West Nipissing recorded 746 reported crime incidents in 2019. The dataset’s largest share came from the “Other” category, accounting for 668 incidents, indicating the majority of calls were non‑specific service or bylaw matters. Theft comprised 48 incidents, while Mischief, Assault, Break and Enter and Robbery together contributed fewer than 30 incidents. No year‑over‑year comparison is available for this single‑year record.
In 2019 West Nipissing recorded a total of 746 reported incidents across all categories.
This page presents the complete 2019 open‑data set for the municipality, summarising incident counts by offence type, providing a breakdown of the large “Other” category, and showing the city’s standing within its own historic archive. Because the dataset spans a single calendar year, the figures represent all incidents filed with the local police service for that year. The information is drawn directly from the provincial open‑data portal and reflects the reporting practices of the West Nipissing police service. Readers can also explore detailed counts for theft, mischief, assault and other offences, and compare categories within the year.
West Nipissing’s 2019 dataset comprises 746 incidents, with the “Other” category accounting for 668 of them (nearly 90 %). The remaining incidents are distributed among Theft (48), Mischief (12), Assault (9), Break and enter (8) and a single Robbery. Within “Other”, the most frequent sub‑type is Calls for service (307), followed by Traffic & MVC (199) and Bylaw & Provincial matters (96). The data reflects complete reporting for the calendar year and is sourced from the provincial open‑data system repository.
2019 stands out for the overwhelming dominance of the “Other” category, which alone represents 668 of the 746 recorded incidents, dwarfing all traditional crime types. Calls for service and traffic‑related matters drive this bulk, together accounting for over 70 % of the “Other” total. Property‑related offences such as theft and break‑and‑enter together make up less than 10 % of the city’s activity, highlighting a profile skewed toward service‑oriented and traffic incidents rather than violent crime. Within West Nipissing’s sole-year archive, this year ranks first, though the dataset contains only this single year for comparison.
The 2019 dataset for West Nipissing records a total of 746 incidents across all offence categories. The majority, 668 incidents, fall under the “Other” classification, while the remaining incidents are spread among theft, mischief, assault, break and enter, and a single robbery.
Because the dataset contains only the 2019 year and no prior-year figures, a trend cannot be identified. The available data reflects a single calendar year, so year‑over‑year changes are not assessable.
The “Other” category dominated with 668 incidents, representing roughly 90 % of the total. Within “Other”, Calls for service contributed 307 incidents and Traffic & MVC added 199 incidents. Traditional crime types were far fewer, with theft at 48, mischief at 12, assault at 9, break and enter at 8, and a single robbery.
All figures are pulled from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal, which publishes incident reports submitted by the West Nipissing police service for the 2019 calendar year.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.