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Aurora crime in 2025

In 2025, York Regional Police recorded 2,683 total incidents in Aurora, representing a 13.8% increase from the 2,357 incidents reported in 2024. Year-over-year totals reflect open-data reporting volume rather than per-capita risk. Theft was the leading category with 1,034 incidents, followed by Other with 476 and Fraud with 395. The Other category included 120 Threats and 90 Harassment offences. Additionally, 321 Assault and 195 Mischief incidents were logged.

2,683
Incidents in 2025
21.4%
Share of selected city data
1 of 6
Rank among years
Theft
Top category
1,034 incidents
+13.8%
Year-over-year
vs 2024

Category mix in 2025

Theft 1,034
38.5% of 2025 incidents
Other 476
17.7% of 2025 incidents
Fraud 395
14.7% of 2025 incidents
Assault 321
12% of 2025 incidents
Mischief 195
7.3% of 2025 incidents
3.9% of 2025 incidents

Aurora crime 2025

In 2025, Aurora recorded 2,683 total police-reported incidents in open-data records published by York Regional Police across Ontario. This represents a 13.8% increase compared to the 2,357 incidents documented in 2024. These annual figures reflect total recorded incidents within the municipal archive, illustrating annual reporting patterns over time rather than individual per-capita risk.

This page provides a comprehensive breakdown of reported crime data across Aurora, ON for the 2025 calendar year. It details primary incident categories—led by Theft with 1,034 incidents and Other offences with 476 incidents—along with multi-year historical series spanning from 2021 through 2026, and specific subcategory figures documented by regional police.

Year-over-year

During 2025, Aurora documented 2,683 total incidents, which marks a 13.8% increase from the 2,357 incidents logged in 2024. The 2025 total ranks first overall among the 6 total years tracked in Aurora's dataset between 2021 and 2026. This single calendar year accounts for 21.4% of the 12,538 total recorded incidents in the city's full archive. Year-over-year changes in these annual totals reflect changes in police reporting and documentation across the municipality rather than changes in individual risk. Earlier annual totals included 1,740 in 2021, 1,881 in 2022, and 2,281 in 2023.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

In 2025, Aurora reached its highest annual incident count in the dataset at 2,683 incidents, ranking first out of 6 recorded years. Property crime drove much of this total, led by 1,034 Theft incidents and 395 Fraud incidents. Within the 476 Other category incidents, person offences such as Threats (120 incidents) and Harassment (90 incidents) represented significant subcategory components rather than unexplained residual entries, while Assault accounted for 321 incidents.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Aurora crime in 2025

How many incidents were reported in Aurora in 2025?

York Regional Police recorded 2,683 total police-reported incidents in Aurora during the 2025 calendar year. This single-year figure accounts for 21.4% of the city's 12,538 total recorded incidents catalogued across the entire multi-year dataset spanning from 2021 through 2026.

Did reported incidents in Aurora increase or decrease in 2025?

Reported incidents in Aurora increased in 2025, rising 13.8% to 2,683 incidents compared to 2,357 incidents in 2024. The 2025 total represents the highest annual volume recorded in Aurora across the 6 tracked years in the dataset, following steady increases from 1,740 in 2021 and 1,881 in 2022.

What were the most common categories of crime in Aurora in 2025?

Theft was the most frequent category in Aurora in 2025 with 1,034 recorded incidents. Other major categories included Other offences with 476 incidents, Fraud with 395 incidents, Assault with 321 incidents, Mischief with 195 incidents, and Break and enter with 105 incidents.

Where does the 2025 crime data for Aurora come from?

The data is sourced directly from open-data records released by York Regional Police, covering the municipality of Aurora, Ontario. The dataset records incidents logged by law enforcement during the 2025 calendar year, contributing to an overall city archive of 12,538 records.

Sources

Data is sourced from open-data records published by York Regional Police in Ontario (ON).

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