In East Gwillimbury, theft is the highest-ranked category among 11 published categories in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The city recorded 212 theft incidents out of a city total of 723 incidents, accounting for 29.3% of all reported city incidents. In 2025, East Gwillimbury recorded 363 theft incidents compared to 354 in 2024. Among listed areas, Queensville-Sharon-HL recorded 96 theft incidents and Mount Albert recorded 16.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering East Gwillimbury.
This page details official open-data reports for Theft in East Gwillimbury, Ontario, covering the 2026 year-to-date period through July. During this timeframe, police recorded 212 incidents of theft in the municipality out of an overall total of 723 recorded incidents across all categories. Theft represents 29.3% of all reported incidents in East Gwillimbury during this period, establishing it as a primary category in the municipal figures.
The open-data dataset spans from January 1, 2021, to August 14, 2026, encompassing 11 distinct category classifications across the city. Historical data for theft includes 261 incidents in 2021, 242 in 2022, 430 in 2023, 354 in 2024, and 363 in 2025. These annual figures offer multi-year context for evaluating the 2026 year-to-date count of 212 incidents.
Within East Gwillimbury, Theft ranks 1 out of 11 recorded categories for 2026 year-to-date. With 212 incidents, Theft is more common than all listed sibling categories in the municipality's published data. Specifically, it exceeds Other offences at 172 incidents, Assault at 124 incidents, Fraud at 75 incidents, Mischief at 58 incidents, and Auto theft at 31 incidents. Across the 723 total city incidents reported in the 2026 year-to-date period through July, Theft accounts for the highest single volume among all municipal category divisions.
Theft stands out as the highest-volume category in East Gwillimbury for 2026 year-to-date, ranking 1 out of 11 municipal categories and accounting for 29.3% of the city's 723 total reported incidents. Across complete annual records, theft figures peaked at 430 incidents in 2023 before adjusting to 354 in 2024 and rising 2.5% to 363 in 2025. The 2026 count of 212 incidents reflects partial year-to-date reporting through July rather than a full annual period. Queensville-Sharon-HL lists 96 incidents, representing the largest neighbourhood tally in the 2026 dataset.
In 2026 year-to-date through July, East Gwillimbury recorded 212 theft incidents. This represents 29.3% of the city's total 723 incidents reported across all 11 categories during the same timeframe. Theft ranks as the single most frequent category recorded in the municipal data for 2026.
Theft ranks 1 out of 11 categories in East Gwillimbury for 2026 year-to-date. Its count of 212 incidents is higher than all other listed categories, including Other offences at 172, Assault at 124, Fraud at 75, Mischief at 58, and Auto theft at 31 incidents out of 723 total city incidents.
Theft counts in East Gwillimbury varied across recent full calendar years, starting at 261 in 2021 and 242 in 2022 before reaching a peak of 430 in 2023. Counts then decreased to 354 in 2024 and rose 2.5% to 363 in 2025. The 2026 count stands at 212 through July.
For 2026 year-to-date scaled to city data through July, Queensville-Sharon-HL reported the highest count with 96 theft incidents. Mount Albert reported 16 theft incidents during the same period. These two areas are the top neighbourhoods listed in the municipal dataset for theft offences.
Data is sourced from official open-data records provided by local police services in ON.