Fremont is a first-class city and has a mayor-administrator-council form of government.

The mayor is elected every four years. He does not vote on issues unless there is a tie among council members.

The administrator is responsible for all city activities, including supervising department heads. The administrator is appointed by the mayor and approved by the council for a four-year term.

The Fremont City Council is the decision-making body of the city. All local laws, policies and expenditures are approved by the eight-member council. The council also approves the annual budgets, levies taxes and acts as the city board of equalization.

Dodge County is served by a board of supervisors. Seven supervisors from around the Fremont-area serve on the board.

Helpful Links:

City of Fremont

MainStreet of Fremont, Inc.

Keep Fremont Beautiful

Fremont Area Chamber of Commerce

Greater Fremont Development Council

Dodge County Government

Fremont Tribune

Three Rivers District Health Department

American Free Enterprise