Welcome to the Village of Beaverville

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 Beaverville is a quaint village located in Beaverville Township, Iroquois County. It was originally named St. Marie. Founded in 1851 by 32 French-Canadian families from Montreal, led by Francis Besse, the settlers sought fertile farmland. They traveled via the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes, drawn by the region’s rich soil and Spring and Beaver Creeks.  Its early history reflects resilience, with a Catholic church established by 1853, underscoring its cultural and religious roots. Today, Beaverville remains a small, rural community, preserving its heritage as a tight-knit settlement shaped by its French-Canadian origins and agricultural foundation. 

• Beaverville Homecoming -  is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. We thank the planners, vendors, and entertainers for their commitment. 
• Permits - Just a reminder that permits are required within the village. See "Permits/Licenses" for more details to avoid fines.
• Village Newsletter -  will be distributed periodically to all residents, providing regular updates from the Mayor about news and community events. This ensures everyone, including those not on social media, stays informed. 
• Bibbit Fest - Get ready to hop with excitement - Bibbit Fest is set to rock on Aug 16th!
• Pay Online -  Pay your water bill online via the "Water" tab on our website. Online payments for permits, licenses, hall rentals, and other services will be available soon. Stay tuned for details.