In 2019 Shelburne recorded 807 reported crime incidents across all categories. The overwhelming majority falls under the “Other” classification, accounting for 789 incidents. Within this group, traffic and motor‑vehicle collisions represent the largest share with 603 cases. Lesser‑reported categories include mischief (8), assault (6), theft (3) and a single break‑and‑enter incident. No year‑over‑year change is provided for this dataset overall.
Shelburne, Ontario recorded 807 open-data incidents during the 2019 calendar year. This page details the complete annual distribution of reported police incidents across the municipality, covering all recorded categories, specific incident breakdowns, and annual summaries derived directly from official municipal records.
The 2019 archive represents the entire recorded dataset currently on file for Shelburne, totaling 807 incidents. The vast majority of these recorded entries fall under the Other category, led by traffic incidents, general calls for service, and provincial infractions. This narrative outlines every main category tracked during 2019, including specific subcategories within the municipal open-data reporting framework.
In 2019, Shelburne recorded 807 total open-data incidents. The Other category comprised 789 incidents, dominated by Traffic & MVC with 603 incidents and Other crime with 93 incidents. Additional incidents in this grouping included 54 calls for service, 29 bylaw and provincial offences, 7 drug offences, 2 harassment incidents, and 1 weapons offence. Outside the broad Other classification, specific property and person categories recorded low counts: 8 mischief incidents, 6 assault incidents, 3 theft incidents, and 1 break and enter. Because 2019 is the only year present in the current dataset, comparative trend analysis across multiple calendar years is unavailable.
Shelburne's 2019 dataset is heavily defined by non-assault traffic and administrative records, with the Other category accounting for 789 of the city's 807 total incidents. Traffic & MVC alone comprised 603 records, while traditional offences like mischief (8), assault (6), theft (3), and break and enter (1) registered single-digit counts. Harassment (2) and weapons offences (1) were also categorized under Other rather than main assault headings. This distribution demonstrates that routine traffic enforcement and service calls formed the primary volume of open-data reporting for the year.
Shelburne recorded a total of 807 open-data incidents in 2019. This single-year total also equals the entire city archive across all available years in the dataset, with 789 of those incidents falling under the broad Other reporting category.
Year-over-year trend comparisons are unavailable for Shelburne because 2019 is the single calendar year included in the dataset. The 807 total incidents recorded during 2019 represent the entire archival dataset currently on file for the municipality without prior baseline figures.
The Other category was the most common classification in 2019 with 789 incidents, primarily driven by Traffic & MVC with 603 incidents and Other crime with 93 incidents. Specific categories included 8 mischief incidents, 6 assault incidents, 3 theft incidents, and 1 break and enter.
The data originates from official open-data releases for Shelburne, Ontario. The 2019 dataset captures 807 total recorded incidents published through public open-data feeds, providing a factual record of municipal incident entries, traffic reports, and service calls throughout the year.
Data for Shelburne is sourced from official municipal open-data records released in ON.