COVID-19
We understand that information is changing quickly during this time and that everyone is in need of different resources.
While COVID-19 has put the tourism industry on hold, we want to continue providing as much service as we can to those who are currently residing in Oakville and Halton Region during this time.
Effective April 8, 2021
Premier Ford announced that the government is placing the entire province under a province-wide stay-at-home order. Read the province’s news release for information.
Under the stay-at-home order only leave your home for essential purposes:
- work, if you can’t do it remotely
- school
- groceries
- pharmacy
- helping vulnerable people
- outdoor exercise with members of your household
You should not travel outside your local community.
Read more here: www.oakville.ca.
What’s open
What’s closed
- Community centres, including pools, fitness centres and arenas (with some exceptions for high performance athlete training)
- All service counters including ServiceOakville within Town Hall. Payments and documents can be left in the drop box outside Town Hall. Online services and updates are available. SPLIT passes are available for purchase at the Oakville Transit office at 430 Wyecroft Road, Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
- All registered recreation programs
- Drop-in activities, memberships, and rental permits are cancelled. Refunds will be automatically issued to impacted customers.
- Oakville libraries for in-person service
- Oakville Museum
- Senior centres
- Youth centres
- Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts
- Municipal Greenhouse
Order Workplace Self-Screening Kits
Workplace self-screening kits are available to Oakville businesses with up to 150 employees. Order and schedule your pick-up by visiting oakvillechamber.com
Follow the links below to continue reading about all the services currently available in Oakville:
