The 2026 year‑to‑date break and enter record for Saugeen Shores shows eight reported incidents through April. This category accounts for 0.9 % of the municipality’s total of 866 crime reports across all categories. Break and enter ranks fifth among seven crime types, behind Other (779) and Theft (44) but ahead of Mischief, Assault and Robbery. No neighbourhood breakdown is available for this offence.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Saugeen Shores.
This page presents the open-data record for break and enter incidents reported in Saugeen Shores, Ontario. The dataset covers the latest calendar year, 2026, with a year-to-date cut-off through April. During this period the city recorded eight break and enter incidents, which represent 0.9% of all 866 reported crimes.
The figures are drawn from the municipal open-data feed and reflect only reported incidents; unreported break and enter events are not captured. Because the reporting window ends in April, the count does not represent a full calendar year and should be interpreted as a partial year-to-date snapshot rather than a complete annual total. No neighbourhood-level breakdown is available for this offence, so the data is presented at the city level only currently.
Break and enter ranks fifth among Saugeen Shores’ seven crime categories, with eight incidents recorded. It trails the most common category, Other, which accounts for 779 incidents, and Theft with 44 incidents. It also exceeds the counts for Mischief (18), Assault (14) and Robbery (2). While the city’s overall crime count stands at 866, break and enter represents a small share of the total, reflecting its relatively infrequent occurrence compared with other offences. All incidents fall within the year-to-date window through April 2026, and no trend data is available beyond this single reporting period.
Break and enter accounts for just eight reported incidents in Saugeen Shores, placing it fifth out of seven offence types and comprising only 0.9% of the city’s 866 total crimes. The figure reflects a year-to-date snapshot through April 2026, without a prior-year comparison, so no trend can be discerned. Its modest rank and low share suggest it is a relatively uncommon offence in the community during the reporting window.
Break and enter refers to unlawful entry into a building, structure or vehicle with the intent to commit a crime, typically theft or vandalism. The category groups incidents where the offender forces or manipulates an entry point to gain access, as recorded in municipal police reports.
In the 2026 reporting year, Saugeen Shores recorded eight break and enter incidents. These eight cases represent 0.9% of the city’s total of 866 reported crimes for the same period, providing a snapshot of this offence through April 2026. No additional data beyond April is included in this dataset.
Break and enter ranks fifth among the seven crime categories tracked for Saugeen Shores. With eight incidents it is far lower than the leading “Other” category at 779 incidents, and also below Theft (44), Mischief (18), Assault (14) and Robbery (2). Its share of the city’s total crimes is under one percent.
The data covers the latest calendar year, 2026, but only up to the end of April, representing a year-to-date snapshot rather than a full year. All eight break and enter incidents occurred within this period, and no neighbourhood-level breakdown is provided for this offence.
Source: Ontario (ON) open-data portal for Saugeen Shores.