Woodstock recorded 256 theft incidents in 2019, accounting for 10.6% of the city’s total 2,426 reported crimes. This places theft as the second‑most common offence out of seven categories, behind the ‘Other’ category with 2,020 incidents. The data cover a complete calendar year and reflect the full archive, not a short‑term map window. It ranks second among categories, with mischief reporting 47 incidents and assault 43.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Woodstock.
This page covers Theft incidents in Woodstock, Ontario, using open-data records from the complete calendar year 2019 — the full archive, not the 60-day map window. In that period, the Theft category contains 256 incidents, accounting for 10.6% of the city-wide total of 2,426 incidents. The 10.6% share is taken directly from the open-data archive, and the 2,426 figure covers all categories in the city for the same year. Theft is one of seven categories in the published dataset and ranks second by incident count.
The 2019 figures presented here reflect the archive's latest full calendar year for Woodstock. Because the published year series for Theft contains only 2019, this page does not show a year-over-year change or a multi-year trend. Readers should interpret the 256 count as the category's complete calendar-year total, rather than a rolling 60-day map snapshot.
Theft ranks second among Woodstock's seven published categories in 2019, with 256 incidents. The largest category is Other, with 2,020 incidents. Theft is larger than the remaining listed categories: Mischief has 47, Assault has 43, Break and enter has 40, and Auto theft has 15. The rank and counts come directly from the open-data archive, which lists seven categories and places Theft's count above all but Other. No sibling category other than Other has a higher count. In short, Theft holds a clear second-place position in the 2019 dataset, with a wide gap to the Other category.
In Woodstock's 2019 open-data archive, Theft stands out mainly for its position: 256 incidents and 10.6% of the city's 2,426 total. It ranks second among seven categories, though the Other category's 2,020 count is larger. Theft is above the smaller listed crime categories — Mischief at 47, Assault at 43, Break and enter at 40, and Auto theft at 15. Because the series contains only 2019, no year-over-year movement can be read from this page. The picture is a single-year snapshot: Theft is a sizable second-place category, not a trend.
Woodstock's open-data archive records 256 theft incidents for 2019, the complete calendar year used for this page. That count is 10.6% of the city-wide total of 2,426 incidents. The figure comes from the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map window, and is the only year available in the Theft series.
Theft ranks second with 256 incidents among seven published categories. The Other category has 2,020 incidents, which is the only larger count. Mischief has 47, Assault has 43, Break and enter has 40, and Auto theft has 15. Theft's count is therefore above all of those listed categories.
Theft represents 10.6% of Woodstock's 2,426 total incidents in 2019. In absolute terms, that share equals 256 theft records. Since the percentage and both totals are provided in the open-data archive, no separate calculation is needed. Among seven categories, Theft is the second-largest by count.
No year-over-year change is shown for Theft because the published series contains only 2019, with 256 incidents. There is no earlier or later year count in this dataset to compare against. The 256 figure is the full calendar-year total for the category, and it should not be treated as a 60-day map window or a partial-year figure.
Source: City of Woodstock open data, Ontario (ON).