click the Taxes tab; choose the tax year; and print tax details or a tax bill. This guide also explains when to pay your local municipal treasurer, when Dodge County Treasurer handles second installments and delinquent taxes, how online ACI fees work, and when to switch to GIS or Register of Deeds records.

⏱️ 9 min read ✅ Updated 2026 📍 Juneau, WI
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Quick Answer

Fastest Way to Search Dodge County Property Tax Records

Use this route first

  • Need a tax bill, statement, payment history or payoff? Use Dodge County LIST and open the Taxes tab.
  • Need current-year payment before January 31? Pay the local municipal treasurer shown on your tax bill.
  • Need second installment or delinquent tax payment? Pay Dodge County Treasurer.
  • Need parcel map or property boundary context? Use Dodge County Land Information, Web Map, or Parcel Viewer.
  • Need a deed, mortgage, land contract, satisfaction or certified copy? Use the Dodge County Register of Deeds / LandShark route.
Best search ruleLIST works best with less information. Search by parcel number without dashes, address, or name.
County Treasurer127 E. Oak St., Juneau, WI 53039. Phone: 920-386-3782.
Online payment clueACI Payments uses Jurisdiction Code 5936. Card fee approx. 3%; e-check approx. $3.
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Intent shortcut: Use LIST for tax bills and payment history, local treasurer for current December-January collections, Dodge County Treasurer for second installments and delinquent taxes, GIS for maps, and Register of Deeds for legal recorded documents.
Choose Correct Record

Dodge County Property Tax Records Are Split by Task

A tax bill, deed, GIS map and survey record are different records. Pick the correct route before searching.

Your QuestionCorrect Office / ToolSearch WithWhat You Get
Can I view or print a tax bill?Land Information Search Tool (LIST)Parcel number without dashes, address, or nameTax bill PDF, tax details, payment history and payoff information.
Where do I pay current taxes?Local municipal treasurerTax bill and municipalityCurrent-year collections before January 31, payment options and receipt help.
Where do I pay second installment or delinquent taxes?Dodge County TreasurerParcel number, payment stub, tax yearSecond installment, delinquent balance, payoff, in-person/mail/online payment.
Where is the parcel on a map?Land Information / GIS / Web MapParcel ID, address, map viewerAerial imagery, boundaries, acreage context, municipal data and GIS layers.
Can I see the deed or mortgage?Register of Deeds / LandSharkName, legal description, document number, book/page, parcel clueRecorded deeds, mortgages, land contracts, satisfactions, plats and copies.
Can online records prove clean title?Recorded documents + title professionalFull deed chain, releases, liens, judgments, tax statusResearch evidence; legal decisions need title/legal review.
Dodge-specific detail: Dodge County says tax years 2015 and newer are available through LIST. Older tax records route through historical archives and county historical resources.
Payment Rules

How to Pay Dodge County Property Taxes Correctly

The most important rule is who receives the payment. Current-year December-January payments generally go to the municipal treasurer shown on the tax bill. Dodge County Treasurer handles second installments and delinquent taxes.

Local treasurer

By Jan. 31

Current tax year payments and first installments are due to the municipality treasurer shown on the tax bill.

County Treasurer

2nd + delinquent

Dodge County Treasurer handles second installments and delinquent/postponed taxes.

ACI code

5936

When paying Dodge County through ACI, always use Jurisdiction Code 5936.

Mail timing

Postmark matters

USPS postmarks on or before the due date are timely; private meter dates are not the same.

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Decide whether payment goes to the local treasurer or county
Wrong office can return payment and create timing problems.

For current tax year payments from December through January 31, use the local municipal treasurer shown on your tax bill. Dodge County warns that payments incorrectly sent to Dodge County Treasurer may be returned to sender.

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Pay Dodge County for second installment or delinquent taxes
Use county payment routes after local collection closes.

Dodge County Treasurer accepts second installment and delinquent/postponed payments online/phone through ACI, in person by cash/check, or by mail check. Treasurer page: Dodge County Treasurer.

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Use ACI correctly
Fees and jurisdiction code matter.

