Richmond Hill recorded 8,003 criminal incidents in 2025, a 2.5% decline from the 8,208 incidents reported in 2024. Theft was the most common offence, accounting for 2,180 incidents, followed by other offences and fraud. Assault incidents numbered 1,100, while break‑and‑enter cases were 424. Other offences contributed 1,545 incidents, with threats (441) and harassment (267) comprising the largest subcategories. The data reflect reporting through York Regional Police and cover the full calendar year.
Richmond Hill recorded 8,003 reported incidents in 2025, a 2.5% decline from the 8,208 incidents logged in 2024. The total reflects the full‑archive calendar‑year count for 2025 as released by York Regional Police and represents 19.1% of the city’s cumulative archive of 41,915 incidents.
The page presents a city‑wide overview of the 2025 data, highlighting the top offence categories, the year’s rank of third place out of six recorded years, and offering quick links to category‑specific visualisations and the broader yearly series for Richmond Hill. Readers can explore how Theft (2,180 incidents), Other offences (1,545 incidents) and Fraud (1,394 incidents) together comprised over half of all reported incidents.
In 2025 Richmond Hill saw 8,003 incidents, down 2.5% from the 8,208 incidents reported in 2024. The decline is reflected in a slightly lower year rank of third place among the six years captured in the archive. Although the count fell, the city’s share of its total historic archive remains 19.1%, indicating that 2025 still contributed a substantial portion of the 41,915 cumulative incidents. The leading categories—Theft, Other offences and Fraud—continued to dominate the mix, while Assault and Break and Enter accounted for smaller shares.
The 2025 dataset shows a modest 2.5% dip from the prior year while still placing Richmond Hill third out of six years on record, suggesting relative stability. Theft remains the dominant offence, accounting for more than a quarter of all incidents, and the sizeable Other category is driven chiefly by Threats (441) and Harassment (267), which are person offences separated from physical assault. The mix leans toward property‑related crime, with Assault and Break‑and‑Enter far behind the top three categories.
Richmond Hill recorded 8,003 reported incidents in 2025. This figure represents the full‑archive calendar‑year total for that year as published by York Regional Police and makes up roughly one‑fifth of the city’s cumulative archive of 41,915 incidents.
The 2025 count of 8,003 incidents is 2.5% lower than the 8,208 incidents recorded in 2024. The decline reflects a modest reduction in overall reporting while the city’s rank remained third out of six years in the archive.
Theft was the most common offence in 2025, with 2,180 incidents. It was followed by the Other category (1,545 incidents) and Fraud (1,394 incidents), together accounting for the majority of the year’s total incidents.
All figures are sourced from the open‑data set released by York Regional Police for Richmond Hill. The dataset is part of the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal and follows a full‑archive calendar‑year reporting model.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal for Richmond Hill, provided by York Regional Police.