Between May 27, 2026 and July 26, 2026, Burlington recorded 100 theft incidents out of 871 city-wide incidents across 8 categories. Theft made up 11.5% of all reported city incidents, placing it second overall behind Other (490 incidents). Theft recorded more incidents than Theft from vehicle (72 incidents), Auto theft (68 incidents), Break and enter (66 incidents), and Mischief (58 incidents) during this period.
Data current through . Source: official Burlington police open-data portal.
This resource presents official police-reported Theft figures for Burlington, Ontario, covering the selected data collection window from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. During this timeframe, local law enforcement logged 100 Theft incidents out of a city-wide total of 871 incidents recorded across all 8 tracked crime categories in the municipality.
Theft represents 11.5 percent of all reported crime incidents in Burlington during this specified window. Among all tracked offence types, Theft ranks 2 out of 8 categories in total incident volume. Every one of the 100 recorded Theft incidents includes a usable occurrence date falling strictly between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, with zero undated records. This summary provides a factual baseline for examining reported Theft within Burlington during the mid-2026 reporting window.
In Burlington, Theft ranks 2 out of 8 categories based on total reported incident volume between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. The only category with a higher count is Other, which recorded 490 incidents. Theft's count of 100 incidents is higher than all remaining tracked sibling categories, including Theft from vehicle (72 incidents), Auto theft (68 incidents), Break and enter (66 incidents), and Mischief (58 incidents). Overall, Theft constitutes a primary category of recorded property offences in the city during this period, behind only the broad Other classification.
With 100 incidents logged between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, Theft stands out as Burlington's second most frequent recorded crime category, accounting for 11.5 percent of the city's 871 total incidents. Only the broad Other classification recorded a higher total with 490 incidents. Theft surpassed related property categories such as Theft from vehicle (72 incidents), Auto theft (68 incidents), Break and enter (66 incidents), and Mischief (58 incidents). The single 2026 data window establishes a baseline of 100 incidents for this specific category in Burlington.
Between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026, Burlington recorded 100 Theft incidents. All 100 records contain verified occurrence dates within this two-month window. Across all 8 tracked categories, Burlington logged 871 total incidents, placing Theft as the second highest category in reported volume.
Theft accounts for 11.5 percent of all reported crime incidents in Burlington for the period from May 27, 2026, to July 26, 2026. Out of 871 total city incidents, 100 were classified as Theft, making it one of the main components of Burlington's overall crime count during this period.
Theft ranks 2 out of 8 tracked categories in Burlington with 100 incidents. It is lower than the category Other, which recorded 490 incidents, but higher than Theft from vehicle (72 incidents), Auto theft (68 incidents), Break and enter (66 incidents), and Mischief (58 incidents).
The available dataset for Theft in Burlington includes records from a single year series for 2026, during which 100 incidents were recorded between May 27, 2026, and July 26, 2026. Because data is only available for 2026, year-over-year percentage comparisons are not available for this category.
Crime data for Burlington is sourced from local police service open-data portals in ON.