York Regional Police recorded 723 total incidents in East Gwillimbury during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Theft stands as the most reported category with 212 incidents, representing 29.3% of all recorded events. Other offences follow with 172 incidents (23.8%), while Assault accounts for 124 incidents (17.2%). In complete calendar years, overall reported incidents dropped 10.4% from 1,552 in 2024 to 1,391 in 2025.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 42,989 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul
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East Gwillimbury's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data profile draws on reported incidents from York Regional Police's public layer, part of the larger York Region group of municipal pages. The headline total for the selected period is 723 records, with breakdowns by offence category and neighbourhood below. These figures represent the calendar-year view from the full archive, not the interactive map's shorter 60-day rolling window, which currently holds 213 incidents.
A year-to-date frame is useful because it shows the mix of incident types in the current year before the full annual file is final. Because the period ends in July, 723 should not be treated as a full-year total. Instead, it offers a mid-2026 snapshot of which categories and areas have the most reported activity in the York Regional Police open-data feed.
Within the full archive, East Gwillimbury saw 1,117 reported incidents in 2021 and 1,108 in 2022. Counts then rose to 1,484 in 2023 and 1,552 in 2024, before easing 10.4% to 1,391 in 2025. That decline compares two complete calendar years (2024 and 2025). The archive's combined total across 2021-2026 is 7,407 records. The 723 incidents listed for 2026 are year-to-date through July, so they are not a full annual figure and cannot be compared directly to the completed years.
Theft is the most frequent category in East Gwillimbury's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data file at 212 incidents, or 29.3% of the 723-record total. Other is second with 172 incidents (23.8%); it is a broad grouping, and across the full archive its largest slice is Threats at 455 records, 23.3% of the Other category. Assault ranks third with 124 incidents (17.2%). Fraud follows with 75 (10.4%), Mischief with 58 (8%), and Auto theft with 31 (4.3%). The full-archive Other breakdown also includes Harassment (328), Traffic & MVC (305), Drugs (225), Other crime (206), Calls for service (196), Weapons offences (124) and Bylaw & Provincial (110), helping to show the range of incident types grouped under the Other label.
East Gwillimbury's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) file is led by theft (212; 29.3%), with assault at 124 (17.2%) and Other at 172 (23.8%). Other spans many incident types: across the full archive its largest slice is Threats—455 records, 23.3% of Other—a person-related offence category, not physical assault and not residual miscellany. Archive totals reached 1,552 in 2024, then 2025 fell 10.4% to 1,391. With 723 records through July, 2026 is a partial-year snapshot, not a full-year total.
For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), York Regional Police open data recorded 723 total incidents in East Gwillimbury. This includes 136 violent incidents across the municipality during this period. The headline total covers the full year-to-date archive period through July rather than a short 60-day map window.
Theft is the most common incident category in East Gwillimbury, accounting for 212 incidents or 29.3% of all reported incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Other follows with 172 incidents (23.8%), while Assault ranks third with 124 incidents, representing 17.2% of the year-to-date total.
In 2025, East Gwillimbury recorded 1,391 total incidents, representing a 10.4% decrease compared to 1,552 incidents in 2024. Across the broader archive, annual totals stood at 1,117 in 2021, 1,108 in 2022, and 1,484 in 2023. Year-over-year percentage changes are based on complete calendar years.
In the available open dataset, Queensville-Sharon-HL recorded 496 incidents, representing the largest volume among local areas in East Gwillimbury. Mount Albert recorded 100 incidents during the same period. These two areas comprise the primary neighbourhood breakdown provided in the municipal open-data layer.
The incident records for East Gwillimbury are published directly by York Regional Police open data. The city is part of the regional open layer for York Region, which includes 7,407 total recorded incidents for East Gwillimbury across the full multi-year archive spanning 2021 through 2026.
The selected dataset covers 2026 (YTD, through Jul), with incident records logged through August 14, 2026. While the year-to-date headline reflects 723 total incidents, the interactive map displays a rolling 60-day map window containing 213 recent incidents for local spatial analysis.
Data is sourced from York Regional Police open data, published as part of a regional feed and split to East Gwillimbury.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.