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Brockville crime in 2017

⚠ Brockville's open-data feed stopped updating on 2018-03-22 (8 years ago). The numbers below are a frozen snapshot, not current. More recent data may be available from the local police service.

2017 saw 123 reported incidents in Brockville. The majority, 106 incidents, fell under the “Other” category, which includes calls for service, traffic and MVC incidents, bylaw matters, and other crime types. Theft accounted for 10 incidents, mischief for five, and assault for two. This year’s data represent a full‑calendar‑year count and comprise roughly 10.5% of the city’s overall archive of 1,167 incidents.

123
Incidents in 2017
10.5%
Share of selected city data
2 of 2
Rank among years
Other
Top category
106 incidents

Category mix in 2017

Other 106
86.2% of 2017 incidents
Theft 10
8.1% of 2017 incidents
4.1% of 2017 incidents
1.6% of 2017 incidents

Brockville crime 2017

In 2017, Brockville, Ontario recorded a total of 123 reported incidents across all offence types. This page presents the complete 2017 calendar‑year dataset, breaking down each incident by the Open Data categories used by the city’s police service. The most common classification was “Other,” accounting for 106 incidents, followed by Theft with 10 incidents, Mischief with five, and Assault with two.

The 123 incidents represent about 10.5 % of Brockville’s full‑archive total of 1,167 incidents spanning all available years. Because the dataset reports raw counts only, it does not provide per‑capita rates or crime‑rate calculations. Within the “Other” category, Calls for service accounted for 36 incidents, Traffic & MVC for 35, and Bylaw & Provincial matters for 20.

Year-over-year

The 2017 dataset reflects a full calendar year of reported incidents for Brockville. All 123 incidents are grouped into the standard Open Data categories, with the overwhelming majority (106) recorded under the “Other” umbrella. This category is further broken down into specific sub‑categories such as Calls for service, Traffic & MVC, and Bylaw matters, providing insight into the types of calls that dominate the record for this year.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

The 2017 figures show that Brockville’s incident reporting was heavily weighted toward the “Other” category, which alone comprised 86 % of the year’s total. Sub‑categories reveal that routine service calls and traffic matters made up most of these “Other” incidents, indicating a focus on non‑violent, administrative or vehicular issues rather than property crime. Compared with the city’s overall archive, 2017 contributed a modest share, and its rank of 2 out of 2 years suggests a lower activity level than the following year.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Brockville crime in 2017

What was the total number of incidents reported in Brockville for 2017?

Brockville recorded 123 reported incidents for the calendar year 2017, covering all offence types captured in the open���data feed.

How does the 2017 incident count relate to the city's overall archive?

The 123 incidents represent roughly 10.5 % of Brockville’s full‑archive total of 1,167 incidents, showing that 2017 contributed a relatively small portion of the city’s historical record.

Which offence categories were most common in 2017?

The “Other” category dominated with 106 incidents, followed by Theft with 10 incidents, Mischief with five, and Assault with two. Within “Other,” Calls for service (36) and Traffic & MVC (35) were the largest sub‑categories.

Where does the data come from?

The figures are sourced from the open‑data portal for Brockville, Ontario, which publishes incident counts by standard categories for each calendar year.

Sources

Data sourced from the Ontario Open Data portal for Brockville (ON).

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