Caledon recorded four reported incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period, covering data through July. Assault was the leading category with two incidents, accounting for half of the total. Auto theft and fraud each contributed one incident. The neighbourhood of Mayfield West accounted for two of the incidents. Violent offences overall total two incidents. Year‑over‑year change is not available for this YTD period.
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This page summarizes Caledon's reported incident counts for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), drawn from the official police/municipal open-data portal for Ontario. The headline figures use the year-to-date frame of this page, not the interactive map's rolling 60-day view. In the YTD period, Caledon has 4 reported incidents, including 2 violent-category incidents; the largest category is Assault with 2 reports.
These counts are useful for seeing which incident types have appeared in 2026 so far, and how they compare with earlier years in the same open-data layer. With small numbers, each report changes percentages noticeably, so the page emphasizes raw counts alongside exact proportions. The map's 60-day window, by contrast, shows 2 incidents over the most recent rolling period. All figures are counts of reported records, not rates or population-based estimates.
Looking at the complete calendar years in Caledon's open-data archive, reported incidents rose 21.4% in 2025 compared with 2024, from 14 records to 17. The earlier full year, 2023, had 7 records, so the archive's first three years trended upward. The 2026 total of 4 is a year-to-date count through Jul and should not be read as a full-year figure; no year-over-year change is calculated for that incomplete year here. The most recent complete-year comparison is 2025 versus 2024.
In the 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data totals, the top three categories are Assault, Auto theft, and Fraud. Assault is the most common category, with 2 reported incidents and 50% of the period total. Auto theft and Fraud each have 1 reported incident, or 25% of the total. Because the overall YTD count is only 4, the three named categories make up the entire listed breakdown for the period. The violent-category count is also 2, which matches the Assault total; no other violent-category counts are listed among the top categories. This means the current-year profile is a person-offence lead plus one Auto theft and one Fraud, with percentages driven by a very small base.
Caledon's 2026 YTD picture is small: 4 reported incidents, with Assault first at 2 (50%), followed by one Auto theft and one Fraud. The violent-category count of 2 matches the Assault count, so the current-year total is largely person-offence-driven. With these low counts, a single report changes the distribution noticeably. The complete-year comparison shows 2025's 17 records were 21.4% above 2024's 14. Across the full archive, the Other grouping is also limited: 2 Other crime and 1 Drugs.
Caledon recorded four reported incidents in the 2026 year‑to‑date period, covering the months up to July. This total reflects the open‑data count for the selected period, not the 60‑day map window. These figures are drawn from the municipal open‑data feed and represent all incidents with dates within this timeframe.
Assault is the leading incident type in Caledon for the 2026 YTD period, accounting for two of the four reported cases – exactly 50 % of the total. The remaining incidents are split between auto theft and fraud, each with a single report.
A year‑over‑year change is not available for the current 2026 year‑to‑date period, because the data set is still open. In the full‑archive series, the most recent complete year (2025) showed a 21.4 % increase over 2024, rising from 14 to 17 incidents.
The neighbourhood with the highest incident count is Mayfield West, which recorded two incidents. Seven neighbourhoods in total reported incidents during the 2026 YTD period, but the data does not break down the remaining five locations.
These figures come from the official municipal open‑data portal for Ontario, which publishes police‑reported incident data for Caledon. The dataset is compiled from the province’s police‑service releases and is made publicly available through the open‑data platform.
The most recent incident in the dataset occurred on 8 August 2026, and the YTD totals cover the period through July 2026. By contrast, the interactive map’s 60‑day window shows only two incidents, reflecting a much shorter timeframe.
Data sourced from the official Ontario municipal open‑data portal for Caledon.
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