Durham Regional Police Service logged 62 total incidents in Uxbridge during 2026. Because 2026 data reflects an incomplete partial year, this count cannot be directly compared to the 60 incidents recorded in 2025 as a full annual trend. Assault was the top category with 23 incidents, followed by 12 thefts from vehicles. All 11 incidents in the Other category were Traffic & MVC offences.
During 2026, public safety records show 62 total incidents reported in Uxbridge, Ontario. This single-year total accounts for 49.6 percent of the 125 overall incidents logged across all four years in the city dataset, which spans from 2023 to 2026. Because the 2026 calendar year remains in progress, this total represents partial-year reporting rather than a complete annual figure.
When compared to the 60 incidents logged across all of 2025, the 2026 count reflects raw incident data for an unfinished reporting window. Durham Regional Police Service recorded Assault as the leading category with 23 incidents, while Theft from vehicle accounted for 12 incidents. These totals track published open-data filings and reflect police reporting rather than per-capita risk.
The 62 recorded incidents in 2026 make it the highest annual volume in Uxbridge's four-year dataset, which includes 2 incidents in 2023, 1 incident in 2024, and 60 incidents in 2025. However, direct comparison between 2026 and prior calendar years requires caution. Because 2026 data remains partial and actively updating, comparing its raw count of 62 to the 60 incidents recorded in 2025 compares an incomplete window to a full calendar year. Historical records in this archive show significant variation across years, and year-over-year changes reflect evolving police open-data reporting procedures rather than shifts in local per-capita risk.
Uxbridge's 2026 open-data profile is defined by a concentration in Assault (23 incidents) and Theft from vehicle (12 incidents). Notably, the 11 incidents recorded under the Other category consist entirely of Traffic & MVC offences. With 62 incidents recorded in an incomplete calendar year, 2026 currently ranks highest in total volume across the city's four-year dataset, exceeding the 60 incidents logged throughout all of 2025. Together, property offences and vehicle-related incidents comprise a substantial portion of Uxbridge's reported category mix for the year.
In 2026, police recorded 62 total incidents in Uxbridge, Ontario. This accounts for 49.6 percent of the 125 total incidents stored in the city's open-data archive from 2023 through 2026. Because 2026 remains an active reporting year, this figure represents an ongoing partial-year count rather than a completed annual total.
The 2026 partial-year count stands at 62 incidents, compared to 60 total incidents recorded across the full calendar year of 2025. Earlier archive years logged 2 incidents in 2023 and 1 incident in 2024. Because 2026 is still in progress, raw count comparisons reflect partial reporting windows rather than annualized per-capita trend shifts.
Assault was the leading reported category in Uxbridge during 2026 with 23 incidents. Theft from vehicle followed with 12 incidents, while the Other category contained 11 incidents—all of which were Traffic & MVC offences. Auto theft and Break and enter each recorded 8 incidents during the year.
The data is sourced from open-data records published by the Durham Regional Police Service in Ontario. These statistics represent raw recorded incidents published to the regional open-data portal. Total counts may update as police finalize monthly reporting for the remainder of 2026, which currently totals 62 incidents.
Data for Uxbridge is sourced from open-data records published by the Durham Regional Police Service in ON.