Gananoque’s 2025 “Other” category recorded 439 incidents, accounting for 91.5 % of the city’s total 480 reported crimes. The category includes 323 Calls for service, 78 Traffic & MVC incidents, 34 Bylaw & Provincial matters, and 4 Other crime reports. All counts reflect the complete calendar year and are drawn from open‑data sources without estimating unreported cases. These figures are based on police‑recorded incidents and do not include any estimated or undisclosed data.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Gananoque.
The Gananoque, Ontario “Other” category page presents the complete 2025 calendar‑year count of incidents that are recorded under the broader “Other” label in the city’s open‑data set. For the selected period, 439 incidents were reported, accounting for 91.5% of all 480 recorded crimes in Gananoque.
The figure reflects the full‑year archive rather than the 60‑day map window, and the year‑series shows a single data point – 439 incidents in 2025 – with no comparative year‑over‑year metrics provided. Within this category, the majority are Calls for service, followed by Traffic & MVC, Bylaw & Provincial matters, and a small number of other crimes. No neighbourhood‑specific breakdown is available for this category.
"Other" is the leading category in Gananoque for 2025, ranking first among six crime categories. With 439 incidents, it far exceeds the next most common category, Theft, which recorded only 18 incidents. The remaining categories – Fraud (12), Mischief (6), Break and enter (3) and Auto theft (2) – together total 23 incidents, illustrating how dominant the "Other" grouping is in the city’s overall crime profile.
The “Other” category dominates Gananoque’s 2025 crime landscape, accounting for over nine‑tenths of all reported incidents and ranking first among six categories. Calls for service form the bulk of this group, with Traffic & MVC and Bylaw matters contributing smaller shares. Because the year‑series contains only the 2025 figure, no year‑over‑year trend can be identified, underscoring the static nature of the available data for this category.
The “Other” category aggregates four sub‑types: Calls for service (323 incidents), Traffic & MVC (78 incidents), Bylaw & Provincial matters (34 incidents), and a handful of other crimes (4 incidents). Together these make up 439 reported incidents for 2025, representing 73.6%, 17.8%, 7.7% and 0.9% of the “Other” total respectively.
In 2025, “Other” recorded 439 incidents, while Theft reported only 18 incidents. This means “Other” has roughly 24 times more incidents than the next most common category, highlighting its overwhelming share of the city’s crime profile.
The “Other” category accounts for 91.5% of all reported crimes in Gananoque, with 439 of the city’s 480 total incidents falling under this grouping for the 2025 calendar year.
The dataset provides a single data point for 2025 (439 incidents) and does not include prior‑year figures or a calculated year‑over‑year change, so no trend or shift can be reported for this category.
Data sourced from the Ontario open‑data portal (province code ON).