Sherbrooke recorded 1,615 crime incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jun). The leading category is “Other,” accounting for 512 incidents (31.7% of the total). Theft follows with 474 incidents, and Assault contributed 394 incidents. Violent offences total 394 incidents. This YTD snapshot reflects a decline from the previous full year, which saw 3,559 incidents, a 5.2% decrease. Overall, property‑related crimes make up the majority of reported incidents.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 184,135 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jun
Top 8 areas shown for 2026. Tap Other areas to expand the full list (7 more). Summary cells are remaining incidents only. Tap a category header to sort.
The 2026 (YTD, through Jun) dataset for Sherbrooke, Quebec captures all incidents reported to the municipality’s official police open‑data portal up to the end of June 2026. These figures reflect the latest calendar‑year totals drawn from the full on‑disk archive, not the 60‑day rolling map window that powers the interactive map. As a result, the headline count of 1,615 incidents represents the YTD total for the first half of the year, while the map window records 597 incidents for the most recent 60 days.
These totals let residents, researchers and policymakers see which offence types dominate the city, track changes over time and allocate resources more effectively. The YTD view provides a broader perspective than the short‑term map snapshot for community safety planning.
The archive shows a gradual rise from 3,587 incidents in 2022 to a peak of 3,755 in 2024. The most recent complete year, 2025, recorded 3,559 incidents, representing a 5.2 % decline from the 2024 total. The 2026 YTD figure of 1,615 incidents is lower than any full year but reflects only the first half of the year, so it is not directly comparable to the complete‑year counts. If the incident rate for the second half mirrors the first six months, the full‑year total would remain below the recent full‑year levels.
For 2026 (YTD, through Jun), the most reported category is Other, accounting for 512 incidents or 31.7 % of the total. Within the Other group, Threats are the largest subcategory with 2,202 incidents, representing 47.3 % of the Other count and 13.6 % of all incidents, underscoring a notable share of person‑offence activity. Theft follows as the second‑largest top‑category with 474 incidents (29.3 %). Assault ranks third with 394 incidents, making up 24.4 % of all incidents. Together, the top three categories account for 85.4 % of the reported incidents. Mischief and Break and enter contribute 139 (8.6 %) and 96 (5.9 %) incidents respectively, rounding out the five leading categories. The Other label aggregates a diverse set of offences that are not captured in the more specific categories.
Sherbrooke’s 2026 YTD data shows that the broad ‘Other’ category dominates with 512 incidents, driven primarily by Threats which alone account for 2,202 incidents across the full archive and 13.6 % of all reported crime. Property‑crime types such as Theft and Mischief together represent over half of the incidents, while Assault remains a substantial portion at 24.4 % of the total. The decline evident in the full‑year archive, with 2025 down 5.2 % from 2024, suggests a modest downward trend, though the YTD total is still lower than any complete year.
Sherbrooke reported 1,615 criminal incidents for the 2026 year‑to‑date period, covering January through June. The dataset labels this period as “2026 (YTD, through Jun)”, and the count includes all incidents recorded up to 30 June 2026.
The most common category is Other, with 512 incidents (31.7 % of the total). Other is broken down into three sub‑categories: Threats (2,202 incidents, 13.6 % of total), Other crime (1,656 incidents, 10.3 % of total) and Traffic & MVC (799 incidents, 4.9 % of total).
A year‑over‑year change is not available for the 2026 YTD period because the year is still in progress. The full‑archive data shows a 5.2 % decline from 2024 (3,755 incidents) to 2025 (3,559 incidents).
The open‑data feed for Sherbrooke does not provide incident counts broken down by neighbourhood, so neighbourhood‑level statistics are unavailable in this dataset.
The data comes from the official open‑data portal of the Quebec police service, released as part of the province’s open‑data initiative.
The dataset is current through 30 June 2026, matching the selected period “2026 (YTD, through Jun)”. The interactive 60‑day map window shows 597 incidents, which is a separate rolling count and does not replace the year‑to‑date total.
Data sourced from the Quebec open‑data portal (QC).
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.