Mission Statement

The Dodge County Detention Facility, a multi-purpose correctional facility, is designed to house sentenced and un-sentenced male and female inmates. We provide for the protection of the public by accounting for all persons incarcerated according to their custody levels. It was also designed to provide for the safety and security of all users, while being run in a cost-effective manner. The Dodge County Detention Facility will operate in accordance with Wisconsin State Statutes, Department of Corrections standards, and the Constitution of the United States.

The philosophical direction of this facility will include:

• The principles of Direct Supervision;
• A system of objective classification;
• A clean and safe environment;
• On-going staff training to maintain high professional standards;
• An incentive program to encourage positive behavior;
• Means for inmates to maintain ties with the community;
• Promote inmate self-improvement through organized programs.

Location	Telephone No.
Administration	920-386-3734
Huber Pod	920-386-3439
Intake	920-386-3777
Kitchen	920-386-3239
Maintenance	920-386-3242
Master Control	920-386-3219
Medical	920-386-3685
Programs	920-386-3211

From Chicago: Take I-94 to Highway 26. Take Highway 26 north to Juneau. In Juneau, turn west on West Center Street and travel two blocks. The facility is on the left.

From Fond du Lac: Take Highway 151 south to Highway 26. Take Highway 26 south to Juneau. Turn west on West Center Street and travel two blocks. The facility is on the left.

From Madison: Take Highway 151 to Highway 33 (at Beaver Dam). Take Highway 33 east to Highway 26. Take Highway 26 south to Juneau. Turn west on West Center Street and travel two blocks. The facility is on the left.

From Milwaukee: Take Highway 41 north to Highway 33. Take Highway 33 west to Highway 26. Take Highway 26 south to Juneau. Turn west on West Center Street and travel two blocks. The facility is on the left.

The lobby is staffed from 8:00 am to 10 pm Monday through Friday, except holidays. Visitors at other times should go to the vestibule and push the intercom button. Inmates are allowed two personal visits per week (one per day); they are 30 minutes in length. All visitor information is submitted by the inmate and approved by a Program Specialist prior to a visit. No more than two adults will be allowed into a visiting area at once or groups no larger than four (i.e. two adults and two children or one adult and three children). Visitors must be over the age of 18 or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The only exception to this is if the minor is a spouse of the inmate. In that case, proof of marriage may be required. All visitors 18 years of age or older will be required to provide a valid photo identification.

The visitation schedule is as follows:

Day of Week	Inmate Last Name	Hours
Sunday	M through Z	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm
Monday	A through E	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm
Tuesday	F through J	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm
Wednesday	K through O	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm
Thursday	P through T	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm
Friday	U through Z	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm
Saturday	A through L	9am to 11am & 6pm to 8pm

Professional visitors (attorneys, law enforcement, clergy, psychologists, doctors, etc. will be allowed at all hours except mealtime and lockdown periods. Professional visitors need photo and professional identification, such as a state bar card. An inmate is allowed to receive telephone calls from his/her attorney provided the call is previously scheduled by the attorney.

The only items allowed to be received in the mail are:

• Correspondence;
• Pictures without any type of backing;
• Job applications;
• Money (cash or money order - cash is strongly discouraged);
• Stamped envelopes;
• Legal mail;
• Newspapers, magazines, and books will be accepted if they are sent directly from the publisher or bookstore (provided they do not portray nudity or sexual content).

Any items sent through the mail must be identified on the outside of the envelope or package except correspondence and money.

The Court may give persons sentenced to the Dodge County Detention Facility huber/work release privileges. This privilege was established by statute so that persons confined to jail can maintain their employment, continue to support their families, and meet other obligations. Huber payments must be made in cash weekly. When reporting in to the Dodge County Detention Facility, the first two weeks' huber fees are due at that time ($210.00) and fees of $105.00 are due each week thereafter. There is a booking fee of $25.00 for all sentenced inmates. Prior to leaving for work, an inmate or driver must show the following:

• Proof of a valid driver's license;
• Proof of automobile insurance for the vehicle the inmate will be riding in to and from work;
• The insurance must show the date the policy is in effect, as well as an expiration date and vehicle description;
• A receipt of payment or insurance binder will not be acceptable proof. A payment receipt on company letterhead, signed by the agent and showing an expiration date may be acceptable.
• Work schedules are required to be completed weekly.

