Display and Distribution
Display and Distribution of Community Information
Oakville Public Library supports the display and distribution of information to the community by posting approved information through its channels, including community bulletin boards, brochure displays, and online. All materials must be approved by Information Oakville prior to posting through OPL’s channels.
If you have materials that you would like displayed, please ensure you meet the following criteria, then submit your request to us below.
OPL may display or distribute, but is not limited to, materials from the following types of sources:
- Non-profit agencies or groups
- Items of significant cultural importance
- Materials with high community need or interest
Requirements to display information include:
- Information being shared must be available locally and contain all necessary details
- Postings of local community interest have priority
- Materials must conform to all relevant legislation, including the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Charter of Rights
- Material should promote free, public, educational, recreational, cultural, or community events and services that are non-discriminatory and non-prejudicial
For more information, see OPL's Display and Distribution Policy.
Materials will be considered based on policy guidelines. Availability of space varies by location and even if approved, posting cannot be guaranteed.
If you have read the above information and would like to submit your request, please click an option to submit:
Town of Oakville
If you have read the above information and do not qualify to have your materials displayed through OPL, the Town of Oakville provides public Outdoor Bulletin Boards at 7 locations throughout the Town:- Town Square (George Street at Lakeshore Road)
- Bronte Boardwalk
- Kerr Street at Normandy Place
- Central Library (120 Navy Street)
- Town Hall (1225 Trafalgar Road)
- River Oaks Community Centre (2400 Sixth Line)
- Glen Abbey Community Centre (1415 Third Line)