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Brock crime in 2026

Durham Regional Police documented 74 total incidents in Brock for 2026, compared to 69 in 2025. Because 2026 represents a partial reporting year, these totals do not reflect full annual changes. Assault was the leading category with 37 incidents, followed by 11 break and enter cases. All 9 incidents categorized under Other were traffic and motor vehicle collision offences. In total, 7 cases involved auto theft.

74
Incidents in 2026
51%
Share of selected city data
1 of 4
Rank among years
Assault
Top category
37 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Assault 37
50% of 2026 incidents
14.9% of 2026 incidents
Other 9
12.2% of 2026 incidents
12.2% of 2026 incidents
9.5% of 2026 incidents
1.4% of 2026 incidents

Brock crime 2026

In 2026, Brock logged 74 reported incidents in the Durham Regional Police Service open-data dataset. This total accounts for 51 percent of the 145 incidents recorded in the city across all tracked years from 2018 to 2026. Because 2026 is an in-progress partial year, annual incident totals reflect recorded reporting volume rather than per-capita risk.

The 74 incidents reported so far in 2026 compare to 69 incidents recorded throughout 2025. Assault stands out as the single largest category recorded in Brock for 2026, with 37 incidents. The dataset for Brock within Durham Region continues to update as local law enforcement publishes new open-data entries.

Year-over-year

Brock's 2026 open-data archive currently contains 74 reported incidents, making it an incomplete calendar year compared to previous reporting periods. In 2025, the city recorded 69 total incidents, following earlier counts of 1 incident in 2023 and 1 incident in 2018 across the 4 total years in the dataset. Because 2026 remains an active reporting window, direct comparisons between the current raw count of 74 and full-year totals like 2025's 69 must account for the ongoing nature of data collection. Changes in annual figures reflect shifts in police data entries rather than changes in individual safety risks.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

With 74 incidents, 2026 ranks 1 out of 4 total tracked years in Brock's recorded series. Assault dominated the local mix with 37 incidents, while property offenses like break and enter (11), theft from vehicle (9), and auto theft (7) formed a substantial portion of the remaining entries. The 9 incidents categorized as Other consisted entirely of Traffic & MVC records, representing 12.2 percent of all 2026 incidents. Meanwhile, robbery remained minimal with 1 incident recorded.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Brock crime in 2026

How many incidents were reported in Brock in 2026?

In 2026, Brock recorded 74 reported incidents in the open-data system. This partial-year total represents 51 percent of the 145 all-time incidents tracked across the city's entire multi-year archive, which covers 4 total recorded years between 2018 and 2026.

What is the incident trend for Brock comparing 2026 to 2025?

Brock recorded 74 incidents in 2026 compared to 69 incidents during the full calendar year of 2025. Because 2026 is an active, partial reporting year, raw count differences reflect ongoing open-data entries rather than a finalized annual comparison between complete reporting periods.

Which category had the highest incident count in Brock during 2026?

Assault was the top category in Brock for 2026, with 37 reported incidents. Other prominent categories included break and enter with 11 incidents, theft from vehicle with 9, Traffic & MVC under Other with 9, auto theft with 7, and robbery with 1 incident.

Where does the 2026 crime data for Brock come from?

The 2026 incident records for Brock originate from open-data updates published by the Durham Regional Police Service in Ontario (ON). The dataset tracks reported police incidents across the municipality within the broader Durham Region area, totaling 74 entries in 2026.

Sources

Data is sourced from open records released by the Durham Regional Police Service in ON.

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