In 2018, Wingham recorded a total of 138 reported crime incidents, spanning the full calendar year. The most common classification is “Other,” which comprises 116 incidents, representing roughly eighty‑four percent of the total. Within this “Other” group, the largest subcategories are Calls for service (37 incidents) and Traffic & MVC (32 incidents). Violent offences, including assault, total three incidents.
Year × type breakdown · Population 5,411 (2025)
Wingham's 2018 open-data page summarizes 138 reported incidents recorded in the community's official police/municipal open-data feed for Ontario. The records carry dates from April 19 to July 16, 2018, making this a concentrated snapshot of reported activity rather than a full 12-month series. The figures come from an official open-data source, so they reflect incidents as reported and published, not estimated or modelled counts.
These 2018 totals offer a baseline for the mix of incident types in Wingham, from the broad Other category that makes up most records to smaller counts of theft, mischief, assault, auto theft, and break and enter. The interactive map adds a separate rolling 60-day view that currently holds 90 incidents, which is distinct from the annual 2018 total. No population data is used here, so these are incident counts, not crime rates.
Year-over-year change is not available for the 2018 period: this archive's year series contains only 2018, with 138 dated incidents, so there is no complete prior-year count to compare against. The 138 figure is the headline total for 2018 and should not be confused with the interactive map's 60-day window, which shows 90 incidents over a rolling two months. All 138 records include dates.
In Wingham's 2018 open-data archive, the broad Other category dominates with 116 incidents, or 84.1% of the year's 138 total. Theft is next with 10 incidents (7.2%), followed by Mischief with 4 (2.9%). Assault and auto theft each account for 3 incidents (2.2%), and break and enter for 2 (1.4%). Within the Other grouping, Calls for service is the largest slice at 37 incidents, or 31.9% of Other and 26.8% of all 2018 records. Traffic & MVC (32, 27.6% of Other) and Bylaw & Provincial (30, 25.9%) also form significant parts of that category. The Other group also includes harassment (3 records, 2.6% of Other), an open-data person offence that is not physical assault.
What stands out in Wingham is how concentrated the 2018 open-data record is: 116 of 138 incidents (84.1%) fall under Other, not a single conventional top category. The largest Other slice is calls for service (37, 26.8% of total), with traffic (32) and bylaw (30) also sizable. Theft (10), mischief (4), assault (3), auto theft (3), and break and enter (2) are much smaller. With records dated only between April 19 and July 16, 2018, this is a short-period snapshot, not a full-year comparison.
The open‑data feed records 138 incidents for Wingham in the 2018 calendar year. These incidents span from 19 April 2018 through 16 July 2018, covering the full year‑long reporting period. No undated incidents were reported, and the total reflects the complete calendar‑year basis for 2018.
The leading category in 2018 was “Other”, accounting for 116 incidents (84.1 % of the total). “Other” aggregates several sub‑categories: Calls for service (37 incidents, 31.9 % of Other), Traffic & MVC (32 incidents, 27.6 %), Bylaw & Provincial (30 incidents, 25.9 %), Other crime (11 incidents, 9.5 %), plus smaller groups such as Drugs and Harassment each with three incidents.
Year‑over‑year change information is not available for the 2018 reporting period, as the dataset does not include a comparable prior‑year total for this city. The archive only contains the single year 2018 for Wingham, so a YoY percentage cannot be calculated.
Neighbourhood‑level breakdowns are not provided for Wingham because the source data does not contain incident counts by neighbourhood; consequently the top_neighbourhoods list is empty and no neighbourhood statistics can be generated. Readers looking for granular geographic patterns will need to consult alternative datasets or contact the municipal data portal for more detailed information.
The incident data for Wingham come from the official police or municipal open‑data portal for Ontario, as no specific police service is listed in the source metadata. These portals publish aggregated counts of reported incidents and are the primary source for the CrimeMaps.ca visualisations.
The most recent incident in the 2018 dataset occurred on 16 July 2018, and the selected period covers the full 2018 calendar year. The interactive map’s 60‑day window shows 90 incidents, but the figures presented here reflect the complete yearly total of 138 incidents.
Data are sourced from the Ontario municipal open‑data portal (province code ON).
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.