Huber inmates may bring items needed for work which are kept in a separate locker within the facility. Clothing and items needed within the facility are issued by the facility. Unless the Judgment of Conviction states otherwise, people reporting in for a huber sentence should do so between 9am and 6pm in the main lobby.

Anyone wishing to transfer from Dodge County to another agency should come to the facility and complete a transfer request form. Once the form is completed, an officer will forward the form to the other agency one week prior to the start date. An officer will contact the applicant to indicate if he/she has been accepted or denied.

Inmates that want to transfer to Dodge County from another agency shall request the transfer through the county they were sentenced in. Once the transfer form has been completed, he/she should not contact DCDF - an officer will contact the sentencing County and the sentencing County will contact the applicant. The requirements for insurance, etc. are the same as huber/work release (see that section).

If someone has been sentenced in Dodge County and wishes to be put on home monitoring, he/she must complete a home monitoring application. The application will be reviewed approximately one week prior to the start date. The applicant should not contact the facility once the application has been completed submitted. An officer will contact the applicant if he/she has been accepted or denied. You must report to jail on date set by courts and documented on your judgment of conviction. A final decision regarding your placement may not occur until after you have reported to jail and started your sentence.  

The cost is $105.00 per week for this program. The requirements for insurance, etc. are the same as huber/work release (see that section). If someone is approved for this program, he/she must have at least one regular telephone (no cell phone or cordless telephone) and cannot have any telephone features, i.e. call waiting, call forwarding, caller ID, answering machine, etc.

Name & Title	Telephone No.	Email Address
Rodney Kreitzman, Jail Administrator	920-386-3733	rkreitzman@co.dodge.wi.us
Patricia Ninmann, Deputy Jail Administrator	920-386-3992	pninmann@co.dodge.wi.us
Thomas Polsin, Deputy Jail Administrator	920-386-3959	tpolsin@co.dodge.wi.us
Mark Born, Supervisor	920-386-3225	mborn@co.dodge.wi.us
Rickey Gempeler, Supervisor	920-386-3221	rgempeler@co.dodge.wi.us
Jason Hundt, Supervisor	920-386-3207	jhundt@co.dodge.wi.us
Chad Riter, Supervisor	920-386-3206	criter@co.dodge.wi.us
Mark Schwartz, Supervisor	920-386-3223	mschwartz@co.dodge.wi.us
Dawn Smack, Supervisor	920-386-3220	dsmack@co.dodge.wi.us
Jason Polsin, Supervisor	920-386-4003	jpolsin@co.dodge.wi.us
Aaron Ellis, Supervisor	920-386-3224	aellis@co.dodge.wi.us
Scott Buckner, Programs Specialist	920-386-3697	sbuckner@co.dodge.wi.us
Chris Myers, Programs Specialist	920-386-3697	cmyers@co.dodge.wi.us
Jeffrey Schlegel, Programs Specialist	920-386-3697	jschlegel@co.dodge.wi.us
Jay Westhuis, Programs Specialist	920-386-3211	mailto:jwesthuis@co.dodge.wi.us
Phil McAleer, Maintenance	920-386-3274	pmcaleer@co.dodge.wi.us
Arla Folbrecht, Deputy Secretary	920-386-3743	afolbrecht@co.dodge.wi.us
Pam Grosskopf, Deputy Secretary	920-386-3249	pgrosskopf@co.dodge.wi.us
Annette Duckett, Deputy Secretary	920-386-3734	aduckett@co.dodge.wi.us