During 2026 through July, Boul Greber recorded 48 reported incidents, about 1.9% of Gatineau's city-wide total of 2,474. Assault was the leading category with 22 incidents, followed by mischief (12), auto theft (6), break and enter (4), robbery (4), and theft from vehicle (1). Violent incidents accounted for 27 of the neighbourhood's records. Nearby Boul Saint Joseph had 69 incidents in the same period.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Gatineau.
Boul Greber's 2026 YTD record stands out for its mix: 27 of 48 incidents are violent, and Assault alone accounts for 22 reports. Assault is the clear largest category in the set. Nearby Boul Saint Joseph has a higher overall count at 69, but this neighbourhood's violent count of 27 is a notable slice of its 48 total. Mischief (12) and Auto theft (6) follow, with Break and enter and Robbery each at 4.
The 48 incidents cover 2026 year-to-date through July, matching Gatineau's citywide YTD cut of 2,474 incidents. The count is not a single-day snapshot and does not rely on the 60-day map window. The underlying archive extends from January 2022 to August 14, 2026, but the headline figure uses the latest complete month in the current year.
Assault is the leading category, with 22 reported incidents in the 2026 YTD neighbourhood total. Mischief is next with 12 incidents, followed by Auto theft with 6. Break and enter and Robbery each have 4 incidents, and Theft from vehicle has 1. These category counts are scoped to Boul Greber only, not to the citywide total.
Among nearby areas, Boul Saint Joseph has the highest count at 69, while Boul Maloney E has 45 and Boul Maloney O has 37. Boul Greber's 48 sits below Boul Saint Joseph but above the two Maloney corridors. All counts follow the same 2026 YTD period and the upstream portal's neighbourhood classification.
Boul Greber accounts for 1.9% of Gatineau's citywide total of 2,474 incidents in the 2026 YTD period through July. That share is based on the neighbourhood count of 48 scaled to the citywide figure. The percentage is a share of incidents, not a rate.
Data source: Ville de Gatineau open-data catalogue (QC).