In Windsor's 2026 year-to-date open-data archive, the Other category records 4,585 incidents — 40.1% of the city's 11,446 total and the largest of eight categories. The count is YTD through July, not a 60-day map window. The full-archive breakdown shows Traffic & MVC (16,103) leading, followed by Threats (1,473) and Other crime (303). The category rose from 5,654 in 2024 to 7,640 in 2025.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Windsor.
This page covers the Other category in Windsor's open-data offence feed — a broad grouping that captures records that fall outside the main crime classes. The category's 2026 year-to-date total through July is 4,585 incidents, which works out to 40.1% of Windsor's 11,446 city-wide incidents for the same period. Because the year is still in progress, those counts reflect only the first seven months of 2026 rather than a full calendar year.
The Other grouping in Windsor's archive is dominated by traffic and motor-vehicle-collision records, with threats, other crime, weapons offences, bylaw matters, drugs, and calls for service also included. Across the full open-data archive, Traffic & MVC accounts for 16,103 of the 18,160 records in this parent grouping — 88.7% of it. That means what Windsor publishes under Other is largely a transportation-safety record rather than an unexplained residual category.
Other ranks first among Windsor's eight published categories for the 2026 year-to-date window, with a count of 4,585 — higher than each of the sibling categories shown on this page. Theft is the next-largest at 3,616, followed by Fraud at 1,081, Mischief at 880, Assault at 644, and Break and enter at 499. The scale of the grouping reflects its composition: across the full archive, Traffic & MVC alone accounts for 16,103 of the 18,160 Other-parent records, or 88.7%.
What stands out in Windsor is the composition of the Other page: this is not a residual catch-all. Across the full archive, Traffic & MVC records make up 88.7% of the Other parent grouping — 16,103 of 18,160 records — so the category's size partly reflects how the city classifies road incidents. The category ranks first among Windsor's eight published classes, ahead of Theft's 3,616 YTD incidents. The 2025 full-year count of 7,640 was up 35.1% from 5,654 in 2024, the largest jump in the three-year series. The 2026 figure of 4,585 is year-to-date through July, so it covers only part of the year.
In Windsor's published feed, Other is the largest category for 2026 year-to-date, at 4,585 incidents — 40.1% of the city-wide total of 11,446. The grouping's size is driven by Traffic & MVC records: across the full archive, that subcategory accounts for 16,103 of the 18,160 Other-parent records, or 88.7%.
Other in Windsor's open data includes Traffic & MVC, Threats, Other crime, Weapons offences, Bylaw & Provincial, Drugs, and Calls for service. Full-archive counts are 16,103 for Traffic & MVC, 1,473 for Threats, 303 for Other crime, 156 for Weapons, 67 for Bylaw, 51 for Drugs, and 7 for Calls for service. These full-archive totals belong to the 18,160 Other-parent count, not the 2026 year-to-date headline of 4,585. Threats here are person offences from the open-data feed, not physical assault.
The category rose 35.1% from 5,654 records in 2024 to 7,640 in 2025, the highest full-year count in the three-year series. Both years are complete calendar years. The 2026 total of 4,585 is year-to-date through July only, so it should not be read as a full-year comparison to 2025.
The headline 4,585 is the Other category's 2026 year-to-date count through July from the full open-data archive. The interactive map uses a separate rolling 60-day window, which shows 3,836 incidents for Windsor at generation time. The two figures measure different scopes: one a partial calendar year, the other a short rolling snapshot.
Windsor, Ontario (ON) publishes its incident data through its municipal open-data portal; the counts on this page are taken directly from that upstream feed.