Open data records for Ajax, Ontario, show 31 robbery incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July. Robbery represents 4.4% of the city total of 699 incidents across all categories, ranking 6th among 8 tracked crime categories. By comparison, assault recorded 256 incidents and theft from vehicle recorded 146. Among listed areas, Downtown Ajax had 8 robbery incidents, while Ajax Northeast and Central Ajax recorded 5 each.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Ajax.
Robbery in Ajax, Ontario is one of eight incident categories covered on this page. The figures come from the city's published open-data archive and reflect the latest calendar year in the dataset: 2026, year-to-date through July. Ajax recorded 31 robbery incidents in that period, representing 4.4% of the 699 incidents in the city-wide open-data feed. This is the selected-year total, not the 60-day map window.
On this page you'll find context on how robbery compares with other categories, the neighbourhoods with the largest listed robbery counts, and key stats drawn directly from the numbers. The neighbourhood counts are scaled to the city's year-to-date period, and all figures are based on reported incidents only.
Robbery's 31 incidents place the category sixth of eight in Ajax's 2026 year-to-date published feed. The sibling categories with larger counts are Assault (256), Theft from vehicle (146), Auto theft (115), Break and enter (98), and Other (51). Robbery's count is lower than each of those sibling categories. Robbery's 4.4% share of the city's 699 total incidents is the selected share for this category. The comparison is based on the same YTD window, so the counts are directly comparable within this dataset.
Robbery's 31 incidents are a limited slice of Ajax's 2026 open-data picture, making up 4.4% of the city's 699 total incidents and ranking sixth of eight categories. The two-year series on this page moves from 21 records in 2025 to 31 through July 2026, though the 2026 figure is a partial-year total and not directly comparable as an annual change. The neighbourhood breakdown is led by Downtown Ajax at 8, followed by Ajax Northeast and Central Ajax at 5 each. Ajax Northwest and Applecroft each have 4.
Ajax had 31 robbery incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period through July, according to the city's open-data archive. That is 4.4% of the 699 total incidents across all categories in the same period. The figure is based on the full on-disk archive rather than the 60-day map window.
Robbery ranks sixth among eight published categories in Ajax's 2026 YTD data. Its 31 incidents are below Assault (256), Theft from vehicle (146), Auto theft (115), Break and enter (98), and Other (51). Those comparisons use the same period and the same open-data feed, so the category counts are directly comparable.
Downtown Ajax appears at the top of the neighbourhood list for robbery with 8 incidents in the 2026 YTD period. Ajax Northeast and Central Ajax each show 5, while Ajax Northwest and Applecroft each show 4. These are the largest listed counts in the category and are scaled to the city's year-to-date period.
No. The 31 robbery incidents are a year-to-date count through July 2026, not a full calendar year. The available series also shows 21 robbery records for 2025. Because the 2026 figure is partial-year, it should not be read as an annual total or compared directly to 2025 as a year-over-year change.
Upstream source: the open-data release for Ajax, Ontario (ON) used in the archive for this page.