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Local Government - Stockport, Iowa
est. 1887
City of Stockport
The little town with a BIG heart!
Call: 319-677-0921
City Hall
Heads up—there was a car break-in in town. Please lock your vehicles and remove valuables. Report suspicious activity to the Van Buren County Sheriff’s Office.
Hours of Operation
Monday 8 - 4
Tuesday 8 - 4
Wednesday 8 - 4
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
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Peavine Line Depot
104 N. Main
Contact:
(317) 694-0407
The depot/museum was built in 1882 at Longview (2.5 m. NW of town.) In 1890, the depot was moved on two flat cars to the current location at the 4-way stop in Stockport. You will find railroad memorabilia from the C.B.&Q. Railroad and the Peavine Line that ran from Ft. Madison to Ottumwa. The railroad began as a narrow gauge, by 1890 it had changed to a standard gauge. The rails in front of the depot date back to 1889. Open during special events or by appointment.
Morris Park
10938 Timber Road
Morris Park barn, museum and cabins are open
​8:00 am -6:00 pm during summer and fall & April-Oct
By appointment Nov-March Call 319-796-2148 for availability
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Campgrounds
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15 camp spaces Electric, water, dump station, & restrooms​
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​Grills
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One acre pond (stocked)
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​Shelter area
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Historic buildings
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Nature trails
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Playground
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​Picnic tables
Library
Hours of Operation
Monday 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Friday 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Stockport BBQ Days (1st Full Weekend in September)
Stockport Fire Department
Post Office
121 S. Main St.
ADDITIONAL BILLING OPTIONS NOW AVAILABLE:
Click on the above link to pay your utility bill 24/7 in three new options - text to pay, pay by phone, pay on-line. By creating an account, it also allows us to send notifications via phone or text for emergencies.
Community Events Calendar
Farmers Market 2025
June-Aug Thursday, 4-7pm Hiatt Park
April 2025
May 2025
City-wide Clean Up
Fri. 9th
Stockport Lion's Club Spring Fun Days: Car Show + Bags Tourn
Sat. 17th, starts at 8 AM
June 2025
​November 1st
Trick or Treat 5-7
Hot dogs at the City Park thanks to the Lions Club
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