Espanola’s 2015 crime dataset records 472 incidents across the year. The leading category is “Other,” accounting for 417 incidents (88.3 % of the total). Theft follows with 29 incidents, while mischief and break‑and‑enter represent 19 and 4 incidents respectively. Violent offences total only two incidents, both classified as assault. The map’s 60‑day window shows 344 points, but the headline reflects the full calendar year.
Year × type breakdown · Population 5,504 (2025)
Espanola's 2015 crime open-data page covers the 472 incidents recorded in the official police open-data feed for the Ontario municipality during the complete calendar year. The feed groups incidents into a small set of categories, with "Other" accounting for 417 incidents (88.3%); this page also breaks that Other group into the same subcategories available on the interactive map, such as Traffic & MVC, Calls for service, and Bylaw & Provincial. The figures are year totals, not the rolling 60-day map window, which currently displays 344 incidents over a different period.
Reading the breakdown helps residents and local analysts see what sits behind the headline category labels rather than treating "Other" as a residual catch-all. With neighbourhood-level slices not available in this source, the category and date context is the main way to interpret the 2015 open data.
Year-over-year change is not available for 2015 because the year series on this page contains only one year, so there is no complete-year pair to compare. The 472 incidents represent the complete 2015 calendar year, not the interactive map's 60-day window, which shows 344 incidents for a different, rolling date range. Since no prior-year count is present in this series, no percentage change or directional shift is reported. Treat the figures as a single-year snapshot of reported incidents in the Espanola open-data layer.
The top category in Espanola's 2015 open data is "Other," with 417 incidents — 88.3% of the year's 472 total. Theft ranks second with 29 incidents (6.1%), followed by Mischief with 19 (4%). Break and enter accounts for 4 incidents (0.8%), Assault for 2 (0.4%), and Auto theft for 1 (0.2%). The Other category has a defined breakdown: its largest slice is Traffic & MVC, 118 records, or 28.3% of Other and 25% of the year total. Calls for service (106), Bylaw & Provincial (103), and Other crime (78) are the next-largest slices, followed by Drugs (8), Harassment (2), and Weapons offences (2).
What stands out in Espanola's 2015 file is the weight of the Other category: 417 of 472 incidents (88.3%) are grouped there rather than under theft, mischief, break and enter, assault, or auto theft. Traffic & MVC is its largest slice at 118 incidents, with Calls for service (106) and Bylaw & Provincial (103) close behind. Violent-category incidents total 2, and Assault is listed separately at 2. The Other group also includes person-related offences such as Harassment (2), distinct from physical assault. The map's 60-day window (344) reflects a different period than the 2015 total (472).
The open‑data feed records 472 incidents for the 2015 calendar year in Espanola. These incidents span from May 19, 2015 to August 15, 2015, covering the full set of reported events for that year.
The leading category in 2015 was “Other”, accounting for 417 incidents (88.3% of the total). Other comprises Traffic & MVC (118 incidents), Calls for service (106), Bylaw & Provincial (103), Other crime (78), Drugs (8), Harassment (2) and Weapons offences (2). Harassment and similar person offences are recorded under Other and are not physical assaults.
A year‑over‑year change is not available for the 2015 period, as the dataset does not provide a comparable prior‑year total for this municipality.
The source data for Espanola does not contain neighbourhood breakdowns, so neighbourhood‑level statistics cannot be displayed on the page.
The figures come from the official police/municipal open‑data portal for Ontario, which publishes incident‑level records for the city.
The dataset reflects incidents recorded between May 19, 2015 and August 15, 2015, representing the full 2015 calendar year. In contrast, the interactive map shows a recent 60‑day window with 344 incidents, which is a subset of the overall yearly total.
Data sourced from the Ontario municipal open‑data portal.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.