In St. Marys, Ontario, 6 Break and enter incidents were reported in 2026 year-to-date through July. This category accounts for 16.2% of the 37 total incidents recorded across the city during this period. Break and enter ranks third among 5 reported categories in St. Marys, behind Theft with 15 incidents and Fraud with 11 incidents, but ahead of Assault with 4 incidents and Auto theft with 1 incident.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering St. Marys.
This page presents open‑data incident counts for break and enter offences reported in St. Marys, Ontario. The figures reflect the latest calendar year (2026) up to July, drawn from the full on‑disk archive rather than a rolling map window.
In the 2026 year‑to‑date period, St. Marys recorded six break and enter incidents, representing 16.2% of all reported crime incidents for the city.
Break and enter ranks third among five crime categories tracked for St. Marys, with six incidents recorded. The most common category is theft, accounting for 15 incidents, followed by fraud with 11 incidents. Assault recorded four incidents and auto theft only one. This positioning shows break and enter contributes a modest share of overall crime, sitting between the higher‑frequency theft and fraud categories and the lower‑frequency assault and auto theft counts.
With six reported break and enter incidents, this offence makes up 16.2% of St. Marys' total crime count and ranks third out of five categories. The absence of prior year‑over‑year data means no trend can be identified, leaving the figure as a standalone snapshot for 2026 YTD. Its share underscores that while not the leading issue, break and enter remains a notable component of the city's crime landscape.
The open‑data set shows six break and enter incidents for St. Marys in the 2026 year‑to‑date window, covering the period through July.
Break and enter accounts for 16.2% of all reported incidents in St. Marys, based on the 37 total crimes recorded for the city in the 2026 YTD period.
Break and enter ranks third among five categories, with six incidents. Theft leads with 15 incidents, fraud follows with 11, assault has four incidents, and auto theft records a single incident.
The dataset provides only the 2026 year‑to‑date count for break and enter, with no earlier year data available. Consequently, a year‑over‑year trend cannot be assessed at this time.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.