Dodge County uses ACI Payments, Inc. for online/phone tax payments. County guidance lists credit/debit card fees at approximately 3.0%, electronic check fee at approximately $3.00, phone payments at 800-272-9829, and Jurisdiction Code 5936. Official ACI route: ACI Payments.

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Mail checks early and include parcel details
USPS processing and postmark rules can affect timeliness.

Mail county payments to Dodge County Treasurer, 127 E. Oak St., Juneau, WI 53039. Include payment stubs or parcel number. If you need a receipt, include a self-addressed stamped envelope; otherwise, payment details are available in LIST.

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City of Watertown has special installment timing
Some properties follow city-specific rules.

Dodge County notes City of Watertown’s three-installment option: January 31, April 30 and July 31. If one installment is late, remaining taxes become delinquent, so call City of Watertown for the correct balance due.

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Mail warning: USPS postmarks on or before the due date are timely, but USPS changed processing in 2025. Dodge County advises walking into the Post Office and asking for a hand-postmark if timing is close.
Delinquent Taxes

What Happens If Dodge County Property Taxes Are Late?

Late tax balances can grow quickly and may affect payoff, refinancing, selling, inherited property, farmland or tax foreclosure risk. Always verify the payoff in LIST or with the Treasurer before paying.

IssueOfficial Rule / DetailWhat to Do
Bill not receivedDodge County cites Wisconsin law that failure to receive a tax bill does not affect the validity of the bill or delinquent collection.Use LIST or contact the proper treasurer before the deadline.
Delinquent balanceAll delinquent taxes are charged interest at 1.0% per month and penalty at 0.5% per month beginning the preceding February 1.Calculate payoff in LIST or contact Treasurer before sending payment.
Returned checkNon-sufficient funds / returned check fee is listed at $30, and real estate tax payments are reversed immediately.Confirm payment cleared; expect interest/penalty if applicable.
Local payment uploaded lateMunicipal December collections appear after the first week in January; January collections after the second week in February after upload from 42 municipalities.Check with local treasurer during upload gaps.
Need delinquent reportDodge County lists delinquent reports at $75, alpha or numeric, paper or electronic.Request directly from Dodge County Treasurer if you need report-level data.
Tax foreclosure concernTreasurer duties include preparing documentation for foreclosure of tax delinquent properties.Contact the Treasurer immediately with parcel number, tax year and balance question.
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Do not guess payoff: If taxes are delinquent, use LIST’s payoff tools or call Dodge County Treasurer at 920-386-3782 before mailing money.
GIS, Parcel Maps & Property Listing

How Dodge County Tax Records Connect to GIS and Parcel Data

Use LIST for tax records and property details, Dodge County Web Map for aerial imagery and municipal data, and Land Information/GIS when you need map layers, parcel context, survey details or property listing questions.

LIST

Parcel tax search

Property search tool using ID number, address or name; click Taxes for tax bills and payment history.

Web map

Aerial imagery

Web map tool provides aerial imagery of property and municipal data with filter controls.

Survey Finder

Recent + historical surveys

Survey Finder provides Dodge County data on recent and historical surveys.

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Start with LIST and copy the parcel number
Use the same ID across tax and GIS tools.

Search the parcel in LIST, copy parcel ID, address, owner/mailing details where shown, municipality, acreage and tax record. Then use that same parcel clue in map tools.

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Open Land Information tools for maps
Use official county GIS routes.

Open the official Land Information page and Data Tools page to access LIST, Dodge County Web Map, Survey Finder, open data and statewide parcel data. Official pages: Dodge County Land Information and Dodge County Data Tools.

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Use the GIS page for GIS staff and map support
Best for technical map questions.

GIS is administered under the Land Information Division. GIS contact: Jesse O’Neill, GIS Administrator, 920-386-3706. Land Information Officer/Manager: Nicole Hoeppner, 920-386-3772. GIS page: Dodge County GIS.

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Map warning: GIS and parcel maps are excellent for tax and location research, but legal boundary, easement, access and survey questions require recorded documents, surveys and professional review.
Deeds, Mortgages & Recorded Documents

When Dodge County Property Tax Records Are Not Enough

Tax records help with bills, payments and parcel tax history. They do not replace recorded deeds, mortgages, land contracts, satisfactions, assignments, plats or legal title review.

