Between March 10, 2026, and July 29, 2026, North Dumfries recorded 85 incidents, accounting for 1.2% of Waterloo Region's city-wide total of 7,147 incidents. Fraud was the leading category in the neighbourhood with 26 recorded incidents, followed by auto theft with 20 incidents. Break and enter and theft each recorded 15 incidents, while assault accounted for 9 violent incidents during this year-to-date period.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Waterloo Region.
With 85 recorded incidents in 2026 through July, NORTH DUMFRIES accounts for 1.2% of the 7,147 total incidents in Waterloo Region. In comparison, nearby areas documented substantially higher volumes, including KITCHENER at 3,548 incidents, CAMBRIDGE at 1,840, and WATERLOO at 1,378. Within NORTH DUMFRIES, Fraud is the leading category with 26 incidents, followed by Auto theft with 20 incidents, Break and enter with 15, and Theft with 15, while violent incidents totaled 9.
During the 2026 year-to-date period through July, a total of 85 incidents were recorded in NORTH DUMFRIES. This total represents 1.2% of the 7,147 incidents reported across all of Waterloo Region during the same date range, which covers events logged between March 10, 2026, and July 29, 2026.
Fraud is the most common category recorded in NORTH DUMFRIES for 2026 through July, with 26 incidents logged. Auto theft was the second most frequent category with 20 incidents, while Break and enter and Theft each recorded 15 incidents in the open-data entries.
Official records show 9 violent incidents in NORTH DUMFRIES during the 2026 reporting window from March 10, 2026, to July 29, 2026. Violent incidents accounted for 9 out of the 85 overall incidents documented in the neighbourhood during this period.
In the 2026 year-to-date dataset through July, NORTH DUMFRIES recorded 85 total incidents. This incident count is lower than nearby areas within Waterloo Region, such as KITCHENER with 3,548 incidents, CAMBRIDGE with 1,840 incidents, and WATERLOO with 1,378 incidents over the same period.
Data is derived from official municipal open-data records published in ON.