In 2026 through July, the Centre neighbourhood in Brampton recorded 186 total incidents, accounting for 3.1% of the 6,080 city-wide incidents. Assault was the leading category in the neighbourhood with 57 incidents, followed by mischief with 40 incidents and fraud with 39. Auto theft accounted for 27 incidents and break and enter recorded 16. Across the full 2023 to 2026 archive, Centre has accumulated 1,183 total reported incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Brampton.
Centre's 186 incidents sit close to Norton Park's 184 and below both Downtown's 230 and Sandalwood West's 227. On the category side, Assault's 57 is the top local count, ahead of Mischief's 40 and Fraud's 39. The 60 violent incidents in Centre are part of the same YTD total, and that count is notable because the top category is a violent one rather than a property offence. No city-wide category breakdown is included here, so the local rank order and the nearby neighbourhood totals are the main points of comparison.
Centre recorded 186 reported incidents for the 2026 year-to-date period through July. That is 3.1% of Brampton's city-wide total of 6,080 incidents for the same window. The count is specific to the Centre neighbourhood. It does not include nearby neighbourhoods such as Downtown or Norton Park.
Assault was the most common category in Centre, with 57 reported incidents. Mischief followed at 40, then Fraud at 39, Auto theft at 27, and Break and enter at 16. These figures are for Centre only and are based on the 2026 YTD period through July. The Other category is listed at 6.
Among nearby neighbourhoods shown for the same data window, Downtown has 230 reported incidents and Sandalwood West (Sunny Meadow) has 227, while Norton Park has 184. Centre's 186 is closest to Norton Park and below the two higher-count neighbours. These are separate neighbourhood counts, not a combined total.
The archive for Centre spans July 24, 2023 to August 13, 2026 and has 1,183 incidents over that full period. The headline total of 186, however, is limited to 2026 through July rather than the whole archive.
Source: reported incident data from the City of Brampton open-data portal for Ontario (ON).