Register office

127 E. Oak St.

Register of Deeds is on the 3rd floor of the Administration Building in Juneau.

Hours

8 AM-4:30 PM

Monday-Friday. Document recording cutoff time is 4 PM.

Recording fee

$30 document

Deeds, mortgages, land contracts, satisfactions and similar documents are $30 per document.

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Use LIST and GIS to collect deed-search clues
Parcel data helps you search recorded documents.

Before opening LandShark or contacting the Register of Deeds, copy parcel number, owner names, legal description clues, municipality, tax year and map references from LIST and GIS.

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Use Register of Deeds for deeds and recorded instruments
This is the correct route for legal recorded documents.

Start at the Register of Deeds page for office details and real estate recording instructions. Official page: Dodge County Register of Deeds. Real estate instructions: Dodge County Real Estate Recording.

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Use online real estate records when available
LandShark is the online recorded-document route.

Dodge County links to online real estate records through LandShark. Use names, document numbers, book/page, parcel clues or legal description references. Online route: Dodge County LandShark.

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Order or record documents with correct fees
Fees differ for copies, certifications, plats and transfer fees.

Dodge County lists recorded-document copies at $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page. For certified copies, add $1 per document for certificate. Filed subdivision, cemetery and condominium plats are listed at $50. Transportation project plats are $25 per page.

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Recording warning: Only the original deed with original signatures may be recorded. Deeds and land contracts require a Wisconsin Real Estate Transfer Return receipt or exemption information, plus proper fees.
Key Fees

Dodge County Property Tax and Record Fees to Know

NeedOfficial Fee / RulePractical Use
Online tax bill copyFree for 2015-current via LISTPrint tax bill or details from the Taxes tab.
Mailed tax bill copy$1 per page plus postage, paid in advanceUse only if online PDF is not enough.
Card tax payment through ACIApproximately 3.0%Verify processor fee before submitting payment.
Electronic check through ACIApproximately $3.00Often cheaper than card for larger bills.
Returned check$30Payment reversed immediately; interest/penalty may apply.
Delinquent report$75Alpha or numeric list, paper or electronic.
Tax roll data$300Available mid-December for bulk tax-roll needs.
Record deed / mortgage / land contract / satisfaction$30 per document, includes all pagesRegister of Deeds real estate recording.
Recorded document copy$2 first page + $1 each additional pageUse for deed, mortgage or recorded document copies.
Certified copy certificateAdd $1 per documentUse when an official certified copy is required.
Real estate transfer fee$3 per $1,000 of value rounded up to next higher hundredApplies to conveyances unless exemption applies.
Office Details

Dodge County Property Tax Records Office Details and Maps

Dodge County Treasurer

Address: 127 East Oak Street, Juneau, WI 53039-1329
Office: 1st Floor, Dodge County Administration Building
Entry note: Enter on Miller Street, opposite Hwy. 26, with the parking lot.
Phone: 920-386-3782
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:30 PM

Land Information / GIS / Property Listing

Address: Administration Building, 3rd Floor, 127 E. Oak St., Juneau, WI 53039
Main land info phone: 920-386-3700
Land Information Officer: Nicole Hoeppner, 920-386-3772
GIS Administrator: Jesse O’Neill, 920-386-3706

Dodge County Register of Deeds

Address: 3rd Floor, Administration Building, 127 E. Oak St., Juneau, WI 53039-1391
Phone: 920-386-3720
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:30 PM
Document recording cutoff: 4:00 PM

Before You Call or Visit

Bring or provide: parcel number, tax year, owner name, property address, municipality, payment confirmation, tax bill stub, legal description, recording date, document number, and whether your question is about tax bills, delinquent taxes, GIS maps or recorded documents.

