Oakville Town Council receives mid-point 2023-2026 Council Strategic Action Plan update

On February 24, Town Council received an annual 2023-2026 Council Strategic Action Plan update. The update provides an overview of the progress made at the halfway point of this important four-year plan, which acts as a roadmap to help guide Council’s decision making during the 2023 to 2026 term of office. The plan’s actions fall under the strategic priorities of growth management, community belonging, environmental sustainability and accountability.

The update outlines when the town’s key initiatives are anticipated to be completed and showcases key accomplishments already achieved including:

• Construction of North Park
• Urban Mobility and Transportation Strategy
• Bronte Paid Parking
• Parks, Recreation and Library Master Plan
• Urban Forest Management Plan 
• Evaluating and exploring opportunities for district energy (Oakville Hospital District) 

To stay informed about the progress being made with the strategic action plan, members of the public can visit Council’s Strategic Plan Dashboard where key community indicators are monitored throughout the year.

Staff will also continue to provide an annual action plan update to Council. 

For more information, visit the Council’s Strategic Plan page.

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“Council’s vision of building a vibrant, livable community for all is aligned with the goals of our 2023-2026 Strategic Plan. Through annual updates and the Strategic Plan Dashboard, we keep residents informed on our progress in delivering the strategic priorities that reflect what matters most to the community."

– Mayor Rob Burton 

“As we reach the mid-way point of the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, we are proud of all the accomplishments we have made as an organization and are dedicated to moving forward on the priorities set out in the plan. The addition of the Strategic Plan Dashboard offers the public direct insight into our progress, as part of the broader Data Hub, towards ensuring Oakville is a vibrant and livable community for all.”

– CAO Jane Clohecy