Brockville reported 1,044 incidents in 2018, covering the full calendar year. The data set includes all dated incidents, with no undated records. The leading category was Other, accounting for 862 incidents, or 82.6% of the total. Violence comprised 34 incidents across assault, sexual assault, robbery, homicide and shooting. The recent 60‑day map window captures 770 incidents. Year‑over‑year change is not available for this period.
Year × type breakdown · Population 23,720 (2025)
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This page summarizes Brockville's 2018 open-data incident counts from the official police and municipal open-data layer for Ontario. The headline figure is 1,044 reported incidents for the complete 2018 calendar year, drawn from the full on-disk archive rather than the interactive map's rolling 60-day window. Violent-category incidents — assault, sexual assault, robbery, homicide and shooting combined — numbered 34 for the year.
Because the map lets users filter by category and date, these static figures provide a broader year-end reference point. The archive also contains a partial 2017 count of 123 incidents, which helps explain why this page focuses on 2018 as the latest complete calendar year in the dataset. Reviewing the category breakdown, particularly the large Other category, helps residents see what types of records dominate the local open-data feed.
Year-over-year change is not available for Brockville's 2018 page. The archive includes a 2017 count of 123 incidents and a 2018 count of 1,044, but the 2017 figure is a partial entry from the start of the series rather than a complete calendar-year comparison point, so no annual percentage change is published here. The 1,044 total is the complete calendar-year figure for 2018 and should not be confused with the map's 60-day window. In short, the trend discussion is limited to what the archive supports: a single full-year count for 2018.
In 2018, the largest category in Brockville's open-data feed was Other, with 862 incidents — 82.6% of the 1,044 total. Theft followed with 76 incidents (7.3%), and Assault was third at 32 incidents (3.1%). Because Other accounts for the majority, the subcategory breakdown matters: Calls for service is the leading slice inside Other, at 329 incidents, equal to 34% of Other and 28.2% of the year's total. Traffic & MVC (257) and Bylaw & Provincial (196) are the next largest Other components. Mischief was close behind at 31 incidents (3%), followed by Fraud at 22 (2.1%) and Break and enter at 16 (1.5%). These are open-data labels, and the Harassment (19) entry under Other is a person-related record — not physical assault.
The standout number is the Other bucket: 862 incidents, or 82.6% of Brockville's 2018 open-data total. Within that bucket, Calls for service leads with 329 entries (34% of Other), so a substantial part of the year's feed is police service activity rather than a specific crime type. Theft (76) and Assault (32) are the largest named categories. Harassment (19) sits under Other as a person-related record, not physical assault. The violent-category total of 34 puts the year's serious incident count far below the volume of Other-coded records.
According to the open‑data feed, 1,044 crime incidents were recorded in Brockville for the calendar year 2018. This total reflects the complete year and is not limited to a 60‑day rolling map window. The dataset includes both dated and undated records, although in this year all 1,044 incidents have specific dates.
‘Other’ was the leading category in 2018, comprising 862 incidents (82.6 % of the total). It is broken down into several subcategories: Calls for service (329 incidents), Traffic & MVC (257), Bylaw & Provincial (196), Other crime (130), Drugs (33), Harassment (19) and Weapons offences (4). These counts illustrate the composition of the ‘Other’ category.
The archive shows 123 incidents in 2017 and 1,044 incidents in 2018, but the year‑over‑year change is not provided for this period. Consequently, a percentage change cannot be reported, and the data source indicates that YoY information is unavailable for the selected year.
Neighbourhood‑level data are not included in the Brockville open‑data set, so the website cannot present a breakdown by neighbourhood for this city. The source feeds only aggregate incident counts without geographic sub‑division beyond the municipal boundary, which is why neighbourhood statistics are unavailable on the page.
The data are sourced from the official municipal open‑data portal for Ontario, which publishes Brockville’s police‑reported incidents. These records are compiled by the local police service and released under the province’s open‑data licence, ensuring public access to the incident information. The dataset is updated annually.
The most recent incident in the 2018 dataset occurred on 22 March 2018, and the full‑year data were compiled for the calendar year 2018. In contrast, the interactive map displays a rolling 60‑day window with 770 incidents, representing only a subset of the total yearly count.
Source: Ontario (ON) open‑data portal for Brockville.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.