Windsor saw 11,446 reported incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the current-year open-data total. Other is the leading category at 4,585 (40.1%), and in the full archive Traffic & MVC makes up 88.7% of that grouping; Theft follows with 3,616 (31.6%) and Fraud with 1,081 (9.4%). Violent-category incidents number 785; assault accounts for 644. The full archive, spanning 2024 to 2026, holds 46,638 incidents.
Area × type · 2026 · Population 269,614 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul
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This page summarises Windsor, Ontario’s open-data incident counts for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The headline figure is 11,446 reported incidents in the selected period, drawn from the city’s official police/municipal open-data portal. A further 785 incidents fall into violent-category offences. These are incident counts, not population-based crime rates, and they reflect what has been reported and published so far in 2026.
The full archive behind the map spans 2024 to 2026, with 46,638 incidents all-time. The interactive map’s rolling 60-day tier currently shows 3,836 recent points; this page uses the 2026 YTD archive window, not that 60-day map tier, so totals can be read as period counts rather than a snapshot of the map. The breakdowns below let residents and researchers see which offence types dominate the published feed and how the current year’s partial record compares with prior calendar-year archive totals.
Year-over-year change is not available for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). The archive contains incident totals for calendar years 2024 (15,164) and 2025 (19,326), but 2026 is only partially observed, so comparing its 11,446 year-to-date count to a full prior year would be misleading. No partial-year decline or growth rate is calculated here. The trend view is limited to the annual counts present in the archive; the interactive map’s 60-day tier is separate and should not be read as an annual trend. A true year-over-year comparison would require a complete 2026 calendar-year total plus a matching prior period.
The category breakdown for 2026 (YTD, through Jul) begins with Other, which has 4,585 reported incidents (40.1% of the period total). Theft follows with 3,616 incidents (31.6%), and Fraud is third with 1,081 (9.4%). Other is a broad rollup; in the full archive, its largest subcategory is Traffic & MVC, at 16,103 incidents — 88.7% of archived Other incidents and 34.5% of the archive total. Other also includes Threats (1,473 archived), which are person-related offences in the open data, not physical assault. The remaining listed categories are Mischief (880, 7.7%), Assault (644, 5.6%) and Break and enter (499, 4.4%).
The standout in Windsor's 2026 YTD open-data feed is the weight of the Other category: 4,585 incidents, 40.1% of the period total, ahead of Theft's 3,616 (31.6%). Most of the archived Other total sits in Traffic & MVC (16,103), so the broad category is not unexplained residual crime. Threats, another Other subcategory, are person-related offences, not physical assault. Violent-category incidents total 785, with assault listed separately at 644. Because the year is only through July, these counts are partial and should not be read as a full-year total.
Windsor's open-data archive shows 11,446 reported incidents for 2026 year-to-date through July. That is the latest calendar-year headline total, not the interactive map's 60-day window. The figure reflects records with 2026 dates through the last complete month, and it spans the main categories on this page, including theft, fraud, mischief, assault, and break and enter.
For 2026 YTD, Other is the most-reported grouping with 4,585 incidents, or 40.1% of the 11,446 total. Across Windsor's full multi-year archive, Other contains Traffic & MVC (16,103 of 18,160 Other incidents, or 88.7%), Threats (1,473), Other crime (303), Weapons offences (156), Bylaw & Provincial (67), Drugs (51), and Calls for service (7). Threats are person offences and are not physical assault.
A year-over-year percentage is not available for this period: 2026 is year-to-date through July, and the archive does not publish a YoY figure for it. The archive series shows 15,164 incidents in 2024 and 19,326 in 2025; 2024's coverage in this open-data layer starts 17 April, so that year is not a full January-to-December span.
No neighbourhood-level breakdown is published for Windsor in this open-data source. The city-level record set does not link incidents to the neighbourhood geography used on CrimeMaps.ca, so the page reports totals for Windsor as a whole. The 2026 YTD count stands at 11,446 incidents through July, with no sub-city geography available to break down further.
The counts come from Windsor's municipal open-data portal in Ontario, which is the upstream source for the CrimeMaps.ca incident archive used on this page. The dataset contains records dated from 17 April 2024 through 14 August 2026, and the page's headline totals use that archive rather than a separate police-service feed.
Headline counts on this page are for 2026 year-to-date through July, and the source archive was generated on 15 August 2026. The most recent incident date in the full layer is 14 August 2026. The interactive map's 60-day rolling window shows 3,836 incidents, which is a separate, more recent snapshot from the 11,446 YTD total.
Source: Windsor municipal open-data portal (ON), which supplies the incident records used on this page.
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other is the largest category with 4,585 incidents (40.1%).
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