Belleville Crime Map

Ontario · April 2016 · updated 2026-09-10

April 2016521 incidents
2016 (full year)2,008 incidents
Full archive2,008 incidents (2016–2016)
Per 100K / year3,192
CSI 202563.1 (violent 81.4)

Police open data via each service’s portal. ⚠ feed frozen since 2016-04-27

About crime in Belleville

TL;DR. Belleville, Ontario recorded 521 incidents during April 2016. In the 2016 category mix, Other ranked as the top category with 1,637 incidents (81.5% of total records), followed by Theft with 175 incidents (8.7%). Within the Other category, Calls for service was the leading subcategory, representing 910 incidents and 55.6% of Other records (45.3% of total incidents). Assault accounted for 77 incidents (3.8%).

About this data

This page presents documented public safety incident records for Belleville, Ontario, focusing specifically on April 2016. During the calendar month of April 2016, official municipal open-data portal records for Ontario logged 521 total incidents across the city. Examining these standardized municipal open-data records gives residents, researchers, and community members reliable, structured visibility into reported safety events and police response activity throughout Belleville.

The headline count of 521 total incidents applies exclusively to April 2016, representing that single calendar month rather than a full annual or year-to-date total. For broader historical context, the full 2016 multi-year archive series records 2,008 dated incidents in total, which includes 84 violent category offences. By comparison, the interactive map features a rolling 60-day window containing 1,395 incidents. Category mix breakdowns describe the complete 2016 period.

Recent trend

A year-over-year comparison is not available for April 2016 because the recorded annual series for Belleville contains a single entry for 2016. In 2016, the dataset logged 2,008 dated incidents with zero undated records. Because there is no preceding or subsequent complete calendar year available in this year series, percentage changes cannot be calculated across multi-year periods. As additional annual records are published to the open-data series, long-term trends and comparative yearly shifts can be evaluated.

Category breakdown

The incident mix for the 2016 dataset is led by Other, which accounts for 1,637 incidents or 81.5% of total reported events. Within the Other parent grouping, Calls for service is the primary subcategory, comprising 910 incidents, representing 55.6% of Other incidents and 45.3% of total incidents. Following Other, Theft ranks as the second most frequent category with 175 incidents, representing 8.7% of the total mix. Assault ranks third with 77 incidents, accounting for 3.8% of reported incidents. Additional categorized events in 2016 include Mischief with 68 incidents (3.4%), Break and enter with 40 incidents (2%), and Robbery with 7 incidents (0.3%).

FAQ

How many incidents were recorded in Belleville in April 2016?
Belleville recorded 521 incidents during April 2016, which is the last complete calendar month published in this dataset. Across the broader 2016 record period from January 28, 2016 to April 27, 2016, there were 2,008 total dated incidents. This total includes property offences, violent-category incidents, traffic matters, and municipal calls for service tracked by open data.

What is the most common incident category in Belleville's open data?
The leading category in 2016 is Other, accounting for 1,637 incidents or 81.5% of all recorded events. Rather than uncategorised crime, Other is dominated by non-criminal administrative items. Specifically, Calls for service make up the largest share with 910 incidents (55.6% of Other), followed by Traffic & MVC with 315 incidents (19.2% of Other) and Bylaw & Provincial offences with 204 incidents (12.5% of Other). Harassment accounts for 40 incidents (2.4% of Other).

How do Belleville's incident figures compare to previous years?
Year-over-year change is not available for this period. The available open dataset covers 2,008 dated incidents within 2016, so comparative trends against prior calendar years cannot be calculated from this source feed alone. Headline figures reflect 521 incidents in April 2016, alongside 84 violent-category incidents and 175 Theft occurrences recorded across the broader 2016 reporting window.

Why are there no neighbourhood-level statistics for Belleville?
Neighbourhood breakdowns are not available for this source because official open-data releases for Belleville do not publish incidents mapped to discrete sub-city neighbourhood boundaries. All 2,008 dated incidents in 2016—including 77 Assault occurrences and 68 Mischief incidents—are recorded at the municipal level without localized geographic division names.

Where does this Belleville crime dataset come from?
Data for Belleville is sourced from an official police and municipal open-data portal in Ontario. The dataset tracks 2,008 dated incidents across 2016, categorising incidents into major groups such as Theft (175 incidents), Assault (77 incidents), Break and enter (40 incidents), and Robbery (7 incidents) for public transparency.

How up to date are the incident records for Belleville?
The headline figures cover April 2016, with published dates in this dataset running through April 27, 2016. For interactive mapping, the rolling 60-day window captures 1,395 total incidents. In contrast, the complete 2016 reporting window includes 2,008 dated incidents, led by 1,637 items in the Other category and 175 Theft occurrences.

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