Durham Region recorded 1,362 crime incidents in 2026, with assault being the most frequent category at 567 cases. Theft from vehicles and auto theft also ranked high, with 259 and 192 incidents respectively. This dataset represents the first year of available data for the region.
In 2026, Durham Region recorded 1,362 reported incidents, accounting for 99.9% of the city's total dataset. This page provides a detailed breakdown of crime data for the region during this year.
The data covers all reported incidents in 2026, offering insights into the types of crimes most frequently reported. Without prior-year data, year-over-year comparisons are not available, but the 2026 figures provide a snapshot of the region's crime landscape for that year.
The 2026 data for Durham Region shows a total of 1,362 reported incidents, with assault being the most frequent category at 567 incidents. Theft from vehicle and auto theft were also significant, with 259 and 192 incidents respectively. Break and enter and robbery rounded out the top categories, with 156 and 61 incidents. The 'Other' category accounted for 124 incidents, indicating a diverse range of reported crimes.
Durham Region's 2026 data highlights a significant focus on assault, which accounts for over 40% of all reported incidents. The high numbers in theft-related categories, particularly theft from vehicles and auto theft, suggest a notable concern for property crimes. With only one year of data available, it's challenging to identify trends, but the 2026 figures provide a baseline for future comparisons.
In 2026, Durham Region recorded a total of 1,362 reported incidents. This figure represents the entirety of the dataset for that year.
Without prior-year data, it is not possible to determine any trends in the crime data for Durham Region. The 2026 figures provide a snapshot of the region's crime landscape for that year.
Assault was the most frequently reported category in 2026, with 567 incidents. This accounts for over 40% of all reported incidents in Durham Region for that year.
The data is sourced from the open-data portal provided by the Ontario government, specifically for Durham Region. It includes all reported incidents for the year 2026.
Data sourced from the Ontario open-data portal for Durham Region.