Cornwall recorded 4,758 crime incidents in 2025, all captured in the city's full‑archive data set. The dominant category was “Other,” accounting for 3,980 incidents, followed by theft with 466 reports. Assaults numbered 82, fraud 75, mischief 72 and break‑and‑enter 46. No year‑over‑year change is provided for this single‑year archive. The “Other” group includes calls for service, traffic collisions and miscellaneous offences.
In 2025, Cornwall recorded a total of 4,758 reported incidents across all offence types. This page presents the complete calendar‑year record for the city, summarising each category and the most common sub‑categories within the Open‑Data feed.
The data capture the full archive for the year, with no partial reporting windows. Categories are ranked by count, and the breakdown includes the large “Other” group, which itself contains detailed sub‑categories such as Calls for service and Traffic & MVC. All figures reflect the counts submitted to the provincial open‑data portal for Cornwall, Ontario.
Cornwall’s 2025 incident record totals 4,758 reports, covering the full calendar year. The dominant category is “Other,” accounting for 3,980 incidents, followed by Theft with 466 reports, Assault with 82, Fraud with 75, Mischief with 72, and Break and enter with 46. Within the “Other” group, Calls for service leads with 1,471 incidents, then Other crime (1,166) and Traffic & MVC (1,010). Smaller sub‑categories include Bylaw & Provincial (213), Threats (64), Harassment (32), Weapons offences (17) and Drugs (7). The dataset reflects all offences submitted to the Ontario open‑data portal for Cornwall.
2025 is the sole year in Cornwall’s open‑data archive, making it the baseline record for the city. The overwhelming majority of incidents fall under the “Other” group (approximately 84 % of the total), driven chiefly by 1,471 Calls for service and 1,010 Traffic & MVC reports. Property‑related offences such as Theft (466) and Break and enter (46) are far less common, while violent‑type categories like Assault (82) remain a small fraction. This concentration suggests reporting focuses on service calls and traffic events rather than traditional property crime.
Cornwall’s open‑data set shows 4,758 incidents were reported for the calendar year 2025, covering all offence categories recorded by the provincial system.
Because the dataset contains only the single year 2025, there is no prior‑year data to evaluate a trend, so changes in incident volume cannot be assessed at this time.
The “Other” category dominates with 3,980 incidents, followed by Theft (466), Assault (82), Fraud (75), Mischief (72) and Break and enter (46). Within “Other,” Calls for service (1,471) and Traffic & MVC (1,010) are the largest sub‑categories.
All figures are sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal, which publishes the official incident counts submitted by Cornwall’s police service for 2025.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal for Cornwall.