Between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, Burlington recorded 490 incidents in the Other category. This category ranks first among the 8 recorded categories, representing 56.3% of the city total of 871 incidents during this reporting window. In comparison, theft recorded 100 incidents, theft from vehicle recorded 72, and auto theft recorded 68. The data spans a partial period in 2026 rather than a full year.
Data current through . Source: official Burlington police open-data portal.
This resource presents official police incident data for the Other category in Burlington, Ontario, covering the selected reporting period between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. Throughout this two-month window, law enforcement records show a total of 490 incidents logged under the Other category, out of a city total of 871 incidents recorded across all 8 tracking categories in Burlington.
With 490 incidents, the Other category represents 56.3% of all reported city incidents in Burlington during these dates. The dataset indicates that all 490 category incidents contain verified occurrence dates, resulting in 0 undated records. This detailed overview examines the volume of Other offenses alongside sibling categories logged across Burlington for the 2026 reporting window to provide context on municipal safety records.
In Burlington, the Other category ranks 1 out of 8 total categories during the period from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. Its 490 reported incidents exceed all other individual categories listed in the dataset. By comparison, Theft recorded 100 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle with 72 incidents, Auto theft with 68 incidents, Break and enter with 66 incidents, and Mischief with 58 incidents. These figures show that the Other category accounts for a higher individual count than any of these primary sibling categories during the 2026 observation window.
With 490 recorded incidents, Other is the highest-volume category in Burlington between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, accounting for 56.3% of the 871 total incidents recorded across all 8 categories. It stands above all specified sibling categories, including Theft at 100 incidents and Theft from vehicle at 72 incidents. Because the dataset spans a two-month period in 2026 without prior annual baseline data, these figures reflect a single reporting window rather than a long-term trend.
Between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, Burlington recorded 490 incidents in the Other category. All 490 entries contained complete date records. This category represents the largest single grouping of reported incidents in the city during this two-month dataset timeframe, out of 871 total citywide incidents.
The Other category accounts for exactly 56.3% of all reported incidents in Burlington during the logged timeframe from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. Out of 871 total citywide incidents recorded across 8 categories, 490 were classified under Other.
The Other category ranks 1 out of 8 reported categories in Burlington for the 2026 reporting window. With 490 incidents, it recorded a higher volume than Theft with 100 incidents, Theft from vehicle with 72 incidents, Auto theft with 68 incidents, Break and enter with 66 incidents, and Mischief with 58 incidents.
The dataset covers incidents recorded between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. A total of 490 incidents in the Other category were logged during this period, representing 56.3% of all 871 citywide incidents logged across Burlington during the two-month window.
Data is sourced from open public safety records for Burlington, ON.