In 2026 through July, East Milton recorded 172 reported incidents, representing 10% of Milton's 1,722 city-wide total. The leading category in the neighbourhood was Other, with 109 incidents. Break and enter and Theft were the second most frequent categories, each with 14 incidents. In addition, 1 violent incident was recorded during this period, while the full historical archive for East Milton contains 351 total incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Milton.
East Milton’s 172 YTD incidents sit well below the nearby totals on this page: South Milton has 493, West Milton has 387, and Upper East Milton has 230. Inside East Milton, the “Other” bucket at 109 reports dominates the neighbourhood count, leaving Break and enter and Theft (14 each) as the leading named categories. The one violent incident in the YTD total is a notable contrast to the mostly property-oriented category list, though no city-wide violent comparison is available in these facts.
East Milton has 172 reported incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period through July. That equals 10 percent of Milton’s city-wide total of 1,722 incidents for the same window. The count is specific to this neighbourhood and is based on the latest calendar year cut at the last complete month.
The 'Other' category has 109 reported incidents, the highest listed total in East Milton's 2026 YTD data. Break and enter and Theft are each recorded 14 times, while Theft from vehicle is close behind at 12. Mischief and Auto theft also appear in the top six, with 10 and 9 reports respectively.
Among the nearby neighbourhoods shown on this page, South Milton has 493 incidents, West Milton has 387, and Upper East Milton has 230. East Milton’s 172 is lower than all three. These are separate neighbourhood totals under the same Milton open-data classification, and boundary definitions may vary.
No. The 2026 YTD total of 172 incidents reflects the current calendar year through July, not one day. The full archive shown for Milton spans April 17, 2025 to August 15, 2026, and the page’s comparisons use the YTD window rather than that longer date range.
Source: City of Milton Open Data (ON).