During 2026 (through Jul), Dryden East recorded 56 reported incidents, representing 7.9% of Whitby's city-wide total of 707 incidents. Assault was the leading category in the neighbourhood with 20 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle with 14 and auto theft with 9 incidents. Break and enter also accounted for 9 incidents. Nearby areas include Whitby South with 164 incidents and Downtown Whitby with 135 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Whitby.
With 56 total incidents in 2026 YTD, Dryden East records a lower volume than nearby Whitby South (164), Downtown Whitby (135), and Brooklin West (79). The neighbourhood's 7.9% share of Whitby's 707 city-wide total is driven primarily by Assault, which leads with 20 incidents, and Theft from vehicle with 14 incidents. Auto theft and Break and enter each contributed 9 incidents. In total, 22 violent incidents were recorded, reflecting a category structure concentrated around personal offenses and vehicle-related property reports compared to surrounding areas.
In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Dryden East recorded 56 total incidents out of Whitby's city-wide total of 707 incidents. This gives Dryden East a 7.9% share of all reported incidents across Whitby during this timeframe. Across the full 2008 to 2026 archive, the neighbourhood logged 105 incidents.
Assault is the leading incident category in Dryden East for 2026 YTD through July, with 20 reported incidents. Theft from vehicle is the second highest category with 14 incidents, while Auto theft and Break and enter tied for third with 9 incidents each.
Dryden East logged 56 incidents in 2026 YTD through July, which is lower than neighbouring Whitby South with 164 incidents and Downtown Whitby with 135 incidents. It is also lower than Brooklin West, which recorded 79 incidents over the same tracking period.
Official open-data records for 2026 YTD through July document 22 violent incidents in Dryden East out of 56 total neighbourhood incidents. Assault accounted for 20 of these recorded violent incidents, alongside 1 Robbery incident logged during the same 2026 tracking window.
Data is sourced from official police-reported open-data portals in ON.