Parks & Recreation

In case of emergency what should I do?

In case of severe weather danger, leave the park immediately. Police may also close down and evacuate the park. For safety reasons, please heed warnings and cooperate with the police. If the even is youth-oriented, an adult age 18 or older must be in charge of the event who can make decisions about emergencies.

Where will I find emergency shelter?

Shelter may be available at one or all of these locations:

• Village Hall at 24 West Main Street
• Fire Department at 31 East Main Street
• Public Library at 20 South Park Street

Who can I call?

• 911 Emergency Dispatch
• 911 EMS
• Police Department 608-424-3129
• Fire Department 608-424-3081
• Village Hall 608-424-3341 (weekdays M-TH 8 AM to 4:30 PM, F 8 AM - 2 PM)

How many parks does the Village of Belleville have?  

Five

Where are the parks located?

• Community Park next to Lake Belle View off Highway 69 north
• Library Park is located at the intersection of Highway 69 and Highway 92 across the street from the Police and Fire Department and is circled by East Main Street, South Park Street, East Pearl Street and South Vine Street. It also has the Old Library Building and fountain on the property.
• Blaser Park is located north of the Village off Highway 69 at the intersection of Karl Avenue and Jon Street.
• Sugar River Park is located south east of town, near the Wastewater Plant off Remy Road.
• Greenview Park is located on the south end of town, on Blaser Drive.

Is it possible to use one of the parks?

Yes, call 424-3341 to request our new online form.

What is the fee for park use?

There is a use fee for Village residents, and non-Village residents. 
 
What are the hours for parks? 6 AM to 10 PM.

Can I bring my pet?

Yes, but pets must be leashed at all times and owner must remove all fecal matter.

What are the rules for using a park? 

• No overnight camping.
• Motor vehicles are restricted to roads, drives and parking areas.
• No vehicle shall be operated in a park in excess of fifteen (15) miles per hour (unless otherwise posted).
• No thru traffic is allowed during ball games.Proper disposal of trash and recyclables is required.
• Picnic tables, benches or other park equipment cannot be removed from park. If picnic tables are removed from under shelters, they must be placed back by same party.
• Bill posting is not allowed. Park regulations and other signs authorized by the Village Board will be permitted.
• No person shall shoot or throw stones, arrows or missiles in or into any park or at the geese.
• No driving of posts or stakes in any park without Public Works approval. After approval, the applicant is responsible to contact Diggers Hotline 1-800-242-8511 one week prior to event for location of all buried utilities. Flags must be removed at the end of the event.
• Permits are not to be transferred to other organizations or individuals without Village approval.
• Individual/organization must indicate area they wish to reserve on available maps.
• DO NOT FEED OR HARASS THE GEESE.