In 2018 Greater Sudbury recorded 110 reported crime incidents across all categories. Theft was the most common offence with 79 cases, accounting for the majority of the count. Break‑and‑enter followed with 10 incidents, while mischief and assault accounted for 9 and 7 incidents respectively. Other offences comprised four incidents, split between Bylaw & Provincial violations (3) and weapons offences (1) overall.
Greater Sudbury recorded 110 open-data incidents in 2018. This page presents an overview of reported incident counts in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, throughout the 2018 calendar year. It provides an objective breakdown of documented police records to help residents understand local reported incident counts.
The 2018 dataset encompasses all 110 documented incidents in the city's open-data collection, which accounts for 100% of the overall city total in this release. The page highlights primary incident categories, including 79 Theft incidents, 10 Break and enter incidents, 9 Mischief incidents, 7 Assault incidents, 4 Other category offences, and 1 Auto theft incident.
During 2018, Greater Sudbury recorded 110 total incidents in its open-data collection. Theft was the single largest category, accounting for 79 incidents. Property-related incidents also included 10 Break and enter reports and 9 Mischief reports. Violent offences included 7 Assault incidents. Additionally, 4 incidents were categorized under Other offences, which comprised 3 Bylaw & Provincial offences and 1 Weapons offence. Auto theft recorded 1 incident. Because 2018 is the only calendar year available in the current dataset, these numbers reflect the complete open-data archive for Greater Sudbury.
In 2018, Greater Sudbury's open-data archive recorded 110 total incidents. Property offences dominated the mix, led by 79 Theft incidents, 10 Break and enter incidents, and 9 Mischief incidents. In contrast, violent offences were fewer, with 7 Assault incidents recorded. The 4 Other offences consisted of 3 Bylaw & Provincial incidents and 1 Weapons offence, while Auto theft accounted for 1 incident. With 2018 being the sole year in this dataset, these figures set the baseline across all 110 archived incidents.
In 2018, Greater Sudbury recorded a total of 110 open-data incidents. This single-year count represents 100% of the 110 total incidents archived for the city in this open-data release, with 2018 serving as the sole calendar year present in the dataset.
Year-over-year trend comparisons are not available for Greater Sudbury because 2018 is the only calendar year contained within the dataset. The 110 recorded incidents in 2018 represent the entire open-data archive for the city, preventing multi-year trend comparisons.
Theft was the most frequent category in Greater Sudbury in 2018, with 79 recorded incidents. Other top categories included Break and enter with 10 incidents, Mischief with 9 incidents, Assault with 7 incidents, Other offences with 4 incidents, and Auto theft with 1 incident.
The 2018 data for Greater Sudbury, ON, is retrieved from municipal open-data records published for the city. The dataset contains 110 total incidents logged throughout 2018, spanning from 79 Theft incidents to 1 Auto theft incident across the municipality.
Crime data for Greater Sudbury, ON is sourced from official municipal open-data portals.