Saugeen Shores reported 779 incidents classified under the Other category year‑to‑date through April 2026, accounting for 90 % of the city’s total 866 incidents. The Other breakdown shows Traffic & MVC incidents leading with 418 reports, followed by Calls for service at 221, Bylaw & Provincial offences at 72, and smaller numbers for Other crime, Harassment, Drugs and Weapons offences. All sibling categories recorded far fewer incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Saugeen Shores.
The page presents open-data incidents classified under the “Other” category for Saugeen Shores, Ontario, covering the latest calendar year (2026) YTD through April. It reports 779 incidents recorded in this period. The category aggregates a range of incidents such as traffic collisions, service calls, and bylaw violations, detailed in the sub‑category breakdown below.
That figure represents 90 % of all 866 reported incidents across the city’s seven crime categories. With a share of ninety percent, Other outpaces the next most common category, Theft, which recorded 44 incidents. This dominance reflects the composition of the city’s reporting categories for the current year‑to‑date period.
Other sits at the top of Saugeen Shores’ crime landscape, ranking first among seven categories. It accounts for 779 incidents, whereas the next highest category, Theft, records only 44 incidents, followed by Mischief with 18, Assault with 14, Break and enter with 8, and Robbery with 2. Together, these six categories comprise just 87 incidents, underscoring how Other dominates the city’s incident totals. The stark contrast highlights that the bulk of reported activity falls under the broad “Other” grouping rather than specific offence types.
The “Other” category dominates Saugeen Shores’ incident profile, comprising 779 of the 866 reported events – a ninety‑percent share and the highest rank among the city’s seven categories. Its internal breakdown shows Traffic & MVC incidents alone account for more than half of the total, while Calls for service represent over a quarter. With only a single���year YTD data point, no year‑over‑year change can be assessed, but the concentration of diverse incident types under “Other” indicates that most reported activity falls outside narrowly defined crime categories.
The “Other” category bundles a variety of non‑theft offences that are not captured by the more specific crime types. For Saugeen Shores it includes Traffic & MVC incidents (418 reports), Calls for service (221), Bylaw & Provincial matters (72), Other crime (46), Harassment (14), Drugs offences (6) and Weapons offences (2), together totaling 779 incidents for the 2026 YTD period.
The “Other” category leads the city’s crime landscape with 779 recorded incidents, placing it first among seven categories. The next highest category, Theft, records only 44 incidents, followed by Mischief with 18. This stark difference shows that “Other” comprises the overwhelming majority of reported activity in Saugeen Shores for the current reporting window.
Other accounts for 90 % of all reported incidents in Saugeen Shores, with 779 of the city’s 866 total incidents falling into this category. This proportion makes it by far the most prevalent classification, dwarfing the combined total of the five other specific categories, which together sum to just 87 incidents.
The dataset provides only a single year‑to‑date data point for the “Other” category, covering 2026 through April. Because the year_series_for_category field contains only the 2026 entry, there is no earlier year to compare, so a year‑over‑year change cannot be calculated for this category at present.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal for Saugeen Shores.