​City Profile

​Farmington has a population of 684, and is the oldest village in Van Buren County, settled in 1833 and platted in 1839.
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Farmington's governing body consists of a Mayor/Five-member Council system. The Mayor's and Council members each have a term is four years.

At one time, Farmington was a major milling, manufacturing, and trading center, and was the first county seat.

Located within the Iowa Historic Hills Corridor, along the Mormon Trail, and along the Iowa State Woodland Scenic Byway, Farmington is rich with a diverse landscape, history, rural culture, and recreational opportunities.

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City Government

​Farmington Mayor - Kevin R Denly

Farmington City Council - William Cline - Kenneth Mercer - Tim Halbrook - Rob Radosevich - Dillon Smith

Farmington City Hall

​Telephone: (319) 878-3711 Fax: (319) 878-3711

City Maintenance Supervisor - (319) 878-3711

Address: 203 Elm Street, PO Box 477, Farmington, Iowa 52626

General Information: City Clerk

Volunteer Fire Department and Farmington Ambulance

Emergency: 911

Non-Emergency: (319) 878-3367
Click here to view info about the Van Buren County Emergency Management System.

City Library

​Telephone: (319) 878-3702

Address: 205 Elm Street, Farmington, Iowa 52626

Library Hours:
Sunday and Monday: Closed
Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Saturdays - 9:00 am - noon

U.S. Post Office

​Telephone: (319) 878-3360

Address: 101 S Front Street, Farmington, Iowa 52626

Window Hours:

Monday through Friday - 7:30 am - 11:30 am, 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

Saturdays - 8:30 am - 10:30 am

Mail Drop Box Pick Up: Monday through Saturday - 4:15 pm

Post Office Box Lobby Hours:

Monday through Saturday - 8:30 am - 9:00 pm

Closed Sunday

Community Center/Senior Center

Telephone: (319) 878-4105

Address: 201 S 4th Street, Farmington, Iowa 52626

For Community Center rental information and reservations - (319) 878-3711

Rental Fee: $60.00

City Shelter/Park Shelter- $25.00