In 2025, Brock recorded 69 total open-data incidents reported by the Durham Regional Police Service, representing 51.1% of the 135 total incidents in the city's archive. Assault was the leading category with 29 incidents, followed by 15 in the Other category, which consisted entirely of Traffic & MVC offences. Break and enter accounted for 13 incidents. Year-over-year comparison data is unavailable for this period.
Brock's 2025 open-data file contains 69 reported incidents, the highest total in the municipality's four-year archive. Those 69 records also represent 51.1% of the 135 archived incidents in Brock's city-wide dataset, which spans 2018 through 2026. This page examines the 2025 total by category, identifies the leading offence types, and provides context for the year without presenting a year-over-year percentage change because no prior-year comparison is available.
Readers will find a category breakdown for assault, break and enter, auto theft, theft from vehicle, Other and homicide, along with notes on what the raw counts do and do not show. All figures come from Durham Regional Police Service open-data records for Brock, Ontario.
Brock's 2025 dataset documents 69 reported incidents, making it the highest-count year in the four-year archive. Assault is the largest category with 29 records, followed by Other at 15 and break and enter at 13. All 15 Other records are Traffic & MVC, so that group is not a residual 'miscellaneous' bucket. Theft from vehicle accounts for 6, auto theft for 4, and one homicide is recorded. The year's 69 records represent 51.1% of the 135 records in Brock's full on-disk archive. Because no prior-year comparison count is available for 2025, this page does not include a year-over-year change; these are raw incident counts, not rates.
Assault's 29 reports are the largest category in Brock's 2025 file, and the 'Other' category is entirely Traffic & MVC at 15 records. Break and enter adds 13 property-crime reports, while theft from vehicle (6) and auto theft (4) are smaller. One homicide is included. The year ranks first among four archived years and delivers 51.1% of all 135 records in Brock's dataset. The concentration of incidents in 2025 is the standout feature of the archive.
Brock's 2025 open-data file contains 69 reported incidents. Those 69 records represent 51.1% of the 135 total records in Brock's on-disk archive across all years, and the year ranks first of the four years in the city dataset. In other words, more records are attached to 2025 than to any other year in Brock's archive.
No year-over-year comparison is available for Brock's 2025 data, so this page does not show an increase or decrease for that year. The city archive also contains counts of 1 in 2018 and 1 in 2023, with a later count of 64 in 2026. These are raw reported incident counts, not crime rates.
Assault was the leading category in Brock's 2025 file, with 29 reported incidents. The Other category recorded 15 incidents, all listed as Traffic & MVC, and break and enter followed with 13. Theft from vehicle added 6, auto theft added 4, and the file includes one homicide.
The counts are drawn from Durham Regional Police Service open-data records for Brock, Ontario (ON). The 2025 total of 69 reported incidents is presented as a raw count, not a crime rate. Because the data relies on police reports, it may not capture every incident that occurred in the city.
The figures above are sourced from Durham Regional Police Service open data for Brock, Ontario (ON).