Caledon reported two assault incidents in the 2026 year‑to‑date period ending July, representing 50 % of the city’s four total recorded crimes. This makes assault the leading offence category, ranking first among three categories. Compared with the previous year, assault counts fell from three in 2025 to two in 2026. The city’s other categories—auto theft and fraud—each recorded a single incident.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Caledon.
This page presents the open‑data incident counts for Assault in Caledon, Ontario, covering the latest calendar year 2026 up to July. During this YTD period the police recorded two Assault incidents, which account for 50 % of the four total incidents reported across all crime categories. The selected period is the calendar year 2026 cut off at the last complete month, July, and does not represent a 60‑day map tier.
Both dated and undated incident counts are included; for Assault the undated count is zero, confirming all recorded incidents have specific dates.
Assault ranks first among Caledon's three crime categories, representing half of all reported incidents (2 of 4). The remaining categories each contributed one incident: Auto theft and Fraud both recorded a single incident in the same YTD window. With a rank of 1 out of 3, Assault is the most frequently reported category, while the other two categories share the remaining 50 % of incidents equally. Overall, the city recorded four incidents across all categories, so Assault accounts for 50 % of the total crime count.
Assault is the leading reported offence in Caledon for the 2026 YTD period, accounting for half of all incidents. The category saw a sharp rise to three incidents in 2025—a 200 % increase from the prior year—before declining to two incidents in the current YTD window. This volatility is typical for low‑volume categories, and the recent dip suggests a less pronounced upward trend despite the earlier surge.
The open‑data set records two Assault incidents for Caledon in the 2026 year‑to‑date period ending July. These two cases constitute 50 % of the four total incidents reported across all crime categories for the same timeframe. No undated Assault incidents are present, so both have specific dates.
Assault accounts for 50 % of all incidents reported in Caledon during the 2026 YTD window. With two Assault cases out of a city‑wide total of four incidents, it is the most common category, matching half of the overall crime count for the period.
In 2025 Caledon recorded three Assault incidents, up from a single incident in 2024. This reflects a 200 % increase year‑over‑year, with the base year count of one incident providing the context for the magnitude of the rise.
Besides Assault, Caledon’s open‑data for the 2026 YTD period includes two other categories: Auto theft and Fraud. Each of these categories recorded a single incident, contributing the remaining 50 % of the city’s four total reported incidents.
Source: Ontario open data portal (province code ON).