Theft accounts for 3,616 incidents in Windsor’s 2026 year-to-date open-data count through July, or 31.6% of the city total of 11,446. Theft is the second-largest category in the eight-category set, behind Other. Yearly figures show 5,003 thefts in 2024 and 5,959 in 2025. The 2026 figure is partial-year only, covering the first seven months, not the full calendar year. The city-wide total reflects the same period.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Windsor.
This page covers Theft in Windsor, Ontario, using the city's published open-data incident records. The category total for the selected period — 2026 year-to-date through July — is 3,616 theft incidents. That figure is drawn from the full archive, not the 60-day map window. Theft accounts for 31.6% of Windsor's 11,446 incidents across all published categories in the same period.
Theft ranks second among the eight categories in Windsor's open-data breakdown. The 2026 YTD count is the selected-year figure; a separate multi-year series shows 5,003 theft incidents in 2024 and 5,959 in 2025, meaning the completed 2025 year was higher than 2024. Because 2026 is a partial year, its 3,616 total should be read as a year-to-date count rather than a full-year comparison.
In Windsor's published category breakdown, Theft is the second-largest count, at 3,616 incidents in the selected 2026 YTD period. It sits behind Other (4,585) and ahead of Fraud (1,081), Mischief (880), Assault (644), and Break and enter (499). Theft's share of the city-wide total is 31.6%, and it is ranked second among the eight categories shown. The published series also includes 2024 (5,003) and 2025 (5,959), with 2025 marking a 19.1% increase over the prior year. Because 2026 is a partial year, its count is not comparable to those full-year figures. Other is the only category with a higher count in this period.
Windsor's Theft category is the second-largest in the city's open-data breakdown and accounts for 31.6% of all incidents in the selected period. The completed 2025 year shows a 19.1% increase over 2024, with theft rising from 5,003 to 5,959 incidents. The 2026 count of 3,616 is explicitly a year-to-date figure through July, so it should not be treated as a full-year total or as evidence of a drop. Other remains the only category with a higher count (4,585) in the same period.
Theft has 3,616 incidents in Windsor's open data for 2026 year-to-date through July. That is 31.6% of the city's 11,446 incidents across all published categories in the same selected period. This count comes from the full archive and is not the 60-day map window.
Theft ranks 2nd among the 8 published categories in Windsor. Its 3,616 incidents are lower than Other (4,585) but higher than Fraud (1,081), Mischief (880), Assault (644), and Break and enter (499). Theft's share of the city-wide total is 31.6%.
Theft rose from 5,003 incidents in 2024 to 5,959 in 2025, a 19.1% increase between the two complete years. These are the only full years in the published series for this category. The 2026 figure of 3,616 is a year-to-date count through July and is not directly comparable to either full year.
No. The 2026 Theft count of 3,616 is year-to-date through July, not a complete calendar year. It should not be compared to the 2025 total of 5,959 or the 2024 total of 5,003 as if it were an annual figure. The category's multi-year series spans 2024 to 2026, with 2026 still in progress.
All figures come from Windsor's published open-data incident records for Ontario (ON).