During 2026 year-to-date through July, the Other category recorded 172 incidents in East Gwillimbury, accounting for 23.8% of the city's 723 total incidents across all categories. Across the full historical dataset, the largest subcategories within Other are Threats with 455 incidents, Harassment with 328 incidents, and Traffic & MVC with 305 incidents. Threats and harassment reflect open-data person offences rather than physical assault. Queensville-Sharon-HL reported 133 category incidents in 2026 YTD.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering East Gwillimbury.
This page details police incident data for the Other category in East Gwillimbury, Ontario. For 2026 year-to-date through July, the city recorded 172 incidents in this category, representing 23.8% of the 723 total reported incidents across all 11 categories in East Gwillimbury.
Across the full-archive dataset totaling 1,949 recorded incidents in the Other category, the largest subcategories are Threats with 455 incidents (23.3% of Other), Harassment with 328 incidents (16.8%), and Traffic & MVC with 305 incidents (15.6%). In local open-data reporting, Threats and Harassment are person offences reclassified from coarse parent categories rather than physical assault or unexplained residual incidents. Additional subcategories include Drugs with 225 incidents, Other crime with 206, Calls for service with 196, Weapons offences with 124, and Bylaw & Provincial with 110.
In 2026 year-to-date through July, Other ranks second among all 11 crime categories in East Gwillimbury with 172 reported incidents. The category accounts for fewer incidents than Theft, which recorded 212 incidents during the same period. Conversely, Other recorded more incidents than all remaining sibling categories listed in the dataset, including Assault (124 incidents), Fraud (75 incidents), Mischief (58 incidents), and Auto theft (31 incidents). This position underscores that non-assault person offences, traffic-related matters, and administrative categories form a substantial portion of reported police incidents within the municipality.
Other represents almost a quarter of East Gwillimbury's reported incidents in 2026 year-to-date, making it the second most frequent category behind Theft. Annual totals in the category peaked at 386 incidents in 2023 before declining to 359 in 2024 and 351 in 2025, representing a 2.2% drop in the most recent complete year. With 172 incidents through July 2026, driven largely by non-assault person offences like Threats (455 full-archive incidents) and Harassment (328), the category remains a major component of local police reporting alongside Theft.
In East Gwillimbury, the Other category includes a breakdown of 1,949 full-archive incidents. The largest subcategories are Threats with 455 incidents and Harassment with 328 incidents, both classified as non-physical person offences. The remaining incidents comprise Traffic & MVC (305), Drugs (225), Other crime (206), Calls for service (196), Weapons offences (124), and Bylaw & Provincial (110).
For 2026 year-to-date through July, East Gwillimbury recorded 172 incidents in the Other category. This accounts for 23.8% of the 723 total reported incidents across all categories in the municipality. By comparison, complete annual totals in previous years were 351 incidents in 2025 and 359 incidents in 2024.
In the 2026 year-to-date dataset scaled to city totals, Queensville-Sharon-HL recorded the highest count with 133 Other incidents. Mount Albert recorded the second-highest count with 28 incidents. Together, these two listed areas account for the neighbourhood breakdown provided in the municipal open-data feed for this category.
With 172 incidents in 2026 YTD, Other is the second-largest category in East Gwillimbury. It ranks below Theft, which recorded 212 incidents, but higher than Assault, which recorded 124 incidents. Other also recorded higher totals than Fraud (75), Mischief (58), and Auto theft (31).
Crime data for East Gwillimbury is sourced from official ON municipal open-data records covering reported police incidents from 2021 through August 2026.