SEARCH Go Home Village Officials Village Departments Police Department Fire Department Historical Navarre Churches in Navarre Council Meeting Minutes Village Map Village Concerns New Ordinances or Resolutions Tourism VILLAGE OF NAVARRE PUBLIC NOTICE AND INFORMATION Helpful Links What's Happening in Navarre ?? HISTORIC NAVARRE IMAGE GALLERY What's Happening in Navarre ?? CORONA VIRUS INFO LINK (COVID-19) Nestled on the banks of the Tuscarawas River, is the charming Village of Navarre. It is delightfully reminiscent of long ago. It was in southeastern Bethlehem Township where a missionary, Revered Christian Frederick Post, built the first dwelling, a log cabin within the present boundaries of Ohio in 1761. Originally, Navarre was three separate villages, each having their own square. It was an amalgamation of the three hamlets: Bethlehem, Rochester, and Navarre. The eastern section, Bethlehem, was the oldest, laid out in 1806 by Jonathan Condy, Rochester to the west was next, established in 1833 by Nathan McGrew. Navarre forming the center, came last in 1834. It was founded by James Duncan. A financial depression resulted in fierce competition between the three villages and caused a rivalry which was intense and bitter. In 1872, the wise businessmen of the community decided to incorporate the villages and name it Navarre. The 1830's brought the Ohio & Erie Canal. The canal was in continuous operation through Navarre until the flood of 1913. Visitors are encouraged to take a trip along this historic pathway which follows the Tuscarawas River through the village and township. The Ohio & Erie Canal once had a great impact on the shops and businesses in the small village of Navarre. Now, the canal is creating a new excitement and potential for a much different impact with the Ohio & Erie Canal Heritage Corridor from Cleveland to New Philadelphia. The greatest charm of the village, for many people lies in its broad tree-lined streets and quaint homes and buildings relating to the historical past of the village. Navarre is the perfect blend of the past with the present and promises you a nostalgic visit any time of the year. Come visit historic Navarre and Bethlehem Township. NAVARRE FEDERAL CENSUS OF 2020 POPULATION PROCLAMATION 2021 Stark Soil and Water Summer Programs FAQs about Gas Aggregation Program Please use caution when representatives from other gas companies knock on your door Events Calendar December 2021 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 Village of Navarre Regular Council Meeting 7 8 9 MPL Bookmobile Navarre Wilson Place MPL Bookmobile Navarre Village Mobile Homes Erie Valley Fire and Rescue Fire Dept. Nav/Beth JFD Trustee's meeting 10 11 12 13 14 MPL Navarre Preschool St. Paul UCC 15 16 MPL Bookmobile Navarre Civic Ctr/ Underwood Park 17 18 19 20 Village of Navarre Regular Council Meeting 21 22 23 MPL Bookmobile Navarre Wilson Place MPL Bookmobile Navarre Village Mobile Homes 24 25 26 27 28 MPL Navarre Preschool St. Paul UCC 29 30 MPL Bookmobile Navarre Civic Ctr/ Underwood Park 31 1 < Nov Jan > Read more... Last updated 9/30/2021 Printer-friendly Version http://www.visitnavarreohio.com/ Village Contacts Village Hall: 27 Canal St. W. Navarre, Ohio 44662 330-879-5508 Village Administrator: Zack Wisselgren 330-309-5447 Zoning Inspector: James C. Neely III 330-309-0861 Cemetery Clerk: Marcia Comer 330-879-2500 Police Department: (Emergency) 911 or 330-879-5662 Fire Department: (Emergency) 911 or 330-879-2112 (Non-Emergency) 330-879-5840 Village Meetings Meetings are held at Village Hall Council Meetings 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7:00PM Home | Village Officials | Village Departments | Police Department | Fire Department | Historical Navarre | Churches in Navarre | Council Meeting Minutes | Village Map | Village Concerns | New Ordinances or Resolutions | Tourism | VILLAGE OF NAVARRE PUBLIC NOTICE AND INFORMATION | Helpful Links | What's Happening in Navarre ?? | HISTORIC NAVARRE IMAGE GALLERY