Timmins reported a total of 3,382 crime incidents in 2017. The dominant category was “Other,” accounting for 2,983 of those incidents. Within Other, traffic and motor‑vehicle collisions comprised the largest sub‑category with 1,286 reports, followed by 1,156 calls for service. Property‑related offences such as theft (181), assault (106), mischief (57) and break‑and‑enter (39) together represented a small share of the total.
Timmins recorded 3,382 reported incidents in 2017, representing the full calendar‑year total for the city. This page presents the open‑data summary, breaking down the incidents by offence type and highlighting the composition of the sizeable “Other” category.
All entries stem from the Timmins police service and are hosted in the Ontario open‑data archive. The figures are raw incident counts; they do not incorporate population‑based rates or adjustments. The data cover the entire year and serve as the basis for the statistics shown below, with links to explore categories and years. These numbers provide a snapshot of reported activity for that year without any per‑capita interpretation.
The 2017 dataset for Timmins consists of 3,382 incidents, of which 2,983 (88%) fall under the broad “Other” classification. Within this group, the largest sub‑categories are Traffic & MVC with 1,286 incidents and Calls for service with 1,156 incidents, together accounting for more than three‑quarters of the Other total. Property‑related offences such as Theft (181 incidents), Assault (106), Mischief (57) and Break and enter (39) make up the remaining share. Auto theft is the smallest reported category at nine incidents. Because the archive contains only this single year, the figures reflect a complete calendar‑year snapshot rather than a trend.
Timmins’s 2017 record is dominated by the “Other” category, which alone represents 2,983 of the 3,382 total incidents. Traffic & MVC and Calls for service together comprise roughly 71% of the Other count, indicating that many reported events are non‑criminal service interactions. Property‑crime types like Theft and Assault are comparatively low, and Auto theft is minimal. As the sole year in the archive, this dataset ranks first of one, so comparisons across years are not possible, but the concentration of service‑related entries stands out as a distinctive feature of Timmins’s reporting profile.
In 2017 Timmins logged a total of 3,382 reported incidents. This figure reflects every entry recorded by the Timmins police service for the full calendar year and forms the basis for all category breakdowns on this page.
The dataset contains only the 2017 year, with no prior‑year data available. Because there is no earlier count to compare against, a trend direction cannot be established for Timmins at this time.
The “Other” category had the highest count, accounting for 2,983 incidents. Within Other, Traffic & MVC contributed 1,286 incidents and Calls for service contributed 1,156 incidents, together representing the majority of the Other total.
All figures are sourced from the Timmins police service and published through the Ontario open‑data portal (ON). The dataset reflects the raw incident counts as recorded by the police for the 2017 calendar year.
Source: Ontario open‑data portal (ON).