Woodstock reported 2,426 crime incidents in 2019, representing the full‑archive calendar‑year total for the city. The largest share came from the “Other” category, which recorded 2,020 incidents and includes calls for service, traffic & MVC, and bylaw matters. Theft accounted for 256 incidents, while mischief (47), assault (43) and break‑and‑enter (40) made up smaller portions of the year’s crime mix.
Woodstock, Ontario recorded 2,426 reported incidents in 2019, the only full-archive calendar year in the city's dataset. This page covers those records as published in the municipal open-data file, including category totals, the breakdown of the catch-all Other category, and how that category's person-offence subcategories are classified.
The year's reported mix was led by Other at 2,020 incidents, followed by Theft (256), Mischief (47), Assault (43), Break and enter (40), and Auto theft (15). Within Other, Calls for service accounted for 965 records, Traffic & MVC for 458, and Bylaw & Provincial for 396. No year-over-year comparison is available because 2019 is the only year in the archive; these figures describe the 2019 snapshot only.
Across the full 2019 calendar year, Woodstock's 2,426 incident records are dominated by the Other category at 2,020 entries. The Other breakdown shows Calls for service at 965, Traffic & MVC at 458, Bylaw & Provincial at 396, Other crime at 141, Drugs at 29, Harassment at 20, and Weapons offences at 11. Theft is the next largest category with 256 records, followed by Mischief (47), Assault (43), Break and enter (40), and Auto theft (15). Harassment and threats appear under Other rather than Assault; they are person offences, not physical assault. Since no prior-year data exists in the archive, this is a single-year snapshot rather than a comparison.
Woodstock's 2019 file is a one-year snapshot, so it ranks first and last among the city's available years. The standout is the size of the Other category: 2,020 of 2,426 records, with Calls for service alone at 965 and Traffic & MVC at 458. That means headline property categories like Theft (256) and Mischief (47) are much smaller in count than the administrative and traffic volume folded into Other. Readers should read the Other subcategory list before treating category names as final.
Woodstock had 2,426 reported incidents in 2019, according to the municipal open-data file. That total is the full-archive calendar-year count for this city and year. Because there is only one year of data on file, it also serves as the city's complete available total.
No trend direction can be calculated from this dataset because it contains one calendar year only: 2019, with 2,426 records. Without a prior-year figure, there is no baseline to compare, so any discussion of change would require a second year of open-data records. Woodstock's archive starts and ends at 2019.
Other was the largest category with 2,020 incidents. Within that category, Calls for service accounted for 965, Traffic & MVC for 458, and Bylaw & Provincial for 396. The largest non-Other category was Theft at 256, followed by Mischief (47) and Assault (43).
The 2,426 records come from Woodstock's open-data file for Ontario, as archived for CrimeMaps.ca. The data is organized by category totals and subcategory breakdowns, with 2019 as the only available year. For questions about classification, the Other category includes person-offence subcategories such as Harassment, not just residual records.
Woodstock, ON's 2019 figures come from the municipal open-data incident file archived for CrimeMaps.ca.