Paid parking resumes in Oakville beginning August 4
Town rolls out new curbside pickup spots and free-parking promotion
As the town moves into Phase 3 of the Province's recovery plan, paid parking will resume in Downtown Oakville, Kerr Village and Bronte Village beginning Tuesday, August 4.
With that, the town is implementing some added conveniences in the three shopping districts.
The town will also reinstate three-hour time limits for residential on-street parking beginning August 4. Residents who require more time to park on their street or who have overnight guests can request a temporary on-street parking permit at oakville.ca.
Parking enforcement staff will be educating motorists of parking violations with a warning ticket in the first few days of implementation.
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Canada and Ontario invest in modern, green public transit for Oakville
Great news for Oakville Transit was announced this week! The town has secured over $26.5 million from Federal Government and over $22.1 million from the Provincial Government in public transit infrastructure funding to support 14 projects aimed at modernizing Oakville's transit system. This investment will support a healthier, sustainable, and accessible community. Learn more
South Shell Park reopens on August 1
Renovations and enhancements to
South Shell Park are now complete and the park is set to reopen to the public this Saturday, August 1. Extensive work over the last four weeks included restoration and expansion of the shoreline and enhanced safety of the seawall. Visitors can now enjoy formal beach access and lookout area.
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Iroquois Ridge indoor pool reopens August 1
Cool off at select town pools this summer. Remember to visit
active.oakville.ca to book your recreational swims in advance, drop-ins are not permitted.
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Also in the news
Emancipation Day events and activities on August 1
The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton is hosting virtual event and free BBQ pick up. Be sure to pre-order your free takeaway BBQ lunch for pick up tomorrow between 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and join the online celebration from home! Check out the Visit Oakville website for all the details.
If you are heading downtown in the evening, please be aware of an increased number of pedestrians participating in an Emancipation Day celebration, march and vigil, hosted by Oakville Black Alliance, in the areas of George's Square, Downtown Oakville and Turner Chapel starting at 5:30 p.m. For more details, follow Oakville Black Alliance on Instagram or Facebook.
Emancipation Day holiday closures
A friendly reminder that town facilities are closed on Monday, August 3.
There will be a Town Council meeting on Tuesday, August 4 at 4 p.m. and a Planning and Development Council meeting on Tuesday, August 4 at 6:30 p.m. Watch the live stream.
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