COVID-19 Information
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Parking
Overnight holiday parking made easy
Downtown Oakville and Kerr Village November 27 to January 3
The Town of Oakville is pleased to introduce overnight parking during the holiday season in Downtown Oakville and Kerr Village.
From November 27, 2021, until January 3, 2022, all town parking lots will allow free overnight parking from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m., with the exception of the 300 Church Street Parkade.
Need more time?
Use the HONKmobile app to pay for any extra time you need past 9 a.m. Payment can be made from the comfort of your home anytime before 9 a.m. Simply note the "zone number" and lot where your vehicle is parked and secure your parking. This will allow for a little more time to pick up your car.
Having an overnight guest at your home?
A temporary on-street parking permit (less than 6 vehicles) will help your guests park while visiting.
Having a party?
A multi vehicle parking permit (6 or more vehicles) will help accommodate overflow parking during your event. Please submit your request by December 17th to obtain a permit before the Holiday Closure.
Paid temporary on-street parking permits
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and concerns around parking availability, the town is implementing a paid temporary on-street parking permit program for residences south of Dundas Street. Please visit the parking permits page for more information.
Paid parking and time limits
Paid parking is available in all municipal parking lots, metered spaces and pay-by-plate machines in Downtown Oakville, Kerr Village and Bronte Village.
Parking is free after 6 p.m. and on Sundays and holidays in all three business improvement areas.
Parking Services online
Request permits, report parking concerns or search for a ticket.
Submit a request My parking accountNeed to find parking?
Have a ticket?
Need a permit?
Special projects
Enforcement
Enforcement Services patrols and enforces parking by-laws throughout the town 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Please remember that if you do not pay the final fine imposed, your Ontario vehicle permit sticker will not be renewed until the fine and all court costs and fees have been paid. Information may be provided to a credit bureau.
Skip the line! Pay with your phone!
Download the new HonkMobile app! Now available at all municipal parking lots and paid parking spaces. Simply park, search, pay and go!