Woodbridge South West recorded 433 incidents for 2026 through July, representing 5.5% of Vaughan's city-wide total of 7,883. Theft was the leading category with 149 reports, followed by Other (94) and Fraud (58). Assault (51), Mischief (27), and Auto theft (17) complete the top six. The neighbourhood's violent-incident count was 59. These figures reflect the year-to-date open-data archive, not the 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Vaughan.
Theft dominates Woodbridge South West’s 2026 YTD mix, with 149 incidents out of 433, more than a third of the neighbourhood total. That stands out against the nearby South of Maple count of 1,962, but it is a smaller overall volume. Fraud and assault are the other notable groups, while auto theft is comparatively low at 17. The neighbourhood’s 5.5% share of Vaughan’s citywide incidents is a straightforward proportion of the YTD total, not a per-capita risk measure. Nothing in the data points to a single extreme event; the pattern is consistent with property-related offences leading the report mix.
Woodbridge South West recorded 433 incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period through July. This count is based on the city’s open-data archive and represents reported incidents, not a per-capita rate. It accounts for 5.5% of Vaughan’s citywide total of 7,883 incidents during the same period.
Theft was the leading category, with 149 reported incidents in 2026 through July. That is the largest single category in the neighbourhood’s year-scoped data. The next largest groupings were Other (94 incidents) and Fraud (58 incidents).
South of Maple had 1,962 incidents in the same dataset, Woodbridge East had 962, and Concord-Vaughan had 859. Woodbridge South West’s 433 incidents is a smaller total than each of those three adjacent areas, but the neighbourhood’s proportions may differ because the counts are not population-adjusted.
No. The archive covers incidents from January 1, 2021, to August 14, 2026, and the historical archive count for the neighbourhood is 4,732. The 433 figure is specifically the 2026 year-to-date count through July, not the total for the full five-year span.
This narrative uses incident data published by the City of Vaughan’s open-data portal for Ontario (ON); all counts are drawn directly from the source dataset.