Between May 27, 2026 and July 26, 2026, Burlington, Ontario recorded 871 total incidents in the open dataset. The #1 category was Other, representing 490 incidents or 56.3% of the total. Specific categories in this 60-day period include 100 theft cases (11.5%), 72 thefts from vehicle (8.3%), 68 auto thefts (7.8%), 66 break and enter incidents (7.6%), and 58 mischief occurrences (6.7%). A total of 6 violent category incidents were logged.
Data current through . Source: official Burlington police open-data portal.
The interactive mapping tool for Burlington, Ontario displays local incident records collected over a 60-day window from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. Throughout this selected timeframe, the dataset tracks 871 total incidents recorded across the municipality. Every record in this period contains a valid occurrence date, resulting in 871 dated incidents and 0 undated incidents. The data selection is based on the city-relative maximum occurrence date present in the public records.
Derived from official police open data releases, this platform translates raw administrative records into an accessible map format. The tool allows residents, business owners, and policy analysts to observe published incident distributions and category breakdowns across Burlington. By making verified incident logs easily searchable, the application helps users track recent public safety activity based on official data disclosures.
The incident log for Burlington includes records strictly from 2026, totaling 871 incidents during the 60-day window. With year_min set to 2026 and year_max set to 2026, the dataset contains a single entry in its annual series. Because no prior years exist in the provided data, a year-over-year percentage change is null and multi-year trend comparison cannot be calculated. All 871 dated incidents are confined to 2026. As a result, the current metrics establish a baseline for 2026 rather than illustrating multi-year increases or decreases across consecutive annual periods.
In the breakdown of reported incidents for Burlington, the top recorded category is Other, accounting for 490 incidents or 56.3% of the total. This primary grouping indicates that the source data classifies 56.3% of offences under a general category. The second most frequent classification is Theft, with 100 incidents representing 11.5% of records. Theft from vehicle follows as the third largest category, with 72 incidents comprising 8.3% of the dataset. Additional recorded categories in the summary include Auto theft at 68 incidents (7.8%), Break and enter at 66 incidents (7.6%), and Mischief at 58 incidents (6.7%). Across all categories, the combined violent count is 6 incidents.
Burlington's 60-day dataset of 871 total incidents is heavily weighted toward general classification, with Other comprising 490 incidents (56.3%). Vehicle-related property offences feature prominently in the specific categories, led by Theft from vehicle at 72 incidents (8.3%) and Auto theft at 68 incidents (7.8%). Standard property offences like Theft (100 incidents, 11.5%), Break and enter (66 incidents, 7.6%), and Mischief (58 incidents, 6.7%) form the remainder of the categorized records. Meanwhile, violent offences remain low in the published feed, with a violent count of 6 incidents.
Between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, Burlington recorded 871 total incidents in the open dataset. All 871 records in this 60-day window include valid occurrence dates. Within this timeframe, violent-category incidents accounted for 6 of the total reported events across the city.
The most common category in the dataset is Other, with 490 recorded incidents representing 56.3% of all reported occurrences. Among specific property categories, Theft was recorded 100 times (11.5%), followed by Theft from vehicle with 72 incidents (8.3%), Auto theft with 68 incidents (7.8%), and Break and enter with 66 incidents (7.6%).
The current dataset for Burlington contains records for the year 2026 only, totaling 871 incidents between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. Because no historical year-series data is provided for previous years, year-over-year comparison trends are currently unavailable for this location.
The current dataset does not break down incidents by individual neighbourhood, listing zero top neighbourhoods. All 871 reported incidents between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, are provided at the citywide level for Burlington, Ontario, without specific local area tracking.
This data is sourced from local police open-data records in ON for Burlington. The feed captures official open-data incident reports filed between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, totaling 871 recorded incidents. These records represent incidents reported to law enforcement during this period.
The Burlington dataset covers a 60-day window from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. A total of 871 dated incidents are recorded through July 26, 2026, with zero undated records listed in the dataset as of the last update on July 26, 2026.
Data for Burlington is obtained from police open-data records in ON.
This Burlington crime map is built for searches such as Burlington crime map, crime map Burlington, and Burlington Ontario crime. Filter the interactive map by crime type and time window to inspect recent open-data reports — not a live 911 or CAD feed.
other is the largest category with 490 incidents (56.3%).
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