Frenchman's Bay recorded 55 incidents between April 17 and June 16, 2026, representing 4% of Durham Region's 1,364 city-wide total. Auto theft was the leading category with 17 incidents, followed by assault at 15. The neighbourhood's count sits well below nearby Downtown Oshawa's 112 incidents during the same period.
Frenchman's Bay recorded 55 incidents in Durham Region between April 17 and June 16, 2026, representing 4% of the 1,364 incidents reported city-wide during that period. The neighbourhood sits within the broader Oshawa area in Ontario.
This two-month window captures spring reporting patterns for the area, with data drawn from the region's open-data portal.
The April 17 to June 16, 2026 coverage window spans approximately two months of reported incidents. Neighbourhood boundaries in Durham Region are approximate and based on the upstream open-data portal's classification; adjacent areas may overlap, and boundary definitions may vary year to year.
Auto theft led Frenchman's Bay with 17 incidents, followed by assault at 15. Break and enter accounted for 11 incidents, while theft from vehicle contributed 9. These four categories together with the 3 "Other" incidents compose the neighbourhood's full count.
Frenchman's Bay's 55 incidents are modest compared to Downtown Oshawa's 112, yet auto theft here (17) outpaces assault — unusual given that assault typically dominates urban cores. The neighbourhood's property-crime skew toward vehicle-related incidents distinguishes it from nearby Lakeview and Oshawa Northwest, which each logged 63 incidents with likely different category mixes.
Frenchman's Bay recorded 55 incidents between April 17 and June 16, 2026, according to Durham Region's open-data portal.
Auto theft led with 17 incidents, edging out assault at 15. Break and enter followed with 11 incidents.
Frenchman's Bay's 55 incidents are lower than Downtown Oshawa's 112, and below Lakeview and Oshawa Northwest, which each recorded 63 incidents.
The neighbourhood accounted for 4% of Durham Region's 1,364 incidents during the April-June 2026 period.
This data is sourced from the Durham Region open-data portal (Ontario, ON).