Aylmer recorded 157 crime incidents between August 9 and October 8, 2019. The majority (92.4%) fell under the 'Other' category, with theft and assault accounting for smaller shares. This dataset covers a 60-day window, offering a snapshot of reported incidents during that period.
Data current through . Source: official Aylmer police open-data portal.
This map displays 157 reported incidents in Aylmer, Ontario, over a 60-day period from August 9 to October 8, 2019. The data is sourced from local police records and provides a snapshot of criminal activity during this timeframe. Residents and policymakers can use this information to identify patterns and allocate resources effectively.
The dataset includes only incidents with confirmed dates, ensuring accuracy for the specified window. While the numbers reflect reported events, they offer a clear view of crime distribution across the city.
The 2019 data shows 157 incidents reported in Aylmer over the 60-day window. As this is the only year available in the dataset, no year-over-year comparison can be made. The figures provide a baseline for understanding crime patterns during this period, but trends cannot be assessed without additional years of data.
The majority of incidents in Aylmer during this period fall under the 'Other' category, accounting for 145 reports (92.4%). Theft follows with 7 incidents (4.5%), while assaults make up 3 reports (1.9%). Break and enter and mischief each account for 1 incident (0.6%). This distribution highlights a heavy concentration of non-violent, miscellaneous offences.
Aylmer's 2019 data is dominated by a single category: 'Other' incidents, which account for 92.4% of all reports. This unusually high concentration suggests either a classification quirk in local reporting or a high volume of low-level, non-violent offences. With only 3 violent incidents (1.9%) in the 60-day window, the city's profile skews heavily toward property-related or administrative infractions. The absence of neighbourhood-level data limits deeper spatial analysis, but the overall numbers reflect a period of low violent crime.
There were 157 reported incidents in Aylmer between August 9, 2019, and October 8, 2019. This total includes all categories of reported incidents within that 60-day window.
The majority of incidents fell under the 'Other' category, accounting for 145 incidents (92.4%). Theft was the second most common, with 7 incidents (4.5%), followed by assault (3 incidents, 1.9%). Break-and-enter and mischief each had 1 incident (0.6%).
The dataset only covers a 60-day period in 2019, so there is no year-over-year trend data available for comparison. The 157 incidents reported are specific to this window and cannot be used to infer longer-term trends.
No, the dataset does not include neighbourhood-level breakdowns for Aylmer. All 157 incidents are aggregated at the city level, with no further geographic detail provided.
The data covers incidents from August 9, 2019, to October 8, 2019. As of the generation date (May 13, 2026), this information is historical and does not reflect recent conditions.
The data is sourced from open-data releases provided by the province of Ontario (ON). It represents reported incidents and may not include all occurrences due to reporting lag or other factors.
Data sourced from the Government of Ontario's open data portal.