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Fraud in Caledon

Caledon recorded a single fraud incident in 2026 year‑to‑date through July, accounting for 25 % of the city's total four reported crimes. This makes fraud the third most common category among three tracked offences, tied with auto theft at one incident and behind assault, which recorded two incidents. The sole fraud case occurred in the Mayfield West neighbourhood. Overall, crime reporting remains low in the community.

Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Caledon.

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Fraud incidents
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Share of Caledon incidents
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Category rank
Mayfield West
Top neighbourhood
1 incidents
2026 (YTD, through Jul)
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Where Fraud concentrates

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Fraud in Caledon

This page presents the open‑data record for fraud incidents in Caledon, Ontario, using the latest calendar year (2026) YTD through July. The dataset reflects the full on‑disk archive and is not limited to the 60‑day map window. During this period, Caledon reported a single fraud incident, which comprises 25 % of all crime incidents recorded.

The count shown represents the YTD total for 2026, not a full‑year figure. Because the reporting window ends in July, the total may change as additional months are added to the year‑to‑date tally.

How Fraud compares

In Caledon, fraud ranks third out of three crime categories, occupying the lowest position in the city's crime hierarchy. The two more common categories are Assault, with two incidents, and Auto theft, with one incident. With a single recorded fraud case, the category accounts for a quarter of the city’s total crime count of four incidents, highlighting its relative rarity compared with other offences.

Key stats

Top neighbourhoods for Fraud in Caledon

  1. Mayfield West — 1 incidents

What these numbers mean

Fraud is a marginal offence in Caledon, representing only one reported case in the 2026 YTD window and placing the category third among three crime types. While the share of total crime (25 %) seems sizable, the absolute count is low, especially compared with the two incidents of Assault. The year‑over‑year series shows a peak of nine incidents in 2025, but the current YTD figure has dropped sharply to just one, indicating a notable decline within the year.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Fraud in Caledon

What constitutes a fraud incident in the Caledon data?

Fraud incidents refer to reported activities involving deception for financial gain, such as scams or false representations. In the 2026 year‑to‑date period, the open data set records a single fraud incident in Caledon, reflecting the narrow scope of this offence for the selected reporting window.

How many fraud incidents were reported in Caledon in 2026 YTD?

The data shows one fraud incident reported in Caledon for the year‑to‑date period ending July 2026. This single case represents 25 % of the city’s total of four crime incidents during the same timeframe, underscoring the low absolute volume of fraud relative to other offences.

How does fraud compare to other crime categories in Caledon?

Fraud is the least common category, ranking third of three categories. Assault recorded two incidents, while Auto theft recorded one. With only one fraud case, the category captures a quarter of all crimes (25 %) but remains numerically lower than both Assault and Auto theft, indicating its relative rarity.

Which neighbourhood recorded the most fraud incidents?

Mayfield West is the only neighbourhood listed with a fraud incident, accounting for the single reported case in 2026 YTD. No other neighbourhoods have reported fraud for the current reporting window, making Mayfield West the top location for this offence in Caledon.

Other crime categories in Caledon

Sources

Data source: Ontario open‑data portal (province code ON).

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