For 2026 year-to-date through July, East Gwillimbury Heights shows 276 reported incidents in Newmarket's open-data records, accounting for 10.7% of the citywide total of 2,583. The leading category is Other with 79 incidents, ahead of Theft at 68 and Assault at 53. Fraud (30), Theft from vehicle (16), and Mischief (14) round out the top six categories. All figures cover the 2026 calendar year to date.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Newmarket.
East Gwillimbury Heights' 2026 YTD count of 276 sits below each of the three nearby neighbourhoods shown, with Newmarket North West at 582, Newmarket Military at 489, and Newmarket Quaker Hill/Haskett Park at 434. Violent incidents account for 57 of the neighbourhood's total, and Assault alone is 53. The top category, Other (79), outranks Theft (68), indicating that a large portion of records are not classified into common offence labels. The neighbourhood also carries 10.7% of the citywide incident count.
East Gwillimbury Heights recorded 276 reported incidents in Newmarket's 2026 year-to-date period through July. That figure is 10.7% of the citywide total of 2,583 incidents. The count is scaled to the city's YTD window and is not the 60-day map view.
In the same 2026 YTD window, Newmarket North West has 582 incidents, Newmarket Military has 489, and Newmarket Quaker Hill/Haskett Park has 434. East Gwillimbury Heights' 276 incidents is the lower figure among these four neighbourhoods, though the categories and boundaries differ.
The most common category is Other with 79 incidents, followed by Theft with 68 and Assault with 53. Fraud is fourth with 30, Theft from vehicle has 16, and Mischief has 14. These are the top categories in East Gwillimbury Heights for the 2026 YTD year-scoped data.
Yes. The neighbourhood archive contains 2,694 records from January 1, 2021 through August 14, 2026. This longer record provides context across multiple years, while the 2026 YTD figure for East Gwillimbury Heights is a January-to-July window rather than a single-day snapshot.
Incident figures on this page are drawn from the Town of Newmarket's open-data portal (ON).