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Visit prep: Go to Treasurer for tax payments and balances, Land Information/GIS for parcel map and property listing questions, and Register of Deeds for deeds, mortgages, plats and certified recorded-document copies.
Problem Solver

If Your Dodge County Property Tax Search Fails

ProblemLikely CauseFix
No LIST resultToo much information, parcel number typed with dashes, address spelling, or owner-name variation.Use less information. Try parcel number without dashes, then address, then name.
Many parcels matchCommon name or broad address search.Scroll to the bottom of the LIST screen and choose the correct parcel from the results list.
Tax bill PDF will not openBrowser pop-up blocker.Allow pop-ups for LIST or try another browser, then click “Print Tax Bill” again.
Local payment not showingDecember/January collections may not be uploaded by municipalities yet.Check with local treasurer until county upload occurs.
Payment sent to wrong officeCurrent-year Jan. 31 payment should have gone to local treasurer.Contact the local treasurer and Dodge County Treasurer before resending payment.
Delinquent payoff unclearInterest/penalty accrues monthly and payoff can change.Use LIST payoff details or call Dodge County Treasurer before paying.
Need deed but found tax bill onlyLIST tax records are not the full recorded-document system.Use Register of Deeds / LandShark for deeds, mortgages, satisfactions and plats.
Boundary or acreage disputeGIS and tax parcel records are not legal surveys.Use recorded surveys, plats, deeds and professional survey/title review.
FAQs

Dodge County Property Tax Records FAQs

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How do I search Dodge County property tax records online?

Use the Dodge County Land Information Search Tool, or LIST. Accept the terms, search by parcel number without dashes, address, or name, open the parcel, click the Taxes tab, choose the tax year, then print tax details or the tax bill PDF.

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Where do I pay Dodge County property taxes?

Current-year payments before January 31 are due to the local municipal treasurer shown on the tax bill. Second installments and delinquent taxes are paid to Dodge County Treasurer.

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What is Dodge County ACI Jurisdiction Code?

Dodge County says to always use Jurisdiction Code 5936 when paying through ACI Payments. Card fees are approximately 3.0%, and electronic checks are approximately $3.00.

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Why will my Dodge County tax bill PDF not open?

If “Print Tax Bill” does not open the one-page PDF, Dodge County says a browser pop-up blocker is likely preventing the file from opening. Allow pop-ups for LIST or try another browser.

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What happens if Dodge County property taxes are delinquent?

Dodge County says delinquent taxes are charged interest at 1.0% per month and penalty at 0.5% per month beginning the preceding February 1. Verify payoff through LIST or the Treasurer before paying.

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Where is Dodge County Treasurer located?

Dodge County Treasurer is at 127 East Oak Street, Juneau, WI 53039-1329, on the 1st floor of the Dodge County Administration Building. Enter on Miller Street. Phone is 920-386-3782. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

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Where can I view Dodge County parcel maps?

Use Dodge County Land Information tools, including LIST, the Dodge County Web Map, Survey Finder and GIS/open data links. GIS support is under the Land Information Division.

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Where do I find Dodge County deeds?

Use the Dodge County Register of Deeds or online real estate records through LandShark. The Register of Deeds is on the 3rd floor of the Administration Building at 127 E. Oak St., Juneau, WI, and the phone number is 920-386-3720.

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Can Dodge County tax records prove legal ownership?

No. Tax records are useful for bills, payments and parcel tax history, but legal ownership should be verified through recorded deeds, releases, liens, plats, surveys and title-professional review.

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Is Property-Recordss.org the official Dodge County tax website?

No. Property-Recordss.org is an independent informational guide. Always verify tax bills, payments, parcel records, GIS maps, deeds, fees and delinquent balances directly with Dodge County or Wisconsin government sources.

Final Takeaway

For Dodge County property tax records, start with LIST. Search by parcel number without dashes, address, or name; open the parcel; click Taxes; choose the year; and print tax details or the tax bill. Pay current-year taxes to the local treasurer through January 31, pay second installments or delinquent balances to Dodge County Treasurer, use GIS/Land Information for maps, and use Register of Deeds/LandShark for deeds and recorded documents.

Independent guide notice: Property-Recordss.org is not affiliated with Dodge County Government, Dodge County Treasurer, Dodge County Land Information, Dodge County GIS, Dodge County Register of Deeds, LandShark, ACI Payments, any Wisconsin agency, court, title company or surveyor. This guide is for educational help only. Always verify tax bills, payment status, due dates, fees, delinquent balances, parcel records, GIS maps, deeds, legal descriptions and ownership status directly with official sources before making legal, financial, tax, title or real estate decisions.

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