View of Sabula

Sabula, known as the Island City, has a unique setting and is one mile long and .25 miles wide. It is completely surrounded by water, with lakes on the west side and the Mississippi river on the other sides. The 710 residents are part of river town that has upgraded itself and is growing with commercial and light industry interests. Tourism is a big draw for the community. A bridge brings traffic from Illinois to the city. The Jackson County Welcome Center is located just west of the "island city" on Hwy. 64. Sabula is a sportsman's paradise. At the south edge of the island we find South Sabula Lakes Park with camping facilities and boat marina. For relaxation, nothing is better than sitting on the shore of the Mississippi watching Big River roll by. Seven miles north of Sabula is the Green Island State Wildlife Refuge; a 3400 acre wetland popular with fishermen and hunters.

City Government

Mayor: Pam Heidenreich

City Clerk: Mike Cotton

Councilpersons: Judy Rittmer, Darwin Paddock, Sandra Figie, Robert Canty and Rick Dickinson.

Meetings: Second Monday of each month; 7: 00 p.m. Sabula City Hall Community Room. For additional information call City Clerk at 563-687-2420.

Boats docked at Sabula

Utilities

Electricity: City of Sabula 563-687-2842
Gas: City of Sabula 563-687-2842
Sewer: City of Sabula 563-687-2842
Water: City of Sabula 563-687-2842

Community Protection - 911 for Emergency

Fire: Sabula Volunteer Fire, non-emergency 563-687-2432
Police: Chief Brian LeClere, non-emergency 563-687-2252

Education

East Central School K-8
563-687-2427

Churches

Medical Services - 911 for Emergency

First Alert: Sabula EMT/Ambulance Service, non-emergency 563-687-2432.

Hospital: Jackson County Public Hospital - Maquoketa

Samaritan North - Clinton

View of Railroad Bridge

City Parks & Recreation

South Sabula Lakes Park: Located on the south edge of Sabula is 35 acres managed by the Jackson County Conservation Board. The 14 acre park lies on the banks of the Mississippi River and the 150 acre South Sabula Lake allows the boaters and fishermen easy access to campsites. There is a picnic area, pavilion, showers, boat ramp trailer dump station and playground equipment. Campground is open April through October, weather permitting. Camping sites are provided with 20 and 30 amp electrical service.

John Wall Park: River front play area with picnic tables, shade and playground equipment.

River Front Park: 500 block of River Street. Pavilion with BBQ cook sites and electricity provided.

Bill Cotton Park: 500 block of Lake Street. Pavilion with electricity provided. Playground equipment

Caboose: 400 block Vulcan Street

City Fountain: 500 block Pearl Street

Lake Street Gazebo: 800 block Lake Street