For 2026 year-to-date through July, Northeast EA (West) recorded 568 reported incidents, representing 8.7% of Mississauga's 6,557 city-wide total. Auto theft led with 242 reports, followed by fraud (107), break and enter (68), mischief (64), assault (50), and other (33). Violent incidents totalled 55. These figures are incident counts, not rates, and cover the period through July 2026.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Mississauga.
With 568 incidents in 2026 through July, Northeast EA (West) displays higher total incident volume than nearby Mississauga areas such as DT Core with 416, Malton NHD with 329, and East Credit NHD with 324. Property-related incidents dominate the neighbourhood mix, driven by 242 Auto theft cases and 107 Fraud incidents. In contrast, physical violent incidents account for 55 cases out of the neighbourhood's 568 total, indicating that vehicle theft and fraud form the main bulk of reported events.
During the 2026 year-to-date period through July, Northeast EA (West) recorded 568 total incidents. This represents 8.7% of the 6,557 total incidents reported across all Mississauga neighbourhoods over the same timeframe. Violent incidents accounted for 55 of the 568 recorded cases.
Auto theft is the leading reported category in Northeast EA (West), with 242 incidents recorded in 2026 through July. Fraud is the second most common category with 107 incidents, followed by Break and enter with 68 incidents and Mischief with 64 incidents.
In 2026 through July, Northeast EA (West) logged 568 incidents. This total is higher than nearby Mississauga neighbourhoods, including DT Core which logged 416 incidents, Malton NHD with 329 incidents, and East Credit NHD with 324 incidents during the same reporting period.
The full open-data archive for Northeast EA (West) covers reported incidents from April 17, 2023 through August 13, 2026. Across this multi-year timeframe from 2023 to 2026, the neighbourhood accumulated a total of 3,370 recorded incidents in the municipal dataset.
Data is sourced from open-data portals published by municipal and regional police services in ON.