Sean O’Meara

For Oakville Mayor

Election Day is here! In just a few days you can cast your ballot. See where to vote below!:

Ward 1

  • Eastview Public School, 2266 Hixon Street

  • Sandman Hotel Oakville, 3451 South Service Road West

  • Palermo Public School, 2561 Valleyridge Drive

  • Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, 2302 Bridge Road

  • Walton Memorial United Church, 2489 Lakeshore Road West

Ward 2

  • Brookdale Public School, 1195 Bridge Road

  • St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Secondary School, 1550 Nottinghill Gate

  • St. Matthew Catholic Elementary School, 1050 Nottinghill Gate

  • Thomas A. Blakelock High School, 1160 Rebecca Street

  • Sir John Colborne Centre for Seniors, 1565 Old Lakeshore Road

  • Trafalgar Park Community Centre, 133 Rebecca Street

Ward 3

  • Linbrook School, 1079 Linbrook Road

  • ClearView Christian Reformed Church, 2300 Sheridan Garden Drive

  • Oakville Public Library - Central Branch, 120 Navy Street

  • Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre, 325 Reynolds Street

  • Oakville Trafalgar High School, 1460 Devon Road

  • St. Luke Catholic Elementary School, 2750 Kingsway Drive

  • St. Vincent Catholic Elementary School, 1280 Braeside Drive

Ward 4

  • Garth Webb Secondary School, 2820 Westoak Trails Boulevard

  • Glen Abbey Community Centre, 1415 Third Line

  • Oakville Soccer Club - Pine Glen Soccer Facility, 1520 Pine Glen Road

  • St. Bernadette Catholic Elementary School, 1201 Heritage Way

  • St. Joan of Arc Catholic Elementary School, 2912 Westoak Trails

  • West Oak Public School, 2071 Fourth Line

Ward 5

  • Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School, 2420 Sixth Line

  • Post's Corners Public School, 2220 Caldwell Drive

  • River Oaks Community Centre, 2400 Sixth Line

  • Sunningdale Public School, 1434 Oxford Avenue

  • White Oaks Secondary School, 1330 Montclair Drive

  • St. Andrew Catholic Elementary School, 145 Millbank Drive

Ward 6

  • Holy Family Catholic Elementary School, 1420 Grosvenor Street

  • Iroquois Ridge Community Centre, 1051 Glenashton Drive

  • Joshua Creek Public School, 1450 Arrowhead Road

  • Mary Mother of God Parish, 2745 North Ridge Trail

  • Oakville Town Hall, 1225 Trafalgar Road

Ward 7

  • Dr. David R. Williams Public School, 3199 Post Road

  • Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, 3070 Neyagawa Boulevard

  • St. Gregory the Great Catholic Elementary School, 138 Sixteen Mile Drive

  • Oodenawi Public School, 385 Sixteen Mile Drive

  • St. Cecilia Catholic Elementary School, 420 Threshing Mill Blvd

Moving oakville out of the middle lane.

Our Town is not speeding or lagging behind, just cruising comfortably in the middle lane while others pass us by—municipalities willing to innovate and those willing to take measured risks.

Strong, principled leadership knows when it’s time to get out of the middle lane.

Change lanes with Sean

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Who is Sean O’Meara?

Calling Oakville home for more than 40 years, Sean O’Meara lives in the heart of Bronte with his wife, daughter, and son.

He was first elected as Oakville’s Regional and Town Councillor for Ward 1 in 2014, serving 12 years in Council and working across the full spectrum of municipal government.  He feels now is the time to move Oakville out of the middle lane, and propel us forward for the future.  He is engaged and has the energy and  experience to lead our Town today and in the years ahead.

Sean was the only Mayoral candidate who voted against provincially-mandated mega- growth, including at Mid-Town (around the Oakville GO), and will continue to fight to preserve Oakville’s character if elected your Mayor. 

In 2014, he ran on a promise to “get Bronte moving” and has delivered on the Wyecroft Bridge, and infrastructure investments and smart traffic solutions for improved transportation for all of Oakville.

Sean has Chaired the Regional Administrative and Finance Committee, the Town of Oakville’s Budget Committee, the Visit Oakville Tourism Board,  Bronte BIA, and more. He has sat on the Halton Industry Education Council linking students with businesses and the skilled trades and been a long time ally of the Halton Women’s Place.

Sean is Halton’s appointed representative on the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Cities Initiative and last year won the Ontario Member of the Year award. His advocacy has sought to protect our coastal shorelines, prevent invasive species from entering our Great Lakes and advocated to Provincial, State and Federal Government’s on both sides of the border to increase our billion dollar blue water economy on behalf of Oakville, Halton and the Great Lakes municipalities.  He secured investments to preserve our shoreline.   Lake Ontario is a defining feature of our community, and its protection is paramount.

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