In 2025, York Regional Police recorded 1,391 total incidents in East Gwillimbury, representing a 10.4% decrease from 1,552 incidents in 2024. Theft was the leading category with 363 reported incidents, followed by 351 under Other offences, which included 97 threats and 57 harassment cases. Year-over-year changes reflect police reporting patterns rather than per-capita risk. Overall, 2025 ranked third highest for annual incident counts in the city's six-year open dataset spanning from 2021 to 2026.
In 2025, East Gwillimbury documented 1,391 total incidents in official York Regional Police open records, representing a 10.4% decrease compared to the 1,552 incidents logged throughout 2024. Annual totals reflect reported incident numbers rather than per-capita risk measurements. The 2025 figure accounts for 18.9% of the 7,365 total incidents contained in the city's multi-year dataset spanning 2021 through 2026.
This narrative page provides a detailed breakdown of police-reported incident data across East Gwillimbury, Ontario during the 2025 calendar year. It outlines top category distributions including theft, assault, fraud, mischief, and auto theft, while clarifying subcategory breakdowns under Other such as threats and harassment to offer complete context for local incident patterns.
East Gwillimbury registered 1,391 incidents in 2025, down 10.4% from 1,552 incidents reported in 2024. This decrease follows a period of growth seen earlier in the dataset, which recorded 1,117 incidents in 2021, 1,108 in 2022, and 1,484 in 2023. Among the 6 total years tracked from 2021 to 2026, 2025 stands as the rank 3 year by volume, trailing behind 2024 (1,552 incidents) and 2023 (1,484 incidents). The 1,391 incidents in 2025 account for 18.9% of the 7,365 city total across all recorded years.
In 2025, Theft (363) and the Other category (351) dominated East Gwillimbury's open-data record, accounting for a major portion of all 1,391 incidents. Within the Other category, person-focused offences comprised notable shares, led by Threats with 97 incidents (27.6% of Other) and Harassment with 57 incidents (16.2% of Other). Ranking 3rd overall among the 6 recorded years between 2021 and 2026, 2025 saw a retreat from the 2024 peak of 1,552 incidents while remaining above 2021 (1,117) and 2022 (1,108) levels.
York Regional Police logged 1,391 total incidents in East Gwillimbury during 2025. This annual count accounts for 18.9% of the 7,365 total incidents recorded in the city's multi-year dataset spanning 2021 through 2026, making 2025 the third-highest year by volume in the archive.
Reported incidents in East Gwillimbury decreased by 10.4% in 2025 compared to 2024. The municipality recorded 1,391 incidents in 2025, down from 1,552 incidents in 2024. Prior to this decline, annual counts had risen from 1,108 in 2022 to 1,484 in 2023.
Theft was the leading single category in 2025 with 363 incidents, followed closely by the Other category with 351 incidents. Assault ranked third with 194 incidents, while Fraud recorded 172 incidents, Mischief had 133 incidents, and Auto theft logged 72 incidents during the year.
The data originates from open-data publication portals released by York Regional Police. These public records capture police-reported incidents in East Gwillimbury, Ontario across the full 2025 calendar year, forming part of a broader local dataset of 7,365 incidents spanning 2021 through 2026.
Data is sourced from official York Regional Police open-data records for East Gwillimbury, ON.