York Regional Police recorded 436 total incidents in King, Ontario, during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The top category was Other with 142 incidents, accounting for 32.6% of reported activity. Across the full archive, Traffic & MVC is the leading subcategory under Other at 23.2%. Property and personal offences followed, including Theft with 68 incidents (15.6%) and Assault with 61 incidents (14%). King City recorded the highest local volume among neighbourhoods with 145 incidents.
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This page presents open-data incident records published by York Regional Police for the municipality of King, Ontario. For the period of 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the dataset documents 436 total incidents, which includes 69 violent-category incidents. King is included within the York Region regional open-data layer, which aggregates municipal police reports across local communities to inform public context.
Reviewing structured police data allows residents, urban planners, and policy analysts to track documented incident totals across defined reporting periods. Headline summaries on this page focus on 2026 (YTD, through Jul) totals of 436 records. In contrast, the interactive map highlights a recent rolling 60 days window containing 122 incidents, while the complete multi-year archive contains 5,708 total incidents recorded since 2021.
Evaluating annual open-data trends in King relies on full calendar years within the archive. Between 2024 and 2025, total recorded incidents showed a decline of 12.3%, decreasing from 1,156 incidents in 2024 to 1,014 incidents in 2025. Prior complete-year figures include 968 incidents in 2021, 1,014 incidents in 2022, and 1,107 incidents in 2023. The headline total of 436 incidents reflects only the partial 2026 (YTD, through Jul) reporting period, so direct full-year comparison with prior annual totals is not applicable until 2026 closes.
During 2026 (YTD, through Jul), incident categorisation in King is led by three primary classifications. The leading category is Other with 142 incidents, representing 32.6% of total incidents. Theft ranks second with 68 incidents, or 15.6% of the total. Assault ranks third with 61 incidents, making up 14% of recorded incidents. Additional notable categories in 2026 include Mischief with 54 incidents (12.4%). Because Other represents the largest category, examining full-archive subcategories provides deeper detail. Across 1,584 full-archive Other incidents, Traffic & MVC is the leading subcategory with 368 incidents (23.2% of Other and 6.4% of total archive records), followed by Threats with 351 incidents (22.2% of Other).
York Regional Police open data tracks 3 local neighbourhood areas within the township of King. For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), reported incident counts show King City with 145 incidents, followed by Schomberg with 124 incidents, and Nobleton with 101 incidents. All 3 neighbourhoods are monitored within the same York Region police feed. These neighbourhood totals measure documented incident concentration within specific boundary zones rather than per-capita risk. Variations in incident volume across these 3 communities correlate with commercial hubs, traffic corridors, and geographic size rather than comparative safety levels.
In King's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) dataset, property and miscellaneous categories represent a significant portion of recorded incidents, led by Other with 142 incidents (32.6%) and Theft with 68 incidents (15.6%), alongside 61 Assault incidents (14%). Analyzing full-archive subcategories shows that Traffic & MVC (368 incidents, 23.2% of Other) and Threats (351 incidents, 22.2% of Other) account for major components of Other. Notably, Threats and Harassment listed under Other are non-assault person offences, distinct from physical assault records.
In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), a total of 436 incidents were recorded in King. Across all categories, 69 violent incidents were reported during this timeframe. These figures represent year-to-date open-data records compiled from January 1, 2021 through August 9, 2026, rather than a short 60-day map window.
The top category in King is Other, with 142 incidents accounting for 32.6% of the 2026 year-to-date total. Across the full archive, the leading subcategories under Other are Traffic & MVC with 368 incidents (23.2% of Other) and Threats with 351 incidents (22.2% of Other). Person offences like Threats and Harassment in this group are distinct open-data categories, not physical assault.
For the last complete calendar year, 2025 recorded 1,014 incidents, down 12.3% from 1,156 incidents in 2024. Across earlier full years in the archive, King recorded 968 incidents in 2021, 1,014 in 2022, and 1,107 in 2023. The 2026 total of 436 covers year-to-date data through July.
Among the 3 tracked areas in King, King City recorded the highest volume with 145 incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Schomberg followed with 124 incidents, while Nobleton reported 101 incidents during the same period. Together these 3 communities comprise all tracked neighbourhood areas in the municipality's open-data breakdown.
All incident figures for King are sourced from York Regional Police open data. King is part of the broader York Region regional data hub, from which municipal incident records are published and separated. These records reflect official police incident entries updated periodically through public open-data channels.
The dataset for King covers incidents from January 1, 2021 to August 9, 2026, with headline statistics representing 2026 (YTD, through Jul). While the main totals reflect this year-to-date period of 436 incidents, the interactive map displays a rolling 60-day window containing 122 recent incidents.
Incident data is sourced from York Regional Police open data and split from the regional hub for King.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.