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Jul 23, 2026
Closes
Aug 21, 2026
The Town of Oakville is seeking a contractor to replace the end-of-life generator at the south side of Town Hall. The replacement is a similar-size and capacity 200kW natural-gas generator. The work also includes modifications to the gas supply, ventilation, and room required to install the generator.
Jul 13, 2026
Closes
Aug 21, 2026
The Town of Oakville is seeking proposals for a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) backup solution protecting its cloud-based assets, including Microsoft 365 services such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft Teams. The posting specifies electronic submissions and lists RFP-20-2026.pdf and an Appendix A Form of Agreement, but the public page does not expose a downloadable attachment URL. The detail page shows the solicitation as Open, published Mon Jul 13, 2026 3:30:59 PM (EDT), and closing Fri Aug 21, 2026 2:00:59 PM (EDT), so it was not closed as of 2026-08-08.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oakville
The committee convened to evaluate an application for a compliance audit concerning the campaign finances of a candidate from the 2022 regular municipal election. A significant portion of the meeting addressed procedural disputes regarding the admissibility of additional documentation submitted after the filing deadline, which the committee ultimately voted to include in the record. Arguments were presented by representatives for both the applicant and the candidate regarding the potential underreporting of campaign expenses, including costs associated with website development, telephone and internet services, campaign events, and the valuation of volunteer hours. The committee also entered into a closed session to obtain legal counsel on these procedural matters.
This document outlines the Town of Oakville's Climate Change Strategy, a technical report detailing its vision, objectives, and adaptation actions to build resiliency against a changing climate. Key objectives include increasing the town's capacity to protect against and respond to projected impacts, educating the community through effective communication, and continuously monitoring the implementation of adaptation actions and goals for operational improvements. The strategy addresses climatic changes such as increases in average temperatures and precipitation, and the severity and frequency of extreme weather events, categorizing impacts across natural environment, recreation, health, and built environment themes.
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The Town of Oakville Transportation Master Plan is a long-range blueprint designed to coordinate mobility solutions, infrastructure, and policies with anticipated community growth. The plan aims to develop an equitable, sustainable, accessible, and connected transportation system, moving away from an automobile-centric model towards increased investment in public transit, cycling infrastructure, and walkable communities. Key objectives include fostering transportation efficiency by reducing average trip length, boosting non-auto mode share (walking, cycling, bus, GO Train), and increasing electric vehicle adoption. Ultimately, it seeks to support planned growth, enable vibrant, people-oriented, and transit-supportive communities, and address climate change through 2051.
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